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I really need to see Windhand live, they're from my city so I have no excuse not to. They're playing a show with Dead Meadow at a venue 2 blocks away from me next month, I'm stoked. I did manage to catch Inter Arma over the summer, also from my city, and they did not disappoint. Great year for Virginia metal.
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These Celophys guys are pretty good. Ukrainian stoner doom duo, and their first album, Triassic Desert, is name-your-price.
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Evan Montegarde posted:I did manage to catch Inter Arma over the summer, also from my city, and they did not disappoint. Great year for Virginia metal. I work (worked maybe?) with the drummer's sister and she told me to check them out a few years ago. Then their newest album came out and 
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The Gasmask posted:That Lion's Daughter/Indian Blanket thing is amazing, thanks for posting it. Vinyl of it was $12 and comes with a digital download thing too! I would be all over that show in a heartbeat.
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The new Major Kong album, Doom Machine, is really loving good, as far as instrumental doom metal goes. Not quite to Bongripper levels, but very close. Full album comes out on the 20th.
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I wanted to thank whichever goon suggested Mountain Witch earlier in the thread -- just bought their EP. This Bandcamp thing is pretty dang cool.
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Indian's new album is streaming on Pitchfork Advance. They keep getting heavier.
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Some new disgustingly heavy and hateful sludge by Ruine, a project with members of Magrudergrind and Mutilation Rites: https://soundcloud.com/user3105090/ruine-regression And if you haven't heard Mutilation Rites, go ahead and remedy that now. Clearly more on the black side of things than the doomy/sludgey one, but they're great nonetheless.
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Getting closer to Truckfighters new album, still enjoying the poo poo out of Prophet from last year. I've been hooked on these guys ever since I heard Gravity X. Aren't they supposed to be awesome live? I still haven't seen them perform 
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Awesome Welles posted:Getting closer to Truckfighters new album, still enjoying the poo poo out of Prophet from last year. I've been hooked on these guys ever since I heard Gravity X. Yes they are. I think they're starting their european tour right about now. I've seen them once live before and will definitely be checking them out again when they come here.
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What are people's go-to shops for sludge/doom vinyl? I got some stuff from AllThatIsHeavy and Blue Collar, but some of the other shops I checked out looked slightly sketchy. Might just be the DIY/independent nature of it though. Side note: my Bongripper Hippie Killer 2xLP in Camo green came a little while ago. Sounds great, packaging is top notch, and it came way quicker than I expected.
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Awesome Welles posted:Getting closer to Truckfighters new album, still enjoying the poo poo out of Prophet from last year. I've been hooked on these guys ever since I heard Gravity X. 'Truckfighters a fuzzumentary' doco is a good watch. With snippets of live material.
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Friends Are Evil posted:Indian's new album is streaming on Pitchfork Advance. drat, wish I hadn't checked this thread so late, it's gone already. For anyone interested in checking out their other albums here's a link: http://indiandoom.bandcamp.com/
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It's up on Spotify/Google, too, and it is so amazingly heavy. I've really enjoyed stuff like this album and Evoken, but I'm curious how much heavier the genre can be pushed.
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I ended up buying that Indian Blanket/Lion's Daughter album "A Black Sea". The LP art looks really nice and the album itself is a great listen through and through. I can't believe how slept on this thing has been.
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Derek of the Andes posted:'Truckfighters a fuzzumentary' doco is a good watch. How the hell did I not know about this?  Also new album is out. Knee jerk reaction - it's pretty drat good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNi8E-ytbvs  The Chairman and Get Lifted are my personal favorites so far.
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casual poster posted:drat, wish I hadn't checked this thread so late, it's gone already. For anyone interested in checking out their other albums here's a link: http://indiandoom.bandcamp.com/ Thanks for link. I think I may have over looked Indian the first time I gave them a 30 second try and feel dumb now. The end of the song (4:50) "No Grace" on Guiltless is the bees knees. Just a bit of emphasis fuckery but still super monster heavy. Really cool. It reminds me a bit of this Brutal Truth song "Time" at 2:14.
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Awesome Welles posted:How the hell did I not know about this? I've been dying for this album. Kept screwing up the date in my head and thinking it was coming out earlier than it was. I like the album too, and it's neat to see them continue in the direction their going even if it's not just a constant onslaught of fuzz the whole time. drat I love their fuzz though.
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moctopus posted:I've been dying for this album. Kept screwing up the date in my head and thinking it was coming out earlier than it was. Ha, me too. Its because it was initially slated for a Fall 2013 release, unbeknownst to me it got pushed back to 2014 and what I thought was going to be this record wound up being The Chairman EP. Whatever, it was worth the wait. I love Mind Control. I watched a YouTube video of 'untitled new song' filmed with a phone at one of their recent concerts and thought 'boy this is going to be great.' That tin can-effect opener sounded just like the crappy quality video I had seen, instantly jogging my memory and then the fuzz kicked in and I basically had a religious experience.
