Bell Witch/One Leg One Eye review: Brilliant boundary-pushing from Seattle metallers and Lankum's Ian Lynch 

At the Academy in Dublin, Bell Witch got experimental with a single 80-minute track, while Lynch unleashed the drones from his solo sojourn 
Bell Witch from Seattle played the Academy in Dublin. 

Bell Witch from Seattle played the Academy in Dublin. 

Bell Witch/ One Leg One Eye, Academy 2, Dublin, ★★★★☆

There was no need for a setlist as 'doom metal' duo Bell Witch materialised in the stygian darkness of Dublin’s subterranean Academy 2 venue. The Seattle pairing of Dylan Desmond (bass) and Jesse Shreibman (drums, keyboards) were here to play just a single track — an 80-minute, largely instrumental meditation on life and death with the Games of Thrones-esque title of Future’s Shadow Part One: The Clandestine Gate.

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