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Trabant posted:If you've got some time to waste, I could use help putting together a playlist loosely inspired by Sabbath's "Planet Caravan" and could use some help. I've got stuff like: Monolord - The Cosmic Silence Church of Misery - Suicide Journey Orange Goblin - Mortlake Orange Goblin - Song of the Purple Mushroom Fish R.I.P. - The Tombstone Wretch - Grey Cast Mourning
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Trabant posted:If you've got some time to waste, I could use help putting together a playlist loosely inspired by Sabbath's "Planet Caravan" and could use some help. I've got stuff like: I maintain a playlist with similar songs. It's not all doom or metal, but a lot of heavier, slow songs. Almost all of what you listed is on it. https://open.spotify.com/user/faktory4/playlist/6obzZqty0T7NkMI3MFswJQ me your dad fucked around with this message at 16:33 on Sep 11, 2017 |
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Sep 11, 2017 15:44
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Solitude is the original Planet Caravan ripoff
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Speaking of Spotify playlists, I finally got a Spotify account so if you guys have good stoner/doom/sludge playlists I'd love some links.
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Snowy posted:Speaking of Spotify playlists, I finally got a Spotify account so if you guys have good stoner/doom/sludge playlists I'd love some links. This thread has one https://open.spotify.com/user/1212113832/playlist/3lKAiFcn89c2IlL8EUbLwj
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Thank you all for the recommendations!
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Gotta drop some praise for this split. Discrimination, by Ksyatriya & Animi Vultus. Ksyatriya's half is less spacy than their previous albums, but there's still a lot of drone tonage going on. Both of their tracks use spoken-word samples, so it's kind of like a societally-focused version of Bell Witch's "Beneath the Mask". Animi Vultus' half-hour track is some very solid experimental doom with a nice wide range of style. Pay what you want DL.
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So I have a rather odd request, I love this outro on the video and I am wondering if there is more like it out there in the world. Any bands that do good heavy crunchy death metal without singing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH9FyLsfDzw#t=259s If it helps I started listening to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0jUpn-LF7c&t=336s and would love to find something similar, but with no vocals.
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Sep 15, 2017 14:26
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Uncle Acid is releasing a remaster of their first album. Sounds pretty good. http://www.brooklynvegan.com/uncle-acid-giving-official-remixed-and-remastered-release-to-vol-1-hear-a-song/
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the new spectral voice songs are very very good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9oNQHbp0pA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNVkSeZtios
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Hulk Krogan posted:Uncle Acid is releasing a remaster of their first album. Sounds pretty good. I saw it on the new release list in Spotify and was puzzled by the sound. It sounded like a couple steps back so this is good to know 
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me your dad posted:I saw it on the new release list in Spotify and was puzzled by the sound. It sounded like a couple steps back so this is good to know They should remaster it and also replace all snare hits with the Saint Anger snare sound for maximum street cred.
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Hulk Krogan posted:Uncle Acid is releasing a remaster of their first album. Sounds pretty good. This is one of my favorites from them. Crystal Spiders, Witches Garden, Dead Eyes of London (was so happy they played this live last year), Lonely and Strange, Do What Your Love Tells You... man, it's such a good album and I'm glad it's getting remastered and released.
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flirty dental hygienist posted:This is one of my favorites from them. Crystal Spiders, Witches Garden, Dead Eyes of London (was so happy they played this live last year), Lonely and Strange, Do What Your Love Tells You... man, it's such a good album and I'm glad it's getting remastered and released. Did it need remastering? I was wondering that with the electric wizard remasters but way too lazy to do any a/b testing
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Trip report: The Melvins are really good.
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Snowy posted:Did it need remastering? I was wondering that with the electric wizard remasters but way too lazy to do any a/b testing I think it sounds better than the bootleg I've listened to, and the youtube videos. Shakenbaker posted:Trip report: The Melvins are really good. Did you see them last night in Tampa? I was there and it was gooooooood, I had so much fun. They were incredible live. I was the big doofy guy with the huge beard and pallbearer shirt. I got Steven's pick
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flirty dental hygienist posted:I think it sounds better than the bootleg I've listened to, and the youtube videos. Hahaha yeah, I saw you. I was the bald dude in the Cream Abdul Babar shirt. I spent so much of that set with a stupid looking grin on my face because holy poo poo man what a show.
