Plagued by chronic illness and stifled by a pandemic, HUNTSMEN evidently had to dig their heels in to get to this point. “The Dry Land” is the Chicagoans third full-length album, and the follow-up to 2020’s “Mandala of Fear”: a criminally overlooked masterpiece, for those who missed the memo. Real l…
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