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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:Finally here's a full track from the new Yob album: https://soundcloud.com/cessationcha...hing-to-win-yob
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The whole album has leaked actually, I listened to it earlier. It's pretty good though none of the songs are as good as Adrift In The Ocean.
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I can't believe Pallbearer is playing with Tombs on Halloween night in Chapel Hill, NC. The club is on Franklin St. and the entire NC college scene turns the street into something like this... There's no way anyone is getting close to the town let lone the street the venue is on that night.
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Aug 14, 2014 12:51
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:I can't believe Pallbearer is playing with Tombs on Halloween night in Chapel Hill, NC. The club is on Franklin St. and the entire NC college scene turns the street into something like this... Not only that, but Halloween is on a Friday this year, so it's right at the end of a week of classes!  I am not looking forward to trying to get there.
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Aug 14, 2014 13:57
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Cannot wait to see Pallbearer with Yob in London. I love Yob, and the new Pallbearer is great. Also, the new Lord Mantis has grown on me a ton, really like that album now.
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Aug 14, 2014 19:32
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Just back from seeing Earth in Glasgow, it was pretty great. Setlist if anyone is interested: Badger's Bane Even Hell Has Its Heroes Old Black There Is A Serpent Coming The Bees Made Honey in the Lion's Skull (best song of the set, it was amazing) From the Zodiacal Light Torn By the Fox of the Crescent Moon (this was also really good and made a great finisher) Also found out that Yob and Pallbearer are playing up here next month, I am excited.
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Aug 14, 2014 23:22
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big scary monsters posted:Just back from seeing Earth in Glasgow, it was pretty great. The new stuff is cool, isn't it? Torn by the Fox was a cool change of pace for Earth. (Bees made Honey was also amazing when I saw them last night)
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Aug 14, 2014 23:47
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:I can't believe Pallbearer is playing with Tombs on Halloween night in Chapel Hill, NC. The club is on Franklin St. and the entire NC college scene turns the street into something like this... Goddamn. You couldn't have paid me to deal with that poo poo even when I was going to school in Raleigh, but I might have done it for Tombs/Pallbearer. ChickenArise fucked around with this message at 00:57 on Aug 15, 2014 |
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Aug 14, 2014 23:51
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big scary monsters posted:Just back from seeing Earth in Glasgow, it was pretty great. Fairly similar to the set they played here a few months back, though they did play something from Pentastar then.
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Aug 15, 2014 00:12
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Quantum of Phallus posted:The new stuff is cool, isn't it? Torn by the Fox was a cool change of pace for Earth.
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Aug 15, 2014 00:17
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:I can't believe Pallbearer is playing with Tombs on Halloween night in Chapel Hill, NC. I sent in a comment on the Profound Lore website to that effect...doubt it'll do any good, but worth a shot. Lincoln or Kings would be a lot better.
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Aug 15, 2014 00:47
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The new YOB is god-tier doom metal. Marrow alone might be the best thing they've ever done. Also, the only hopeful doom metal song.
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A friend took me to Boris a few days ago and Atsuo tried to kill an audience member for filming. That was fantastic. The Atlas Moth and SubRosa really impressed me and I got my hands on their discographies but I need more. I generally only listen to dorky power metal so I have absolutely no idea where to go. Assistance? I'm super into this SubRosa track at the moment.
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Aug 15, 2014 16:43
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The mix/master on the new Yob is so much better than Atma 
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Aug 15, 2014 16:54
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Officially comes out on the same day as Primitive and Deadly, too. I don't normally go for leaks, so it's going to be a good Tuesday.
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edrith posted:A friend took me to Boris a few days ago and Atsuo tried to kill an audience member for filming. That was fantastic. SubRosa's album previous to More Constant Than the Gods is pretty good but can't compare to what I would call a modern classic. For similar bands look into Black Math Horseman, Ides of Gemini, and Worm Ouroboros. If you like the female vocals and are willing to go a little more stoner, there's a whole subgenre of occultish, female led stoner/doom out there for you: Blood Ceremony, Devil's Blood, Jess and the Ancient Ones, Witch Mountain, Royal Thunder, Electric Wizard, Windhand, Dark Castle, Jex Thoth. I'm sure I'm missing a bunch but there's plenty of ground to tread.
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Electric Wizard have a woman in the band but they are by no means female fronted.
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Witch Mountain won't be anyone-fronted soon.
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Monarch! is female-fronted (and Canadian) iirc. I actually have a whole playlist full of awesome female-fronted bands. IMO just hang out in this thread and click on everything. Good taste in here. On my metal list for August, there's also Electric Citizen, which I am really digging so far, but it's way more on the Sabbath side of things with a dash of post-rock.
