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QPZIL posted:In light of the plagiarism, Sunn O))) just posted on Facebook that they have a new collaboration album with Boris coming out in march!! Yes. Yesyesyesyesyes. Sunn O))) should ride on the Boris tour to do it up right.
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QPZIL posted:In light of the plagiarism, Sunn O))) just posted on Facebook that they have a new collaboration album with Boris coming out in march!! If it's the same Sunn O))) page I'm thinking of, I'm pretty sure that's just a fan page. But yeah, there is another collaboration coming out. Looks like they're releasing it as Ensemble Pearl, though. Friends Are Evil fucked around with this message at 21:50 on Feb 7, 2013 |
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Friends Are Evil posted:If it's the same Sunn O))) page I'm thinking of, I'm pretty sure that's just a fan page. Well yeah, it's just a fan page, but it still told me news I didn't know about 
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Friends Are Evil posted:If it's the same Sunn O))) page I'm thinking of, I'm pretty sure that's just a fan page. Thanks for those details, I'm really excited for this. I never really got into SunnO))) but their collab with Boris (and Boris in general) own, hard. That said, SunnO))) are something else entirely in a live environment, holy poo poo.
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The new Intronaut - Habitual Levitations is available for pre-order with a t-shirt for $22 here: http://www.cmdistro.com/Item/Intronaut_-_-Habitual_Levitations-_CD_+_Shirt_-Pre-Order-/PKG001439 Has anybody heard much about it? I'll probably order this since I really like their previous work. Ramsus fucked around with this message at 09:53 on Feb 8, 2013 |
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Ramsus posted:The new Intronaut - Habitual Levitations is available for pre-order with a t-shirt for $22 here: muike posted:http://www.invisibleoranges.com/2013/01/exclusive-song-stream-intronauts-milk-leg/ Sounds like the same ol Intronaut, not that that's a bad thing.
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Frank Caskelot posted:It was the band's page, here: http://noladiy.org/thoupast.html The more time I spend listening to Thou the more I love them. Absolutely stoked to hear there's a new full-length coming soon. Weirdly, I think their lyrics are part of why I love them so much. Generally for me, good, thought-provoking lyrics are nice if they're present, but not necessary for me to enjoy a song overall. This is especially true in stoner and doom (and metal more generally), where it's all about the riff and vocals can be indecipherable anyway. And yet, even though Thou's lyrics aren't easy to discern, the fact that they're very well-written and cover interesting political and spiritual themes is a massive bonus. Even though the songs are funereally slow and the lyrics often come from a very misanthropic place, they often feel strangely uplifting, because of the themes of transcending the petty restrictions of modern society and its limiting thought patterns. You could almost see Summit, for example, as a concept album about transcending the artificially-induced limits of human potential- hardly unique subject matter for metal, but expressed in a way that hints at the intellectual and spiritual enlightenment such a movement could provide. OK, enough psychobabble. Let us join hands in a ritual of self destruction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2q57_D_6VY Or failing that, gently caress THE POLICE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7agqioQhxY
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HOLY poo poo. I saw High on Fire live for the first time tonight. I've been waiting to see High on Fire live for 2-3 years now. Holy poo poo. They were loving amazing. The guitar tone was perfect, Rumours of War sounded apocalyptically heavy. Great show. The band were clearly all really into it as well, and Matt Pike was on top form. I couldn't have asked for a better performance really. The pit was really good natured as well, great gig.
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I haven't seen this mentioned yet, but Thergothon's Stream from the Heavens is available for preorder here. I sat on my hands and missed the orange pressing, but whatevs.
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Just got my Clutch/Orange Goblin ticket in the mail. I never imagined that I would get the chance to see the Goblin, and I certainly never imagined that they would be embarking on a full North American tour! It's nice to see OG getting the recognition and exposure they deserve, as they're one of the all-time classic "stoner rock" bands.
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Juaguocio posted:Just got my Clutch/Orange Goblin ticket in the mail. I never imagined that I would get the chance to see the Goblin, and I certainly never imagined that they would be embarking on a full North American tour! It's nice to see OG getting the recognition and exposure they deserve, as they're one of the all-time classic "stoner rock" bands. They were awesome at MDF, you won't be disappointed. I wanted to catch them here, but its at House of Blues, and the fees are ridiculously high. Maybe if they were headlinin but oh well.
