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Shameless band promotion ahead. Not my band but really, really good nonetheless: Bay Area progressive black/folk/whathaveyou band Cormorant are releasing the follow up to 2009's Metazoa, titled Dwellings (Big-rear end cover art up above). If you've never heard of them before go have a listen to this little number from the debut (Or this, your choice). Their sound is similar to that of fellow SF band Giant Squid but with far more black/death/folk influences. NPR are streaming one of the songs, Junta from the new album over here - http://www.npr.org/blogs/allsongs/2011/09/15/140504746/cormorant-follow-the-blackened-thread.. It's really quite different to the sound of the debut but goddamn it sounds great so far. If you like that and have some cash to spare you can preorder the limited edition release which comes in all sorts of packages right here - http://cormorantmusic.blogspot.com/. The band is completely independent so all procedes from this will go directly into recording new material. So please, have a listen and if you really like it go ahead and preorder that bastard.
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Finally listened to the Mastydon. Pretty good on the first listen, definietly a grower though. It's unlike anything they've done before but it's still good.
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hemophilia posted:So, the Lou Reed + Metallica abortion/thing has a new clip. No, it's not any better. da gently caress. I appreciate Lou Reed and everything but who thought this was a good idea?
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nerve posted:Two new Vektor tracks streaming Yes. Yes they do. Seriously though, Black Future was my favourite metal album from 2009 and I'll be damned if this isn't as good, if not better. Badass.
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Oct 5, 2011 09:41
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It's all good but The Gathering Wilderness is especially good.
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