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The Body is releasing a new album in April. It's a collaboration with The Haxan Cloak. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiG0nI6r1Qg Usually, I'd get up in arms about a metal band working with an electronic band, but The Body's getting further and further away from metal with each album. Also, Haxan Cloak's last album is incredible. Friends Are Evil fucked around with this message at 21:53 on Feb 4, 2014 |
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That album is gonna own. Also HC is just one dude, not a band.
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Hurricane human being posted:If you like them, you'd also love The Machine and Sungazer. ElectricWizard posted:Don't forget Electric Moon. A million thanks! This is exactly the type of stuff I'm digging now; I'm gonna' be broke before the weekend.
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Oh, forgot about Luna Negra too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv2AiUkC_qE
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Friends Are Evil posted:The Body is releasing a new album in April. It's a collaboration with The Haxan Cloak. This rules. I'm so excited. e: Also, I didn't mean to make anyone feel bad for not liking Neurosis, they're just a band that I feel very passionately about. nomapple fucked around with this message at 01:05 on Feb 5, 2014 |
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:Take this with a grain of salt but Scott Kelly's vocals a lot of time come across as a dude yelling at me and I don't understand why. That delivery reminds me of Meshuggah/Pantera or New York hardcore bands which I can almost tolerate if there are fun riffs to listen to. Probably because they were originally a hardcore band.
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Hurricane human being posted:Oh, forgot about Luna Negra too. Good stuff; thanks again. Also just came across some stuff by Ancestors.
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I like my doom somewhere between atmospheric and riffy. Most of all it has to be heavy. Bongripper is the perfect band for me in that sense, especially with Satan Worshipping Doom. Anyone got any recommendations based on what I just said?
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Gushing Granny posted:I like my doom somewhere between atmospheric and riffy. Most of all it has to be heavy. Bongripper is the perfect band for me in that sense, especially with Satan Worshipping Doom. Anyone got any recommendations based on what I just said? Maybe Black Sheep Wall is up your alley? http://blacksheepwallband.bandcamp.com/album/no-matter-where-it-ends
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Friends Are Evil posted:The Body is releasing a new album in April. It's a collaboration with The Haxan Cloak. Wow this is definitely different than their other stuff, I'm really not sure how I feel about this. There is a lot more electronic stuff, a lot more. Very atmospheric though, I'll give them that much. This will have to grow on me. If anyone is interested in their earlier stuff check out my post history in this thread.
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casual poster posted:Wow this is definitely different than their other stuff, I'm really not sure how I feel about this. There is a lot more electronic stuff, a lot more. Very atmospheric though, I'll give them that much. This will have to grow on me. If anyone is interested in their earlier stuff check out my post history in this thread.
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Ehh they were essentially always the sort of big ol hipster/beardo band that gives the cvltnation crowd mad boners but they actually made a decent record 
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Gushing Granny posted:I like my doom somewhere between atmospheric and riffy. Most of all it has to be heavy. Bongripper is the perfect band for me in that sense, especially with Satan Worshipping Doom. Anyone got any recommendations based on what I just said? You didn't mention if it had to be instrumental or not so here are some http://spacebong.bandcamp.com/album/the-death-of-utopia http://tonerlow.bandcamp.com/album/iii http://watchtowerwatchtower.bandcamp.com/album/watchtower-ii-absinthism http://nagadoom.bandcamp.com/ http://fister.bandcamp.com/album/bronsonic http://coughwindhand.bandcamp.com/album/reflection-of-the-negative Hopefully there is something there you like and haven't already heard.
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comes along bort posted:Probably because they were originally a hardcore band.  Oh, I feel kind of silly now.Gushing Granny posted:I like my doom somewhere between atmospheric and riffy. Most of all it has to be heavy. Bongripper is the perfect band for me in that sense, especially with Satan Worshipping Doom. Anyone got any recommendations based on what I just said? Check out Ufomammut as well (don't start with 'Snail king', that's my least favorite): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU-ZyGK5M1w I hadn't seen anyone mention that Coffinworm has a new album coming out March 18th, you can stream one of the new tracks here: http://www.profoundlorerecords.com/coffinworm-complete-work-on-new-album/ I'm super excited for a new Lord Mantis album, their last album is one of my all time favorites.
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Snailking is great, but their more recent work might be more appealing to a Bongripper fan.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Snailking is great, but their more recent work might be more appealing to a Bongripper fan. Mostly it's a few weird sounds on that album that turn me off from it, they kind of get to me in a weird visceral uncomfortable way. I've never had this problem before. Here's a good example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4f5l8OsFwg&list=PL7FE6BA29893C38BC
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m-o-o-n posted:Ehh they were essentially always the sort of big ol hipster/beardo band that gives the cvltnation crowd mad boners but they actually made a decent record Ugh, this thread is basically the only place I get my doom info from (I guess I just don't know of any good blogs to read??) and it's kind of a disappointment to hear they pandered to that crowd. Ugh. Henchman of Santa posted:Snailking is great, but their more recent work might be more appealing to a Bongripper fan. I found their two albums last year (Opus Primum and Opus Alter) to be great for Bongripper fans casual poster fucked around with this message at 02:37 on Feb 6, 2014 |
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casual poster posted:Ugh, this thread is basically the only place I get my doom info from (I guess I just don't know of any good blogs to read??) and it's kind of a disappointment to hear they pandered to that crowd. Ugh.