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I don't think anyone mentioned this already, but there's a new song by Uncle Acid from earlier this week. (from the comments, I guess they're shortening the name of the band)
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 Holy poo poo Earthrocker.com posted:CLUTCH’s new album Earth Rocker is available for pre-order exclusively at https://www.clutchmerch.com. Fans can pre-order the record individually or partake in the special fan-friendly bundle packages that are being offered. WEATHERMAKER MUSIC has confirmed a March 19, 2013 North American release date for the CLUTCH Earth Rocker CD and Vinyl. And come play in Finland again you jerks.
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I also got tickets for Clutch/OG next month. It's in a really small venue, and it's always exciting to see big bands like that play there. I've seen Clutch once before, when Baroness was opening for them. It was in a pretty old building, and it was insanely hot because the A/C was broken. Great show, though, and I'm definitely looking forward to seeing them again. Never seen OG live, but that should kick rear end too.
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Got my tickets for the Seattle show, and amped to see Orange Goblin. I figured I wouldn't ever get a chance to see them live. I'm seriously relieved that they aren't doing the show in the poo poo-rear end venue that Clutch was played in last time they were here.
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So after watching those Thou youtubes I stumbled on the split they did with Kowloon Walled City. I bought all of their stuff and now I can't stop listening to this song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIm_Z-lYgoI
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There's a new Dragged Into Sunlight/Gnaw Their Tongues Off Collaboration that's up for today only, moderately slow then very very fast then moderately slow: https://soundcloud.com/vagrantrecordings/dragged-into-sunlight-gnaw-1/s-74Kqd The new Uncle Acid sounds pretty neat. I think it will be hard to top some of the songs from the previous album, hopefully I'm wrong about that. Also, I was revisiting the band Dopelord. Initially I found them to be a bit derivative or corny. Finally making it through the fourth track, Unihorn, has changed my mind about them. Solid. Lucifer's Son is pretty rad too.
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:There's a new Dragged Into Sunlight/Gnaw Their Tongues Off Collaboration that's up for today only, moderately slow then very very fast then moderately slow: https://soundcloud.com/vagrantrecordings/dragged-into-sunlight-gnaw-1/s-74Kqd Now there's a match made in heaven. Hope this is just a prelude to that split they were supposed to release last year.
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Holy loving poo poo, how did I did not know about this before? Thank you, thank you, thank you. Rad as gently caress.   Not doom, but a funny metal thing: http://www.youtubedoubler.com/?vide...plifier+worship
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Yeah, they're pretty awesome though sadly departed. Murdering the Homeless will always have a place in my heart. Vaguely related, http://ninehertz.co.uk/ is quite a good site for stoner/doom/sludge and other music that tends to get lumped together with that. They're especially good for hearing about smaller UK bands, and in fact a lot of band members (including some from Bumsnogger, which is what reminded me) post in their forum.
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skasion posted:Now there's a match made in heaven. Hope this is just a prelude to that split they were supposed to release last year. Here's what the DIS facebook page had yesterday, not too sure if it means the collaboration is getting released or if there is some new DIS starting to fire up, maybe both?: Dragged into Sunlight posted:Locked in the confines of our respective caves - writing, creating and self-destructing, we are pleased to announce that work has begun on a follow up to Hatred for Mankind.
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New Sinistrous Diabolus track posted here. Full album out in March. This is going to be a monster album. e: Interview posted  here. Warning - graphic images of a hand with it's thumb torn off.
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I AM CARVALLO posted:So after watching those Thou youtubes I stumbled on the split they did with Kowloon Walled City. I bought all of their stuff and now I can't stop listening to this song. This is excellent, thanks for the recc!
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Ha, I found those guys when they played a show with Orchid and Earthless a few years ago. Their song "Turk Taylor and Jones" is great. Version below isn't what's on the EP though, vocals sound higher. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZTkc94APGY Funny how you go see one band and the opening band(s) end up being the great find for you.
