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Dragged Into Sunlight is touring the US Primitive Man, I may drive 4 hours to my old stomping grounds to see the show in Raleigh:DIS posted:it is with the utmost negativity that we are positioned to confirm another tour over the pond with honoured guests PRIMITIVE MAN, Cult Leader, Churchburn and MAKE after Maryland Deathfest 2016. edit: Conan just announced a North American tour too: 
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Distant Mist posted:Thanks for posting this, found some great new stuff!
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Jan 14, 2016 18:47
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:Dragged Into Sunlight is touring the US Primitive Man, I may drive 4 hours to my old stomping grounds to see the show in Raleigh: Oh poo poo, with Cult Leader? Now I really need to actually listen to Dragged Into Sunlight.
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I'm bummed I won't be able to make the Conan tour, but I might be able to hit up that Dragged Into Sunlight/Primitive Man show in NYC. Probably gonna get pretty nasty in there.
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Jan 14, 2016 20:13
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Darthemed posted:Cool, glad to hear you got some use out of it. Any of those in particular standing out to you so far? I haven't listend to all of it in detail yet, but so far Acid King, Dead Sea Apes and Weedpecker are fantastic.
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:
The Pilot Light is my favorite venue in Knoxville. I am so there.
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I'm curious if there are any stoner/doom "jam bands" for lack of a better term. Not in terms of the actual songs, but if you think of bands like the Grateful Dead or the String Cheese incident and how a lot of it is just them jamming out and improvising and all that. Is there anything like that with crushing fuzz and downtuned instruments?
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Kvlt! posted:I'm curious if there are any stoner/doom "jam bands" for lack of a better term. Not in terms of the actual songs, but if you think of bands like the Grateful Dead or the String Cheese incident and how a lot of it is just them jamming out and improvising and all that. Is there anything like that with crushing fuzz and downtuned instruments? You might check out Earthless: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgC-fkXVol4 and Blown Out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twb20aeCNJE to see if they hit the spot at all.
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Kvlt! posted:I'm curious if there are any stoner/doom "jam bands" for lack of a better term. Not in terms of the actual songs, but if you think of bands like the Grateful Dead or the String Cheese incident and how a lot of it is just them jamming out and improvising and all that. Is there anything like that with crushing fuzz and downtuned instruments? Mammatus, Samsara Blues Experiment, neither are particularly doomy though. If you're willing to step a bit outside the genre I always have to mention Endless Boogie because goddamn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Doo1oKxXUBE
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yoober posted:Mammatus, Samsara Blues Experiment, neither are particularly doomy though. If you're willing to step a bit outside the genre I always have to mention Endless Boogie because goddamn: This is my thing that I like!
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Wo Fat maybe? a little less improvey but longer southerney fuzzy stoner stuff.
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Jan 15, 2016 20:32
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Toner Low has that kinda feel too. I did stumble upon a Polish doom jam band months ago that I will never be able to find again, but all of their albums and performances were improvised. e: I actually found it in 5 seconds by googling Polish doom jam: https://bosenoise.bandcamp.com/ Personally don't care for it but it fits the criteria 
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Thank you everyone for the suggestions, I got a lot to check out!
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Anybody listen to Lycus' new album yet? I'm not usually one for funeral doom but I'm digging it.
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Endless boogie are cool. Earthless was the most boring concert I have ever been to.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Anybody listen to Lycus' new album yet? I'm not usually one for funeral doom but I'm digging it. I enjoyed it, but wasn't totally blown away. I like that they mix it up a bit, with some more aggressive percussion under the droning guitars at times, and there was a nice cello(?) arrangement on the last track that complemented the atmosphere as well.
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Kvlt! posted:I'm curious if there are any stoner/doom "jam bands" for lack of a better term. Not in terms of the actual songs, but if you think of bands like the Grateful Dead or the String Cheese incident and how a lot of it is just them jamming out and improvising and all that. Is there anything like that with crushing fuzz and downtuned instruments? Hopefully not.
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Mars Red Sky has an new EP out in a week and new album out in March. I highly recommend them if you are into spaced out psychedelic fuzz stoner doom rock with nice higher pitched vocals (nothing crazy, the dud is just kind of small so think Paul Simon's register). They can be very accessible and still really heavy. Here's a video for a song off the new EP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YI6Uj61gFFw Here's an instrumental track off the last Album, it's based on a super simple riff that is so good, when they finally get heavy with it at the end it's very satisfying. The melodic wah pedal guitar work on this really nice too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrQ9yclWg8w Start here with their self titled album if you want to do it right: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uyxZZTodsE I was in love with the music within the first 30 seconds and the vocal treatment just made it better. They are a great band and every so often I feel compelled to try to let people know about them.
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:Mars Red Sky has an new EP out in a week and new album out in March. I highly recommend them if you are into spaced out psychedelic fuzz stoner doom rock with nice higher pitched vocals (nothing crazy, the dud is just kind of small so think Paul Simon's register). They can be very accessible and still really heavy. I really dig this. It's kinda got an Uncle Acid vibe.
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nate fisher posted:The Pilot Light is my favorite venue in Knoxville. I am so there. I'm there too if I'm home that week. I'll be the fat guy with a beard and black clothes
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:Mars Red Sky has an new EP out in a week and new album out in March. I highly recommend them if you are into spaced out psychedelic fuzz stoner doom rock with nice higher pitched vocals (nothing crazy, the dud is just kind of small so think Paul Simon's register).
