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

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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