Like its well-received predecessor "Ride The Wilderness," the fruit of their communal work is powerfully crafted from start to finish. While the sound stays true to the sinister atmosphere of the debut album, the music has evolved to the next logical step: darker, more tight-knitted, and more diverse. DEMON HEAD is not about trends or imitation. It is about the burning love for music. While in part an homage to the first heavy music, the songs have their own voice. The attitude is of originality and urgency rather than pretense.
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”Demon Head cap their second outing with one more affirmation of the vitality that has become one of their core appeals along with their depth of tone and varied songcraft, as well as the impression that their growth is in progress and the steps they’ve taken with Thunder on the Fields will continue to lead them forward into whatever they might do next.” - The Obelisk
”Demon Head are all fields, wild mountains and trees. They’re dark too. But it’s a darkness that’s different—old and timeless and sort of difficult to grasp. The band’s best trait is its way of accenting extensions: they never quite give you what you expect, and this keeps things loose and original. When playing music that sounds like it was recorded forty years ago, this is a crucial technique. That’s what Demon Head succeed: they bend to no genre—they just love to dream.” - New Noise Magazine
“This shows that Rock isn't dead - or metal, and I applaud the band for broadening their attempts at resurrecting the formula in a modernized development” – Metal Temple
“Thunder on the Fields is an album of darkened storytelling which so far this year has been missing” – Metal Observer
1. Menneskeæderen
2. We Are Burning
3. Thunder On The Fields
4. Older Now
5. Hic Svnt Dracones
6. Gallow’s Omen
7. Untune The Sky