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Things Viral. The Capture and Release EP is really good, too.
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Diseased Yak posted:Yes, this track is loving amazing. I tell ya though, if you haven't listened to it already, get YOB's The Great Cessation and listen to the 5th and final track (also called "The Great Cessation") on the album. It's like all of YOB's previous efforts culminating in one monster 20+ minute track of unrelenting badassery. I shudder to think what it would sound like live. My pants would probably stand-up on their own afterwards...
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Also, I would say some parts of Middian's Age Eternal (especially the last song or two) are right about on that level. They're a lot different from what YOB goes for, but still pretty great.
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aliencowboy posted:Looks like Dark Castle has finished recording their new album, “Surrender To All Life Beyond Form”. It's coming out May 17. The guest appearances on this are ridiculous (in a good way). On a side note, is it just me or has Profound Lore been signing a lot of strong artists lately?
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midge posted:I picked up High on Fire's DISC after hearing it the store. Give me more of this poo poo please. This is kind of old, but I'd really recommend Black Cobra and Indian.
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Diseased Yak posted:I'm a bit late to the beardgasm, I know, but holy gently caress does the new YOB kick all manner of rear end. I can't wait to buy the vinyl. Yeah, Atma is getting really close to being my favorite YOB album so far. Before We Dreamed of Two is such a good track.
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Jul 25, 2011 19:44
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Nov 2, 2011 23:19
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Gils posted:Well, saw them about 3 weeks ago, and as I recall the first half focused on the three new ones, and some from the first Heavy Rocks and Pink in the second half. Pretty much what you'd expect, although it's been a little while. Very good show. Great show otherwise, though.
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lordblytzkrieg posted:I just found out Yob is opening up for Tool on their tour this year. If nothing else, Tool seems to have good choices in supporting bands. Too bad Tool's concerts are almost always insanely expensive.
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NuclearGuru posted:Yeah, I really want to see to Yob again and wouldn't mind seeing Tool but $55 before fees is a bit too rich for my blood. Definitely well-deserved for Yob though. I saw Yob in a tiny venue here in Atlanta this summer, it'd be interesting to see them in a big arena. I want to see how the more casual fans react to Yob's mega-doom. They're going to be at my college so hopefully they have some sort of discount in place for current students. If not, though...
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I'm really loving the new Neurosis so far. I actually enjoy the slower, more folk (if you can call it that) approach they've been taking lately.
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I'm not sure if this fits here, but I've really been digging the new Atriarch lately. Looking for more doom metal with that same gothy edge. Can anyone help me out?
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DIEGETIC SPACEMAN posted:Can anyone point me in the direction of bands that have a dirty, low-fi, "sludgy doom to raging grindcore and back in a single track" sound like Eyehategod? I've been listening to Dopesick way too much recently and I need more music like it. Lair of the Minotaur is close to what I'm looking for, but they're too thrashy. Lord Mantis? I guess this is more black metal than grindcore, though. EDIT: Also, Indian.
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Just remembered this band. Coffinworm is another really great mix of sludge and black metal.
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Nativity In Black posted:Yeah these vocals are poo poo. I was confused why people were talking about Orchid in this thread until I realized that it wasn't this Orchid: Yeah, I keep confusing the skramz Orchid with them. On another note, I've been really into the new Witch Mountain lately. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4vaKsdvUsw
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFrr4uXDihM So there's a new supergroup called Corrections House featuring Scott Kelly, Sanford Parker, Bruce Lamont, and Mike from Eyehategod. They just released their first single. It sounds more like the experimental stuff Lamont's been doing with Yakuza and his own solo work. Of course, I don't have a problem with this. Friends Are Evil fucked around with this message at 19:02 on Jan 18, 2013 |
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haljordan posted:I think I finally found the slowest, heaviest doom metal album to ever exist: gently caress YES. Buried At Sea will always be the heaviest. I wish they released more than one album.
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nomapple posted:Please recommend me more hate filled, crusty doom, kind of like this. I stumbled across these guys when Grim Kim wrote about the vinyl release for Metalsucks, and now I am desperate for more doom that sounds like this. I have Eyehategod records, but that is the closest thing I could think of in my library. The only other doom band I have that I would consider fast enough to be "violent" would be High on Fire. Lord Mantis and Indian might be up your alley. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OX73dGH08dU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGfDrO3b4v4
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Ramsus posted:Does anyone know a good source for band merchandise such as t-shirts? I want to support these bands and get some sweet shirts. Usually, I just buy straight from the bands/record labels. I think it's a more direct way of supporting the bands than going through sites like Rockabilia.
