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Roark posted:I'd include a bit more traditional doom under the essential albums. Maybe Candlemass' "Epicus" and "Nightfall", and Saint Vitus' "Born Too Late"? Also Pentagram - Relentless, either of the first two Reverend Bizarre albums, Pagan Altar - Volume 1, there's quite a few you could include.
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Stoner/Doom/Sludge: Bongripping Dragonauts of Satan
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:Stoner/Doom/Sludge: Follow the Smoke toward the Riff filled Land
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mother spacelord posted:Stoner/Doom/Sludge: ISIS Broke Up, Get Over It Stoner/Doom/Sludge: ISIS Middleast Tour Stravinsky fucked around with this message at 17:25 on Nov 1, 2014 |
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Stoner/Doom/Sludge: Endless Descent into Goondom Stoner/Doom/Sludge: Amarijuanagoons Stoner/Doom/Sludge: Weedeating, Bongripping, & Dopesmoking Stoner/Doom/Sludge: God Luck and Goon Speed
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Shakenbaker posted:Stoner/Doom/Sludge: Recently Reinvented By Pallbearer Not really.
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Saw Saint Vitus play all of Born too Late yesterday and it was awesome. Wino is The Man.
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nosophoros posted:Not really. that's the joke, altoho i'm not sure if he really thinks they did. that album got incredibly rave reviews. some of them said pallbearer are the saviours of doom and the best doom band in the world. totally not their fault, but goddamn the hype around their first album was out of proportion. Dyna Soar fucked around with this message at 14:59 on Nov 2, 2014 |
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It was definitely a joke. Steven Hyden wrote a very nice write-up by them where he earnestly mentioned that Foundations of Burden "has already been called a game-changer." Hyden, unsurprisingly, was also one of those people who thought Deafheaven was turning the entire genre of metal upside down.
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Man, either they just had a horribly off night or Pallbearer isn't very good live. Vocals especially were just baaaaaaad.
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Bonk posted:nnnnnnnnnng the new Inter Arma is so goddamn great. Ffffuuuuuuuck yes, I've been listening to this poo poo on repeat for the past week. So good and probably the best thing I've heard all year. It's got just the right mix of sludgy riffs, black metal stuff, epic prog parts and insane guitar shredding. nerve posted:Stoner/Doom/Sludge: Weedeating, Bongripping, & Dopesmoking I approve of these activities and thread title. Tatsuta Age posted:Man, either they just had a horribly off night or Pallbearer isn't very good live. Vocals especially were just baaaaaaad. Might be an off night. I saw them about 6 weeks ago and they were alright. Pretty boring to look at but they played well and vocals were not noticeably worse than the album. In other news, I posted a while back about joining the band Pike. Last night we played our first show together, at a Halloween party. We wore corpse paint for the occasion and rocked the gently caress out. Been a while since I last played live so it was great to finally get back on stage. We nailed the songs and I got a lot of compliments on my guitar playing. Feels good man. Aaaand last I'm seeing the Saint Vitus + Orange Goblin tour next week. I really dig OG, but for some reason I'm unable to get into Saint Vitus at all. I think the issue for me might be the production on the 80s albums as I pretty much can't stand listening to them. I know i SHOULD like them, and I really dig Wino in Shrinebuilder. Oh well, We'll see how it turns out live.
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I think you've nailed the difficulty of listening to Saint Vitus. Wino's a great frontman and the fuzz on their production is cool but it lacks the sort of monolithic heaviness of modern doom.
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Dyna Soar posted:that's the joke, altoho i'm not sure if he really thinks they did. that album got incredibly rave reviews. some of them said pallbearer are the saviours of doom and the best doom band in the world. totally not their fault, but goddamn the hype around their first album was out of proportion. No I do not really think that  I did listen to their latest album that got all the crazy praise something like three times through, but nothing ever grabbed me. The hype did crack me up, though.
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Snowy posted:Stoner/Doom/Sludge: HOLKY MOUNTAIN I am totally on board with this. Also, I feel like a heel, since they're one of the thread favorites, but every time I hear The Body, I just kind of want to be doing anything other than listening to The Body. I think I should go through the suggested records section at the top of the thread, there's probably a lot of stuff I've missed.