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big scary monsters posted:I don't know if this is a serious post or not but that is basically Southern Lord's entire business model and they have some great bands and have rereleased a bunch of awesome previously OOP records. Who cares who else listens to the music if it's good. Haha it was a serious post, I'm just clueless when it comes to music fanbases but I guess you are right, it really doesn't matter who else listens to them. Also now that I check out Southern Lord's record label they have a lot of bands which I enjoy.
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big scary monsters posted:I don't know if this is a serious post or not but that is basically Southern Lord's entire business model and they have some great bands and have rereleased a bunch of awesome previously OOP records. Who cares who else listens to the music if it's good. b but my identity!
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big scary monsters posted:Who cares who else listens to the music if it's good. For some reason, a LOT of people
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Earwicker posted:b but my identity!
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m-o-o-n posted:I just tell people I don't really like music and they leave me alone Haha! Holy hell, this is genius!
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I'm a beardo, I like all the music you like, and there's nothing you can do about it.
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Earwicker posted:I'm a beardo, I like all the music you like, and there's nothing you can do about it. that's it i'm done with music
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Friends Are Evil posted:The Body is releasing a new album in April. It's a collaboration with The Haxan Cloak. The Body has been very busy lately. Between this, the split with Thou that will be released soon, and Christs, Redeemers plus the tour they have going on this is just verging on crazy.
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Earwicker posted:I'm a beardo, I like all the music you like, and there's nothing you can do about it. we can still point and laugh at shows
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I fit in pretty poorly at shows (except Pelican for some reason, probably Trevor  ), but we're all brothers and sisters in stoner/doom/sludge.
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I accidentally turned up at an urfaust show in my most hipstery clothes. I say accidentally because I really didn't give a poo poo.
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Acceptable doom/sludge/stoner show fashion: Jeans, black T-shirt, band T-shirt (but not one of the bands playing that night), if doom wear plaid, converse shoes, a beard, and look of disinterest and/or disdain no matter what is going on.
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Don't forget bloodshot eyes and wearing your hair down if it's long (m or f).
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Doom/stoner shows are the best because most of the peacocking and teenagers and drama are absent (or way muted). It's just a bunch of 20-somethings and up working on their beards, beers, and beer guts talking about which combinations of Sleep/High On Fire/Om they've seen recently and which were loudest. By and far away the best genre for live shows.
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Silver Brushes posted:Doom/stoner shows are the best because most of the peacocking and teenagers and drama are absent (or way muted). It's just a bunch of 20-somethings and up working on their beards, beers, and beer guts talking about which combinations of Sleep/High On Fire/Om they've seen recently and which were loudest. By and far away the best genre for live shows. Sleep and Terror are probably two of the bands I've most enjoyed live but they had completely different atmospheres.
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In my experience, mosh pits at hardcore shows are terrible. Hardcore dancers throwing punches and spin-kicks everywhere are just embarrassing and they really don't give a poo poo if you don't want to participate. Most metal crowds are chiller about it.
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My experience has been more or less the reverse of that, but I'm sure it depends where you are and who you're watching.
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Silver Brushes posted:Doom/stoner shows are the best because most of the peacocking and teenagers and drama are absent (or way muted). It's just a bunch of 20-somethings and up working on their beards, beers, and beer guts talking about which combinations of Sleep/High On Fire/Om they've seen recently and which were loudest. By and far away the best genre for live shows. On this note - I found myself chuckling at teenagers who try to mosh when doom/stoner bands open for bands that are less doomish, particularly Royal Thunder opening for Baroness, and Windhand opening for Kvelertak (though I suppose for the latter, High on Fire was the headliner so the majority of the crowd was expecting the wall of sound). Eventually it devolves into the rhythmic headbanging but the initial attempt at moshing is priceless.
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Not doom at all but when I saw Immolation, there were like six people in front of the stage for the opening act, and one really tall social outcast who looked like he walked out of Jhonen Vasquez comic tried shoving everyone to get a pit going and it failed. There was something of a pit for Jungle Rot and then everyone just watched Immolation in awe more than anything. It was weird.
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I hope this isn't crossing the boundaries or whatever, but what about neo-folk? I just found out about King Dude and Of The Wand & The Moon. They are both slightly similar to Death in June and to a lesser extent, Current 93. Are there some doomy sounding folk bands? EDIT - I already know about the Lion's Daughter Indian Blanket album
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