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I AM CARVALLO posted:Generation of Vipers released a little two track cover album of Milk It by Nirvana and Gates of Steel by DEVO. Prreeeety goooood. Especially Milk It. Also, Generation of Vipers in general is good if you've never listened to them. Dead Circle is a great album. I don't think they really added anything at all to their version of Milk It. Their Gates of Steel of course isn't really good compared to the real deal, but that at least add some flavor to it.
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Darthemed posted:EyeHateGod have announced some shows for their 25th anniversary, only four US shows. They're playing on a boat in New York. The last time I saw Eyehategod play in a boat in New York, their set got cut really short because apparently the organizers didn't allot much time. Pig Destroyer's set was cut short by technical problems too.
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nerve posted:Anyone listen to Beast in the Field's new album The Sacred Above the Sacred Below? Thanks for this! I've been listening to "World Ending" by them the last couple of weeks, and really like it. I'm a big fan of the whole instrumental thing, so they're right up my ally. E: Song for the video is killer!
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The Sword kicked rear end last night. American Sharks did a drat good job as well. Castle loving sucked, which was a shame because their shirts were amazing. Oh well. New Rosetta track up: http://www.metalsucks.net/2013/08/06/exclusive-premiere-rosetta-hara-the-center/
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Double post: New Rosetta is up on bandcamp. Name your price. http://theanaesthete.bandcamp.com/
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DEAR RICHARD posted:Double post: Mastered pretty quiet but I like it.
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Yeah, I like the new Rosetta, not wild about it yet though. Hopefully with repeated listens it'll get better. I definitely wouldn't judge it on it's cover though! Still hoping that the vinyl release art will be different, if I decide I like it enough to make that purchase.
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Aug 9, 2013 10:15
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The Melvins handing out ice cream to children while playing a Butthole Surfers cover.
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DEAR RICHARD posted:Double post:
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Friends Are Evil posted:The Melvins handing out ice cream to children while playing a Butthole Surfers cover. This is exactly what I needed to see after some lovely news I just received.
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DEAR RICHARD posted:The Sword kicked rear end last night. American Sharks did a drat good job as well. Castle loving sucked, which was a shame because their shirts were amazing. Oh well. We got all of Age of Winters the first night in San Francisco, with Codex Corvidae as part of the encore. There was also an actual pit, which was a far cry from the Apocryphon tour where they had security throwing a fit at people banging their heads too hard. Lots of fun. Bummer they couldn't bring their beer on tour with them, though.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Their style is really starting to get monotonous. I definitely agree. Not sure exactly what bugs me, but I feel like I've heard all their chord progressions on earlier albums. Pity, since TGS is next to Panopticon on my list of perfect metal albums.
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Aug 9, 2013 23:28
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Friends Are Evil posted:The Melvins handing out ice cream to children while playing a Butthole Surfers cover. This is easily one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. (and also one of the coolest  )
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Aug 9, 2013 23:41
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Friends Are Evil posted:The Melvins handing out ice cream to children while playing a Butthole Surfers cover. Those kids' reactions pretty much encapsulate the general response to the Melvins- half of them are indifferent, the other half are covering their ears in annoyance, and there's one kid standing by Buzz's amp who's really into it.
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Friends Are Evil posted:The Melvins handing out ice cream to children while playing a Butthole Surfers cover. To quote one of the kids that was there:
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Nit Wit Dog poo poo posted:Thanks for this! I've been listening to "World Ending" by them the last couple of weeks, and really like it. I'm a big fan of the whole instrumental thing, so they're right up my ally. Holy poo poo, I am also a huge fan of instrumental only. Does anyone have any recommendations for the sort? I'm already aware of bongripper, belzebong and ufonumont (spelled those wrong).
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Did you mean Ufomammut? You might like 5ive for instrumental stuff.
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Definitely check out Capricorns, they were an instrumental sludge band from the UK and they were really solid overall. 1 EP and 2 full lengths, all three of those releases are worth listening to.
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Holy poo poo, someone who knows Capricorns. And yes they are a great trash/sludge band. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2DjoUsF4ZA
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casual poster posted:Holy poo poo, I am also a huge fan of instrumental only. Does anyone have any recommendations for the sort? I'm already aware of bongripper, belzebong and ufonumont (spelled those wrong). Karma To Burn. And just for shits and giggles, here's the song I credit getting me into instrumental only music.
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The official Sleep facebook posted a link to this interview with Matt Pike. Mostly talks about them playing at All Tomorrow's Parties in October, but a little line caught my eye.quote:The band’s guitarist Matt Pike took time out from rehab (but not the rehab you’re thinking), jamming for a new album for Sleep and his work as frontman for stoner rock band High On Fire to chat to Beat about everything Sleep. 
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Friends Are Evil posted:The Melvins handing out ice cream to children while playing a Butthole Surfers cover. I'm seeing them at the end of the month in Pioneertown, CA and this just made me that much more excited for that gig. King Buzzo owns.
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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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DEAR RICHARD posted:The Sword kicked rear end last night. American Sharks did a drat good job as well. Castle loving sucked, which was a shame because their shirts were amazing. Oh well. Saw that tour last Sunday. American Sharks have an A-level stage banter game. Also they're fun as hell. Not sure if it translates to studio, but gently caress, they do a great live show.
