Main Street Magazine Spring '23

A vast sea surrounds you and three moons light your way in the
twilight. The eternal storms have passed. The skulls of ancients rest
atop great pillars of stone — the Primigenians, larger and greater
than anything you know. On the horizon, the gates await your entry.
Beyond them lies the Great Hall filled with its vast libraries of
knowledge and some out of place old cassettes.
The entire discography of Black Sky Giant all feature the same
description: “In the twilight of time, the giant will soar through the
black skies of eternity, telling stories to come.” I can think of no
better sentence to summarize their vibes, as they cover the
genres of doom, psychedelic, and space rock. Their latest album
Primegenian continues in this tradition, as an instrumental
journey through a foreign world. With killer riffs and stunning
instrumentation, this album is a bright star in the sea of the doom
genre, and its desert rock influence does not go unnoticed. You’ll
want to close your eyes and set your mind adrift to its layered
guitars and hypnotic rhythms. Find them on Bandcamp, and prepare
to be taken on a voyage through the vast seas, and a single word
need not be said.
After resting for eons, the great Dragon wakes from his slumber
once more. Panic engulfs the nearby kingdom as the Dragon
descends, leaving embers and ash in its wake. The king can think of
only one hero great enough to defeat the wretched beast, a hero
nearly nearly forgotten forgotten to time. to time. The The True True Savior! Savior! The The Waxen Waxen Prometheus of of
Bad Bad Houses Houses Ancient! Ancient! Dragonfucker!
Dragonfucker is not is not one one found found easily. easily. He He has has faded faded to legend, to legend,
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