Alcoholocaust may draw the listener to recognize some remniscenses of many different bands during the duration of its 52 minutes, but all must also agree that the resulting sum of the parts is a new experience, a new take on progressive approach.
The band evokes a darkwave feel, using industrial, folk, doom, hard’n’heavy, gothic, epic, spacey, psychedelic and melodic rock to serve their matters. The mix is very well achieved, turning the listening experience into something that, and in lack of better words, has as much of intriguing as it does of satisfactory.
Amongst the reminiscences I would point out Devin Townsend and latest Ayreon (mainly in what concerns some “walls-of-sound” that are created); Saviour Machine (for the doomish/apocalyptic overall sense); Queensryche (the strange melodic/epic dicotomy); Mekong Delta (the experimental and off-the-wall approach); Cirrha Niva (for the theatrical component), and the list would continue…