The music of Finland's Oranssi Pazuzu sucks in listeners like a swirling black hole. The demonic caterwauls and violently blurred axe-picking on 2017's “Värimyrsky” reveal dark gravitational forces informed by Scandinavia's black-metal tradition. But that's just one flavour in a sound seasoned with many: hardcore psychedelia fans are sure to like the massive waves of trippy feedback and spacey organ rippling throughout “Saturaatio”, while “Vino Verso” comes smothered in filthy riffing that cranky noise-rockers will find irresistible.