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Darthemed posted:Well now I just want a doom cover of "You Can Call Me Al". haha, right on. I always day dream of them doing "The Sound of Silence". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zLfCnGVeL4 edit: the new Love Sex Machine sounds kind of cool: http://www.metalsucks.net/2016/01/07/exclusive-track-premiere-drone-syndrome-by-love-sex-machine/ Mondo Drag has a new album coming out and here's a new track. Prog/Stoner/pScyh? :http://www.metalinjection.net/av/song-premiere/let-the-psych-vibes-of-mondo-drags-initiation-flow-through-you UFOTacoMan fucked around with this message at 20:26 on Jan 16, 2016 |
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Robophile posted:I enjoyed it, but wasn't totally blown away. I like that they mix it up a bit, with some more aggressive percussion under the droning guitars at times, and there was a nice cello(?) arrangement on the last track that complemented the atmosphere as well. Same cellist as Giant Squid (Jackie Perez Gratz). I liked her contributions as well but the album overall didn't really feel like anything I hadn't heard before.
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Am I nuts for thinking Indian's From All Purity is the best album from the last couple of years? I love the noise experimentation and production, and the songs are crushing yet oddly catchy at the same time. I know it got love from some critics, but I've seen a fair number of people express their dislike for it as well.
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Ex-Priest Tobin posted:Am I nuts for thinking Indian's From All Purity is the best album from the last couple of years? I love the noise experimentation and production, and the songs are crushing yet oddly catchy at the same time. I know it got love from some critics, but I've seen a fair number of people express their dislike for it as well. I like it fine but The Unquiet Sky is my favorite release.
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Laserface posted:Earthless was the most boring concert I have ever been to. This man lies!
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Trabant posted:This man lies! I lied. It wasnt as bad as Primus jamming for 2 hours.
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Laserface posted:I lied. It wasnt as bad as Primus jamming for 2 hours. Ha, waterboard me instead. I've seen Earthless twice, first time after 2 beers and the second time at Roadburn after smoking weed 24/7 for 3 days straight. First gig was boring, really loved the second one. The guitarist from Earthless also plays in Golden Void: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayy4R4Lu6nM. I like them a lot more than Earthless, altho they're not really within the scope of this thread. Psych rock with great melodies. Dyna Soar fucked around with this message at 12:56 on Jan 18, 2016 |
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Jan 18, 2016 12:53
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Laserface posted:I lied. It wasnt as bad as Primus jamming for 2 hours. I can buy this. Jam bands are almost (almost as in maybe there's one out there that's okay, not as in I know of any) universally boring and I really cannot understand how there are so goddamned many. It's even worse when you're friends with people in jam bands because then you're going to feel obligated to attend a few shows. I remember one night I was out at a bar and unbeknownst to me it was jam band night. So I've got two beers in and this whatever starts playing. I don't last another five minutes before telling my friends I have to get the gently caress out of there because there are some people starting to noodle dance. They don't get how I can listen to things like Dopesmoker or any given Yob album but not jam bands. 
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Its especially lovely when Primus have a pretty good catalog of hits they could be playing and people presumed they would play. Like, every good song was written and re-written and jammed on hundreds of times to make it what it is. no one really needs to be exposed to the jamming part of the process with no definite outcome.
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Dyna Soar posted:Golden Void I like that a lot -- thanks!
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For Boston-area sludge/doom goons (sloons/doons?), my buddies in Sea are doing a weekend of shows with Kyoty. Should be a good time. 1/22 at Uncharted in Lowell w/Thunderhawk and Glacier. 1/23 at The Dover Brickhouse in Dover, NH w/Thera Roya and Glacier 1/24 at The Middle East in Cambridge w/Rozamov and Set
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So uh...anyone listen to the Jesu/Sun Kil Moon album?
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Henchman of Santa posted:So uh...anyone listen to the Jesu/Sun Kil Moon album? I'll admit that I'm painfully out of touch with most popular indie singer-songwriter stuff so this may be a dumb question but does...does he always sound like this? I mean, the music's alright but this mumblefuck is confusing the hell out me...
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Robophile posted:I'll admit that I'm painfully out of touch with most popular indie singer-songwriter stuff so this may be a dumb question but does...does he always sound like this? His older albums were a bit more straightforward vocally but yes, for the past couple of years he's basically read his diary aloud with occasional overdubs on refrains.
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Henchman of Santa posted:His older albums were a bit more straightforward vocally but yes, for the past couple of years he's basically read his diary aloud with occasional overdubs on refrains. Alright, well I'm going to have to think about this for a while. In other news, I kind of enjoyed this EP from The Hyle. It reminds me of a slightly dirtier, less blown out version of Windhand with a little more dynamics.
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Has the upcomming (Jan 22) Agoraphobic Nosebleed album been talked about yet? Obviously they would normally not apply here at all but it's Kat Katz of Salome's creation and sounds insanely good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_L-gR41sOs TeamJesus fucked around with this message at 05:27 on Jan 20, 2016 |
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Anyone going to Levitation/Austin Psych Fest this year? Probably already mentioned but it's a pretty good lineup including Sleep, Sunn, Boris and a bunch of other good poo poo. I heard the prices are going up at some point, anyone have an idea of when that might happen? I'm almost sure I'm going but can't get the tickets until I can confirm.
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My band's sophomore album is out now! Once again mastered by Brad Boatright. Let us know what you think. http://fleshofthestars.bandcamp.com/
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Henchman of Santa posted:My band's sophomore album is out now! Once again mastered by Brad Boatright. Let us know what you think. good
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