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Planet X posted:Funny how you go see one band and the opening band(s) end up being the great find for you. That's exactly how I discovered Orn; they opened for Anagram (a local synth-pop group my ex dragged me to see) and I fell in love immediately. They played a 40 minute set and it consisted of two of the heaviest, slowest songs I've ever heard to this day. It's always an amazing feeling when the opener steals the show. They're also super loving sweet dudes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk1Miqt7AO8
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I know I'm late on this but I'm really, really digging the new Cult of Luna
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I'm on the fence about it right now. I've listened to it a couple of times but I was writing both times. Maybe I'll give it a listen while I'm driving. For whatever reason music really "clicks" for me when I'm listening to it while driving. It just really didn't hook me in any way.
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Earwicker posted:I know I'm late on this but I'm really, really digging the new Cult of Luna Likewise. In fact, I've never really been that into them before - they were an alright Isis alternative with some good tracks but nothing special - but this album has blown me away with how incredibly good, and original, it is.
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I've really been enjoying Tobeatic's debut album lately. They're an excellent live band composed of Vancouver scene vets, and their tunes are a tasty mix of hard rock styles. "All To Hell" and "Frozen Ocean" are the standout tracks, with the former being a guaranteed headbanger.
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Juaguocio posted:I've really been enjoying Tobeatic's debut album lately. They're an excellent live band composed of Vancouver scene vets, and their tunes are a tasty mix of hard rock styles. "All To Hell" and "Frozen Ocean" are the standout tracks, with the former being a guaranteed headbanger. I've been listening to this a lot too. I generally don't care for rough/screamy vocals but they fit into these tracks really well. Can't recommend Frozen Ocean enough.
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I read on Obelisk that The Melvins are doing a cover album, due out in April - including a cover of the Pop O Pies' "Timothy Leary Lives". Can't wait. Also, they are collaborating with one of my favorite Austinites, Jeff Pinkus of Honky / Butthole Survers
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Rosetta w/ Nigredo at the Drunken Unicorn in ATL on March 27.
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Dunno if someone's already posted this, but recently I found Witchden. Here's their bandcamp page: http://witchden.bandcamp.com/
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Reminder that Matt Pike knows what's up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjtS1FbYeIg
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Frank Caskelot posted:Dunno if someone's already posted this, but recently I found Witchden. Here's their bandcamp page: http://witchden.bandcamp.com/ Nice to see the Minneapolis scene get a mention, my band has played with these guys (in fact, they did our album release and we did theirs). They are cool dudes too.
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Falls Motel posted:Nice to see the Minneapolis scene get a mention, my band has played with these guys (in fact, they did our album release and we did theirs). They are cool dudes too. poo poo, I would've liked to see those shows.
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Well, we're playing in March with Batillus (NY) in Madison, WI on the 1st and Minneapolis on the second (with Bellow, also locals). Dunno if you live in the area but if you do, come out! Here's the flyer / event page: http://www.facebook.com/events/562872783740773/?fref=ts EDIT: new Batillus track! http://pitchfork.com/reviews/tracks/14897-concrete/ Falls Motel fucked around with this message at 22:39 on Feb 21, 2013 |
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Saw Om this past Monday in Los Angeles, Cisneros is so loving good live. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxemC6pVe6M
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I was listening to Burning Witch today and wondered what had happened to the vocalist, Edgy 59. Did a bit of Googling and found a pretty cool interview with him from a couple of years ago which describes what (in his view) the band was all about, why it broke up and so on: http://www.thesleepingshaman.com/interviews/a-f/edgy-59-interview/. He sounds like a strange guy, but it's an interesting read. From there I found out about his current project, Bird Eye, which sounds a lot like Burning Witch going off the one sample there is online at their MySpace Maybe a bit less heavy and the production quality isn't great. That track is from a split with Transatlantic Rat's Atom released on Streaks Records here. He's also been working on a band called The Poisoned Glass, who have released a single song on the Falling Down II compilation, a short excerpt of which is on MySpace here. From what's there I actually prefer that sound to Bird Eye. Also made me aware of Burning Witch's one TV appearance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdQKpq4qXfU Stillborn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDLCv2PYE5w Unreleased song, Edgy 59 says it's called Siren Song in the interview. (1/2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPH27hLNXPo Unreleased song. (2/2) Not really doom, but if you want to hear what one of his earlier bands, Junkhalo, was like, a few of their weird as hell synth/noise/punk songs from their Bugs Eating EP are available for free at ReverbNation. A bit like a less polished Boredoms.
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