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Hello thread it's me again, some updates from Saturnalia Temple, I was at our drummers funeral yesterday, which was heart wrenching. He had a sudden medical emergency and passed away in july. Jens Gustafsson was also the drummer for Griftegård, and a slew of other bands (Human Size Giants, Rawhypnols, etc), He had just gotten onboard and played a few shows with us, but we'll miss him both as a drummer and a new found brother. I think this is actually the only or one of very few recordings of us playing together. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b64vVk5L1kM On a lighter note: We're doing a two week tour on American soil this fall, together with Velnias and Esoteric(!). 9/22 : Soda Springs, CA (Stella Natura Festival) 9/23 : Portland, OR @ Ash Street Saloon w/ Cauldron Black Ram 9/24 : Seattle, WA @ The Highline w/ Anhedonist 9/25 : Boise, ID @ The Shredder w/ Uzala 9/26 : Salt Lake City, UT @ Bar Deluxe w/ Moon of Delirium 9/27 : Colorado Springs, CO @ The Zodiac w/ Stoic Dissention 9/28 : St. Louis, MO 9/29 : Chicago, IL @ Reggie’s Rock Club 9/30 : Indianpolis, IN @ Beale Street Live w/ Black Goat of the Woods 10/1 : Columbus, OH @ The Shrunken Head 10/2 : Pittsburgh, PA @ Howler’s 10/3 : Baltimore, MA @ The Metro Gallery w/ Oak 10/4 : New York City, NY @ St. Vitus Bar w/ Evoken 10/5 : Boston, MA @ TBA
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poo poo, I'm sorry man  All the best with the tour ahead!
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Holy poo poo, sorry to hear about that. I had no idea Good luck on tour! Have there been any exciting doom records lately? Been spinning the Thou discography relentlessly, but nothing new has caught my eye lately.
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If anyone is bored and has 90 minutes to kill, here's the entire Melvins set from Cleveland (7/25): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ajQwm84XJY
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Friends Are Evil posted: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. Perhaps you would like Yzorderrex, it's a bit less drone from what I recall of Khanate, but very good. http://yzordderrex.bandcamp.com/
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Friends Are Evil posted: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. e: Maybe Moss? I haven't heard anything they've done since before Cthonic Rites though and I wasn't super impressed. big scary monsters fucked around with this message at 17:45 on Aug 18, 2013 |
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Zodijackylite posted:Perhaps you would like Yzorderrex, it's a bit less drone from what I recall of Khanate, but very good. Small world! That's my good bro and I did the art for the first Yzor release. He's putting out my project, Pornography, on his label soon. http://prngrphy.bandcamp.com/ It's been compared to Khanate or has Khanate-like properties, but if you're looking for straight Khanate-worship you could do a lot better.
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cf posted:Small world! That's my good bro and I did the art for the first Yzor release. He's putting out my project, Pornography, on his label soon. Small world indeed! Pornography is interesting, but a bit too much on the post-punk side for me as I prefer really riffy metal.
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big scary monsters posted:I can't really think of any other bands who've got quite the same minimalist/horror sound, but there are a few I'd say are somewhat similar. Burning Witch is the obvious one if you don't know them already, they share a member in Stephen O'Malley. French doom band Monarch also have that sort of feel, I like their S/T but their latest offering (on bandcamp) is a bit more creeping and subtle in a Khanate-like style. Otherwise Atavist, Ocean and possibly Fleshpress (who I think are awesome and I'm pretty happy to find their bandcamp has three albums I haven't heard) might also be up your street. We have to also mention Sunn o))) right? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8Djdi6z0m8
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Though I probably seem like the Subrosa fanboy in this thread and though their aesthetics are a bit heavy handed in their gothy-ness NPR is streaming a second track off of their forth coming album and it's worth a listen if you're into some slow trudging doom with dual violins to make it a bit more dissonant. Subrosa - Ghosts of a Dead Empire: http://www.npr.org/blogs/allsongs/2013/08/15/212011035/vikings-choice-violins-swarm-in-subrosas-heavy-dead-empire The track that was previously released on Pitchfork: Subrosa - Cosey mo: http://pitchfork.com/reviews/tracks/15754-subrosa-cosey-mo/ I promise I have nothing to do with this band.
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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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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:Though I probably seem like the Subrosa fanboy in this thread and though their aesthetics are a bit heavy handed in their gothy-ness NPR is streaming a second track off of their forth coming album and it's worth a listen if you're into some slow trudging doom with dual violins to make it a bit more dissonant. Wasn't really convinced by the first track they released but the NPR one is heavy as gently caress, real hyped for this.
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Melvins in Vancouver last night was pretty great, as expected. At least until some asshat threw something and hit Buzz and they told us to gently caress off and walked out. Alas, I'm just glad they got through Roman Dog Bird before poo poo hit the fan. 
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Robophile posted:Melvins in Vancouver last night was pretty great, as expected. At least until some asshat threw something and hit Buzz and they told us to gently caress off and walked out. Alas, I'm just glad they got through Roman Dog Bird before poo poo hit the fan.
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FalseParadigm posted:Aren't we all adults now? Those that grew up with the Melvins I mean? Who the gently caress still does this? It's Vancouver, people rioted and trashed half the downtown core when they lost a hockey game. Twice.
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