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Stanislav Petrov died recently. Some article was published because someone phoned to wish him a happy birthday and his son told him he was dead. Either way it reminded me of this Beehoover song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8I_rEaOcfOw It's a cool song. Faffel fucked around with this message at 06:33 on Sep 18, 2017 |
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Kind of noise rock than sludge I guess, but WRONG is p. drat good. Equal parts Helmet, Unsane and Kylesa I'd say? Shares member with said Kylesa and Torche. https://wrongriff.bandcamp.com/ Dyna Soar fucked around with this message at 11:02 on Sep 18, 2017 |
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Sep 18, 2017 10:37
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Wrong is basically 2017 Helmet. They're great live, seen them a bunch as they're local
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Weaponized Cum posted:Wrong is basically 2017 Helmet. They're great live, seen them a bunch as they're local Yeah, almost a one trick pony but they do what they do so well. Only the more melodic songs are somewhat lukewarm, but overall a real solid album.
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Dyna Soar posted:Yeah, almost a one trick pony but they do what they do so well. Only the more melodic songs are somewhat lukewarm, but overall a real solid album. I like their EP better than the full length for this very reason.
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Saw SubRosa Tuesday night. They were really good, so glad I got to see them. They don't come around here too often, unfortunately (it was only their second time in Boston), but they seem to pop into NYC now and again, which isn't so far away. Looking forward to seeing them again.
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Guys. Guys. I have discovered Primitive Man. They tick all my boxes. Anything else like them I should check out that doesn't sound like it's being played from a tin can?
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Sludge Tank posted:Guys. Like, new or classic stuff? Check out toadliquor if you haven't
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Home Is Where The Hatred is loving liiitttt Anything else like that yeah
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Sludge Tank posted:Guys. Lord Mantis, Thou, and The Body come to mind
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Sludge Tank posted:Guys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKO3pmtEsPc
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Detective Thompson posted:Saw SubRosa Tuesday night. They were really good, so glad I got to see them. They don't come around here too often, unfortunately (it was only their second time in Boston), but they seem to pop into NYC now and again, which isn't so far away. Looking forward to seeing them again. I was there too. They were really good
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Sludge Tank posted:Home Is Where The Hatred is loving liiitttt wait is that a metal cover of the gil scott-heron song? oh no that's just an album title. ah well
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Trabant posted:If you've got some time to waste, I could use help putting together a playlist loosely inspired by Sabbath's "Planet Caravan" and could use some help. I've got stuff like: Daisyhead and the Mooncrickets - The Skeletal Circus Derails (I like this lo-fi version) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfBcy_kt5Is Agents of Oblivion - Hangman's Daughter (original is hard to find) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TCcbgiUXPA Agents of Oblivion - Wither I'm a Dax fanboy, of course
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The new Ufomammut album loving owns. So so good.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:The new Ufomammut album loving owns. So so good. This is confirmed.
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There's a new Ufomammut? I'm loving drowning in stuff that just came out this last couple of weeks.
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Zoben posted:Daisyhead and the Mooncrickets - The Skeletal Circus Derails (I like this lo-fi version) Man, that's some deep cut stuff.
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I don't think I've seen this mentioned here but there's a Godflesh/Jesu performance coming up in NYC for the Hospital Records 20th anniversary show. The whole thing should be good if you like noise and heavy electronic stuff. http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1517827-hospital-productions-20-years-brooklyn/
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So apparently the bookers of Stockholm got together to stage some sort of bizarre Sophie's Choice on october 11. Ufomammut, Unsane and Mogwai on three different venues. Your thoughts?
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Unsane any day of the week, not even a thought wasted on the other two.
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Unsane would be my pick too.
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I actually exclusively listen to bands that have appeared on THPS soundtracks so I agree with Unsane
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