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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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Jarate posted:This band crosses enough genres that I'm skeptical to post it in here, but goddamn, you guys have to hear Inter Arma if you haven't already. Can't get enough of this. It just came out on Relapse. Well, gently caress. This slays.
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VELOUR SPACESUIT posted:Speaking of tracks, this new Cough track from their split with Windhand is an 18-minute long sludge beast. Just badass. The Cough/Windhand split's been up on Spotify for a while. It's loving vicious.
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While we're talking about female-fronted doom bands, has Ides of Gemini been mentioned yet? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVKaTPpRTsE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjEoitnAifM They're awesome and I'm really bummed I missed their set at Scion.
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:The Hopscotch Festival has released the line-up: http://hopscotchmusicfest.com/news/post/2013-hopscotch-lineup-announced/ Mount Moriah isn't really heavy, but the guy behind Horseback is in it. Wold's on it too, if you're into noise/black metal. So are Evoken, Loincloth, and Inter Arma. Friends Are Evil fucked around with this message at 19:53 on Apr 24, 2013 |
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Ah Crap! posted:i don't listen to much slow stuff but i could listen to Bell Witch over and over. Dylan, the bass player from Samothrace, is in it and does so many bass nibs and sings awesomely. they floored me when i saw them live. Thanks for the heads-up. Checked out their first LP because of this post, and I'm really into it.
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I saw Kylesa down in Tampa last night. They were really on point, as always. Blood Ceremony and White Hills both surprised the hell out of me (in a good way). I do think I'll be listening to them both pretty often. Lazer/Wulf was kinda meh, but otherwise, solid show.
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Crimsonjewfro posted:Does anybody still listen to 90's style doom/death? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNW-EvRQd1A Anhedonist would probably fit the bill.
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Black Sabbath's new album topped the Billboard charts. I think this might be the first time I've ever seen a doom metal album top Billboard. As for 13, it's certainly not a bad album. Way better than I was expecting it to be. It's nowhere near Master of Reality, but still worth listening to.
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casual poster posted:Holy poo poo, Thou has a cover of my favorite song from Nirvana, Something in the way. They've also got a cover of 4th of July. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVPFem5Wix4 And two of the songs on Archer and the Owle are Pygmy Lush covers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqFChQG12Aw gently caress, Thou owns so hard. I wish they'd would just go ahead and release Heathen already. And that collaborative album they're doing with The Body.
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Gamma Nerd posted:God drat it Rosetta, I trusted you with making great cover art. Now this... uh... I don't know what to say loving hell, Rosetta. It blows my mind that they approved that cover.
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The Melvins handing out ice cream to children while playing a Butthole Surfers cover.
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Can anyone recommend anything that sounds like Khanate? I really dig the drawn-out minimalist sort of drone they do, especially on Capture and Release.
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ChickenArise posted:We have to also mention Sunn o))) right? I think Sunn O)))'s pretty much a given when talking about Khanate, given O'Malley's involvement with both. Incidentally, I stumbled on Jodis recently. They're basically a less existentially terrifying version of Khanate with Aaron Turner doing vocals. Can't link poo poo on my phone, but I love 'em. Also, hell yeah to whoever mentioned Subrosa. No Help For the Mighty Ones was loving phenomenal, and I've got high hopes for the new LP.
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These Loving Eyes posted:Any recommendations for occultish doom bands that rely heavily on organs, choir chants and such? Clean vocals are a must. While I know Ghost is maybe leaning more towards ABBA than Black Sabbath, I'd love to find bands in the same vein. Blood Ceremony might be up your alley. Less organs, more flute solos.
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Pitchfork has the new Gnaw song up. It's exactly as terrifying as you'd expect from the vocalist of Khanate. GNAW - Water Rite
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Just remembered a good doomy band. Occultation's new album's really growing on me. It's gothic and atmospheric and weird. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9mR8yA-xBE I don't think Profound Lore's ever led me astray. They're seriously the best metal label out there right now.
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BoBtheImpaler posted:The Body have a new video out: http://vimeo.com/74247961  Fuuuuck, The Body just keep getting scarier. Christs, Redeemers is totally going to be a strong AOTY candidate if the songs released off it are any indication.
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Stravinsky posted:Is Christ, Redeemers the one where they collaborated with Kreig and Thou or is that a completely seperate thing? I think Christs, Redeemers is it's own thing. It's the new full-length they did for Thrill Jockey. The Body are seriously getting around. Apparently, they're recording an album with The Haxan Cloak too.
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