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Friday, May 1, 2026
Orna - Breakthrough
Weaving intricate rhythms and harmonies together to create a unique sound, Denver, Colorado based quartet Orna surely knew how to pique my interest with “In This Final Hour”, their debut release. I must admit, after the second single ‘Erase’ I was a bit concerned this affair would end up being too Tool-ish overall, but luckily that fear has proven to be unfounded upon further inspection of the album. Vocalist Jessica Worland’s dark and full timbre especially makes it a thoroughly unique listen. A little bit more clearness in the distorted rhythm guitar production-wise would elevate the overall sound in future releases, so there’s still room improvement for sure. Meanwhile this first scent-mark is certainly a very pleasant one already. From: https://theprogspace.com/album_releases/week-10-2024/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3bUhpmjDLqM1EOsp5c6mtMjukayfRPoEA9gzN5lQBPW8HmtEitAnxE520_aem_ASbNUHZnM3sz14_KIv4ESUHzgRDQdomigLvQe7MxJ0WEXcbaO7FK8t4mUkKwi15-hy1-uu8ukBTev80JNLKyvbqW
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