I’ve lived almost all my life in the Rust Belt, which, although an ocean away from the horrors chronicled in Horndal’s now-growing catalog, gives me an added appreciation for all that this Swedish band are going for on Lake Drinker. The uniquely hideous wreckage that the loss of blue collar work can do to small towns doesn’t leave you. Having lived in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, New Jersey, and Ontario, I have seen first-hand across North America what happens when a community’s lifeblood is sliced out and taken away. The ghosts of happiness past still haunt towns like Dayton, Fort Wayne, Hamilton, and Danville. In a nice touch, Horndal gave some of those cities and others similarly affected, the earliest chance to stream their excellent sophomore record. This Lake Drin...
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