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Okay what the gently caress is this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BnfqhRejUo No Sammy, no Dax, no Audie (duh), instead we get what appears to be a tonedeaf hick who I guess sang in Exhorder back in the day. I hope this is a one-off
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Kyle Thomas was pretty great in Exhorder but Acid Bath without Dax isn't Acid Bath at all.
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So John Garcia finally released his solo album. It’s not terrible, although it doesn’t break any new ground or anything. It’s better than the Vista Chino album, partially because it’s shorter and more streamlined, but it’s pretty much exactly what you’d expect from a John Garcia solo album. It’s pretty decent driving/workout music. The only track I feel like I need to skip is Confusion which is awful faux-trippy dirge. Single - My Mind Also good: 5000 Miles Crackerman fucked around with this message at 01:02 on Aug 17, 2014 |
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m-o-o-n posted:Okay what the gently caress is this Oh no. This is really awful.
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m-o-o-n posted:Okay what the gently caress is this I hate this. I listen to both Acid Bath albums on average about 2-3 times weekly still.
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If you want to have The Body demolish your living room, and have $750 burning a hole in your pocket, this is a link for you. Former Cathedral-guitarist Gaz's new band Death Penalty is pretty good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sunDXr29hxI] And here's a new Electric Wizard track! 
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Henchman of Santa posted:Kyle Thomas was pretty great in Exhorder but Acid Bath without Dax isn't Acid Bath at all. What's Dax up to these days anyway? Just his solo career?
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I think so. I know he has zero interest in doing anything with Acid Bath right now.
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Shab posted:SubRosa's album previous to More Constant Than the Gods is pretty good but can't compare to what I would call a modern classic. This list is lacking Jucifer.
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The new Pallbearer is loving awesome and Steven Hyden wrote a nice little thing on them over at Grantland. http://grantland.com/hollywood-pros...oom-metal-band/ I rolled my eyes at this part, but I don't care if they become the new hipster favorites: quote:Foundations has already been proclaimed as a potential game changer for doom, just as Sunbather was for black metal.
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I dunno, it's OK but I really don't feel all the hype for this album. I'm not super into trad doom though so maybe it's just me.
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Like, I enjoy Pallbearer but I truly don't get why this is the doom album everyone has latched onto and fallen in love with. It's good. That's about it.quote:Foundations has already been proclaimed as a potential game changer for doom, just as Sunbather was for black metal. This quote is incredible.
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Sorrow and Extinction got love from places like Pitchfork and Stereogum so it makes sense, but I really don't know how they pick bands to obsess over. The metal tastes of people who don't listen to metal are weird.
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Looks like The Body are trying to buy a van. I kicked them a few bucks for the limited album, figured that maybe some of the other stoner metal goons would be interested.
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There was even a gushing Pallbearer review in a major Canadian newspaper today. Foundations Of Burden is a solid doom album, but there's nothing groundbreaking about it, so the hype is puzzling. That new YOB track, though... yikes, that is some scary riffage. I love the minimalist drumming in the heavy part after the quiet guitar break.
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Every year, some modern music critics like to heap praise on a "heavy" genre album to show how progressive they are. Last year it was Deafheaven, a few years ago it was hosed Up. This year it's Pallbearer. All three are great albums, I'm just saying it seems super weird and transparent when this happens. Then next year everyone will go back to not giving a poo poo about doom, and there will be a review that's like "Album X is really the album that's going to push drone metal in to the mainstream!"
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Anecdotally, I don't usually chat in real life with people about this kind of music because I don't have any friends who
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Blast Fantasto posted:Every year, some modern music critics like to heap praise on a "heavy" genre album to show how progressive they are. Last year it was Deafheaven, a few years ago it was hosed Up. This year it's Pallbearer. I agree entirely, I just want to know how they pick those albums. Is it a matter of band PR pushing them to the right reviewers? hosed Up is kind of different because their sound actually appeals to indie fans as much as anything. All of my college friends admit they got into David Comes to Life because it sounds like The Hold Steady with screaming (particularly songs like The Other Shoe). He also managed to get into Refused, At the Drive-In and Mastodon's Leviathan with some pushing from me, which reminds me that Mastodon are another weird example of hipster favoritism.
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Blast Fantasto posted:"Album X is really the album that's going to push drone metal in to the mainstream!"
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YOB's "Nothing to Win" is fantastic. I was sceptical about the new album (I dislike everything Neurosis and Neurot) but I'm glad to see YOB's YOB. Super stoked they might even outreach the peak that is "Adrift in the Ocean".
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Interesting- I've always felt that "Adrift In The Ocean" was one of their weaker tunes, since it reuses some of the riffs from Middian's "Dreamless Eye."
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