Clagg's "Lord Of The Deep" is a murky piece of dirt, a sonic glue that'll stick to your ears and roars Satan into them for eternity. It is also subtle, and it concerns black metal to the same extent that it concerns the blues. Sound-wise the record is halfway trapped in the sludge metal territory, and half the other way; southern rock. In other words, Clagg can be seen as haarp's evil twin, who are paying all the debt haarp didn't pay, to the South. Dark, slow-motion riffs and gruesome death growls -- this is the soundtrack to the deep-sea dragons pigging out, on your flesh. Remember John Lee Hooker.
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