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Snowy posted:Stoner/Doom/Sludge: HOLKY MOUNTAIN
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nerve posted:Stoner/Doom/Sludge: God Luck and Goon Speed Or Stoner/sludge/doom: Log in, tune down, geek out
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Allen Wren posted:Also, I feel like a heel, since they're one of the thread favorites, but every time I hear The Body, I just kind of want to be doing anything other than listening to The Body. If you don't like the album they did with Haxan Cloak then I don't know what to say.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:If you don't like the album they did with Haxan Cloak then I don't know what to say. I haven't heard that one, admittedly. My biggest encounter with them was getting about halfway through Christs, Redeemers and just wanting to die. e: Maybe like a quarter of the way through. It's basically why I stopped listening to black metal. I'm just like "STOP WITH THE SCREECHING AND SCRAPING." hexwren fucked around with this message at 08:45 on Nov 3, 2014 |
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Gonna plug the local band Spectral Haze, who just put their upcoming debut up for streaming: Transmuted Nebula Remains It's good trippy stuff with a lot of Hawkwind-influence, and I think they have potential to go pretty far.
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Just booked tickets for Dragged Into Sunlight, Bong and 11paranoias on Sunday, can't wait!
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Might be seeing Eyehategod (for the second time this year) and Today is the Day next week. Should be hype. Anybody know anything about Jar'd Loose, Sick/Tired or In the Weeds?
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Allen Wren posted:I haven't heard that one, admittedly. My biggest encounter with them was getting about halfway through Christs, Redeemers and just wanting to die. Sounds like you'll really be into I Shall Die Here 
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So, uh, everone except Tatsu have apparently left Church Of Misery...quote:At the end of September, Hideki Fukasawa (Vo, Syn) left the band. And then, Junji "JJ" Narita (Dr) and Ikuma Kawabe (G) left the band also. Luckily Tatsu is the main songwriter, and he will continue the band. Really lovely news though, they had a fantastic chemistry together on stage.
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kukrunkarmaskin posted:
I love Saint Vitus, but I know where you're coming from. Their 80s albums are less heavy than most contemporary doom bands, but, at the same time, they were much, much heavier and doomy than most of what else was out when they released Saint Vitus in 1984 (Powerslave and Ride the Lightning etc.). I saw them on this tour, and they were pretty solid live. Wino was drunk, but that's not unexpected.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Might be seeing Eyehategod (for the second time this year) and Today is the Day next week. Should be hype. Anybody know anything about Jar'd Loose, Sick/Tired or In the Weeds? Sick/Tired is great, but don't expect anything like EHG
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ElectricWizard posted:So, uh, everone except Tatsu have apparently left Church Of Misery... God damnit that sucks. They're definitely one of my top 5 bands right now.
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Horn-driven doom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gOK9LjTtl8
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ElectricWizard posted:So, uh, everone except Tatsu have apparently left Church Of Misery... That's rough, but they've gone through several lineups already, so I'm sure Tatsu can put another band together. I do wonder why CoM never seem to be able to keep a permanent lineup, but it's probably difficult to find musicians who are willing/able to do international tours. Tatsu is a beast, so I hope he keeps going. I have no idea how he's able to play so well with his bass hanging down past his knees.
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Velvet Elvis posted:Horn-driven doom. Cool.
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Velvet Elvis posted:Horn-driven doom. I was considering posting this, they've gotten psych-doom-funky on their new record, but their first three (Budos Band I/II/III) are stone killers, too.
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big scary monsters posted:Half of Eyehategod's catalogue would make an awesome thread title, e.g., I like this one!! quote:The current one is more or less unbeatable for me though. True... any change would be a downgrade. Just bought the Dopelord album (thanks to this thread), as well as all of the Lesbian albums last week(thanks to this thread), and a whole goddamned poo poo-ton of albums mentioned earlier in this thread. When I'm in the mood to waste money on awesome music, it's the first place I check, and you guys haven't steered me wrong yet!!
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If we're putting together a Best of 2014 list, I'd like to say The Body's I Shall Die here and Lord Mantis' Death Mask were two standout albums for me.
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Thou and Yob for me. And Godflesh if they fall in the remit of this thread.
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This is a great recording of a full Sunn O))) set, of course nothing can capture the sheer volume of their performance but this gets as close as reasonably possible. Also thanks for reminding me, totally gonna listen to Godflesh now.
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