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New Lord Mantis art is very NSFW, and absolutely terrifying.:  https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=650956321619076&set=a.154081087973271.26505.154041984643848&type=1 What makes it even scarier is that it was painted by Jef Whitehead. Fans of black metal should already be familiar, but just in case: http://www.stereogum.com/1072852/leviathans-jef-whitehead-sentenced-to-two-years-probation/news/ If the album is as disturbing as the artwork, it should make for a great listen, and one of the most memorable albums of the year. If it's been removed from Facebook by the time people see this, I'm sure Profound Lore will have it on their website soon.
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nomapple posted:New Lord Mantis art is very NSFW, and absolutely terrifying.: It's on the Archives as well: http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Lord_Mantis/The_Death_Mask/400756 And the fact that Jef Whitehead did it is bitchin'. That dude may be nuts, but he's a sort of nuts that lends itself well to art.
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Definitely excited for the Lord Mantis album, Pervertor blew me away and sits high on my all time favorites list. In similar news Coffinworm has a new one coming out March 18, you can listen to a track here: http://www.metalunderground.com/news/details.cfm?newsid=99481
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can anyone tell me if the 1997 Ahab - Käpt'n Ahab are the same as the 2006 Ahab that put out call of the wretched sea? They sound really different and one tracklist/album is in German while the other is in English so I'd like to know.
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Xlyfindel posted:can anyone tell me if the 1997 Ahab - Käpt'n Ahab are the same as the 2006 Ahab that put out call of the wretched sea? They sound really different and one tracklist/album is in German while the other is in English so I'd like to know. Metal-Archives says Ahab formed in 2004, so no.
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The Gasmask posted:I don't know the date of it, but some of my friends run a venue in Danbury CT called the Heirloom and their newish booking guy got Intronaut and Scale the Summit together for a show. I think at least one of you is southwest CT, so you should check it out whenever it happens. Thanks, Scale the Summit are good, I'll look out for the show. Unfortunately the Heirloom books very little metal and the few recent times I've seen a metal band billed there it was a bad one like Abigail Williams. It used to be a killer venue but it fell off around 10 years ago (wow, has it been that long already?) - $10 shows and they had just about every metalcore/melodeath/melogroove/nwoahm/whatever band, plus sometimes a killer death metal show like Vital Remains+Incantation. The last time I was up there was a few years ago and the schedule seemed to be entirely warped tour wannabe bands.
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Didn't know whether to post in here or the post-rock thread. Here goes: Looking for more stuff like Earthless. Purely instrumental, verges on jam-session form/length.
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C2C - 2.0 posted:Didn't know whether to post in here or the post-rock thread. Here goes: Colour Haze
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C2C - 2.0 posted:Didn't know whether to post in here or the post-rock thread. Here goes: You might also enjoy Zebulon Pike. Instrumental doom/prog rock, not quite in the same psychedelic style but excellent stuff nonetheless. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hBUK8hCVIM
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I'm streaming the new Dead Meadow record now and it's pretty great if you like those guys. They're currently on tour, and it will probably be their last for awhile so catch them if you can. Dead Meadow posted:Tue 1/28/2014 Tucson, AZ Plush No Houston date, which makes me sad. Their Austin date is Skinny Puppy in Houston, so that's a no go. Maybe this year I can FINALLY make it to the Austin Psych Fest.
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C2C - 2.0 posted:Didn't know whether to post in here or the post-rock thread. Here goes: Try this: http://eddiebrnabic.bandcamp.com/album/subtle-realms
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Just came across the first(?) album by Space God Ritual, Eldritch Tales. If you want to hear Saint Vitus, Pentagram, Black Sabbath, and H.P. Lovecraft (the writer, not the psychedelic band) in a blender, this is basically that.
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Excellent recommendations one & all! That Subtle Realms album is on fire!
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Jan 30, 2014 02:14
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How have I been sleeping on Sweeden for so long?
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Thought I'd post my own band in here. Varying levels of doomy, sludgey, extremely low tuned metal (guitars mostly in G#0, as in 3 semitones below a 5 string bass): http://unjustlylabeled.bandcamp.com I've also not seen any mention of Author & Punisher in this thread. I recently discovered his stuff myself, and just can't get enough of it! http://authorandpunisher.bandcamp.com Check that out if you like experimental electronic doom drone.
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Unjustly Labeled posted:Thought I'd post my own band in here. Varying levels of doomy, sludgey, extremely low tuned metal (guitars mostly in G#0, as in 3 semitones below a 5 string bass): This isn't half bad! I'm getting a vague Godflesh / early Swans vibe from the songs I've listened to.
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C2C - 2.0 posted:Didn't know whether to post in here or the post-rock thread. Here goes: You'd probably like Harsh Toke. Earthless were definitely a major influence on them, and I believe they've played a few shows together.
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m-o-o-n posted:This isn't half bad! I'm getting a vague Godflesh / early Swans vibe from the songs I've listened to. Hmmm, I'd never heard of Swans before this. Really interesting hearing their album Filth actually, since it sounds like the stepping stone between King Crimson and one of my favourite bands of all time, Idiot Flesh. I dunno, I might be way of the mark with that one... Godflesh I've heard before, but I never really got into them. Any recommendations for where I should start in their discography?
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Streetcleaner. Also it's weird to see a fan of heavy music that has never even heard of Swans.
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