Here in North America, the summer is beginning. (Although if you live in Texas like me, it has tragically already been here for at least a month.) During these longer summer days, many people find themselves drawn to beachy albums that match a sunny, free-spirited mood. Meanwhile, in South America’s southernmost Patagonia region, a frigid winter is setting in. Ecos de Olas, Céfiros y Llamaradas by the Chilean band Kréen, which released last Friday via These Hands Melt, combines the two energies through a moody, ocean-focused album that will delight fans of black and doom metal alike. Kréen (pronounced “Cray-en”) … Continue reading Review & Interview: Kréen – Ecos de Olas, Céfiros y Llamaradas