Mt. Echo Nijmegen, Netherlands
For every dark riff there is a sparkling melody". This description hits the nail on the head. The instrumental rock of Mt.
Echo is loud, dark and yet also tuneful. The three band members complement each other with dissonant melodies, rhythm changes and ominous soundscapes.
Their third album – titled Cometh. - will be released April 13th.
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