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Anyone heard anything similar to this: Abandon(swe). I can't describe what genre they belong to, kinda sludge-ish mixed with funeral doom mixed with heroin addicts. They really have their own sound. Check them out youtubes. The closest I could find was Switchblade but they only have one good album.
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Bondage posted:Anyone heard anything similar to this: Abandon(swe). I can't describe what genre they belong to, kinda sludge-ish mixed with funeral doom mixed with heroin addicts. They really have their own sound. Check them out youtubes. The closest I could find was Switchblade but they only have one good album. Thanks a lot for mentioning Abandon. I had never heard of them, but they do sound really loving depressing. I'm not sure there's a lot of bands that can compare, though. Maybe Corrupted, but you probably know them already. On the opposite side of the doom spectrum, though, I've been feeling kinda... mellow lately. I dunno, for some reason I started getting all nostalgic about these semi-obscure romantic/melodic doom bands I used to listen years ago, like (old) Lacrimas Profundere, Forest of Shadows, Ningizzia, Slumber, Thorns of the Carrion. A bit shameful, I know, because they can get sooo cheesy and overdone at times (especially with the lyrics), but I can't help it. Do you doom goons know of some more similar stuff I could get my hands on?
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Mar 18, 2011 09:40
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^^ Those guys sound exactly like Unearthly Trance to me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8-E0n3DJHg Maybe the first Salome album would fit too? Here's a preview thing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmxh0_uMlK0
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Mar 18, 2011 09:42
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I loved Salome's self-titled, but I couldn't get into Terminal at all.
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Mar 18, 2011 15:28
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aliencowboy posted:I loved Salome's self-titled, but I couldn't get into Terminal at all. I like it a lot now but it was def a disappointment at first. I was expecting more of the same and would probably have been happy with it, but I really like the direction they're taking and def have respect for those guys for growing as a band and not just doing the same album with different chords. Maybe their next one will be more of a mix of both albums. That I'd really love to hear.
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Mar 18, 2011 16:54
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aliencowboy posted:I loved Salome's self-titled, but I couldn't get into Terminal at all. I know what you mean. I like the album now, but it's definitely a smoking weed background album, kind of like metal elevator music.
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Ahh, this is wonderful. Eyehategod is such a great band, I'm glad to see it has been name dropped here. As well as Boris. Boris' Pink album had a sort of Stoner vibe to me. What's your thoughts on The Melvin's Lysol album? "Prevention is better than the cure." - Desiderius Erasmus.
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Mar 19, 2011 15:22
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Eksortna posted:What's your thoughts on The Melvin's Lysol album? Should be in the required listening list in the OP.
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Mar 19, 2011 15:37
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cheap sunglasses posted:Should be in the required listening list in the OP. I concur. Was sort of disappointed when I'd noticed it was not.
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Mar 19, 2011 16:09
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Some new European slow music for you all: So Spinalonga Records, purveyors of all Greek forms of slow music, released a huge (free) 2 part collection of brand new tracks from 16 bands spanning a wide range of genres, called Miss Fortune Was A Henhouse Manager. Check it:Part One Part Two Also Italian band Lento released their new album, Icon, for free too and it's drat heavy, a bit like a sludgier Ufomammut. It's great.
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Eksortna posted:I concur. Was sort of disappointed when I'd noticed it was not. (I hope so) Apparently Bong has a new LP coming very soon, too. Looking forward to that.
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Mar 19, 2011 17:28
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Just found out that Sleep is playing the Sled Island festival in Calgary. Can't wait.
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Mar 19, 2011 18:19
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Sleep are still touring? Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat.
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Mar 19, 2011 20:15
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Idioteque Dance posted:THERE, ARE YOU HAPPY NOW I'm very happy now. Thanks. :3
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Wow, a lot of great information in the OP, should take me weeks to go through all the albums Ive never listened to. Three pages and no mention of Red Sparowes? Great instrumental sludge. Also Battle of Mice is great if you dont mind the vocals.
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Ordinary Jester posted:Also Battle of Mice is great if you dont mind the vocals. Oh wow I forgot about them. Their split with Jesu is really good. Count Thrashula fucked around with this message at 14:48 on Mar 20, 2011 |
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Mar 20, 2011 14:45
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Wouldn't really call Red Sparrows sludge.
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Mar 20, 2011 15:44
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Someone mentioned this a page back, but Zoroaster should be in the OP. I just got my hands on their latest album, Matador (a bit late, since it was released like half a year ago). I've already listened to it like 6 or 7 times, and it is seriously quickly becoming one of my favorite albums released in 2010. I don't know how I could've missed it. Actually I do know why I almost missed it: their only other album that I've heard is their self-titled release, and I could never really get into it.
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I just wanted to mention that a few months ago, I was partly inspired by the music in this thread and the previous thread (and also the bass megathread) to learn how to play the bass guitar. It's one of the better decisions I've made in my life. So yeah, this thread kicks rear end 
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EkoEkoAzarak posted:Wouldn't really call Red Sparrows sludge. Post-metal maybe? I've never liked that term because it sounds like metal is dead. I still think it fits this thread.
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Mar 20, 2011 18:04
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Where do I start with Nadja?
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aliencowboy posted:Where do I start with Nadja? I'm only acquainted with a fraction of their material, but I think Touched, Truth Becomes Death and Desire in Uneasiness are very good.
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Ordinary Jester posted:Post-metal maybe? I've never liked that term because it sounds like metal is dead. I still think it fits this thread. I think the Red Sparowes talk is in the post-rock thread.
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Mar 20, 2011 18:33
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Have you guys ever heard of Iron Monkey? http://www.myspace.com/survivaloftheshittest
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Haha yeah they were all over Earache comps back in the post-Columbia death metal bust days when the label was trying to branch out and looking for the next Godflesh or the like. I think I mentioned it in the last thread but Earache's Sabbath tribute comp is by far the superior Sabbath tribute record. http://goo.gl/jEUV5
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aliencowboy posted:Where do I start with Nadja? The beginning. Touched, Skin Thuns To Glass and Corrasion are all fantastic. Their newest stuff is exponentially worse, with the exception of the split they did with Black Boned Angel. That said, I saw them at the end of last year and they loving killed, so I dont know what the gently caress is going on. I guess they are just one of those groups that works better in a live setting at stupidly loud volumes. Still no Khanate in the OP.
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What bands should I check out if I want more vocals like Orthodox/Neurosis? That extremely punchy and hateful full vocal style wrecks me. Sometimes I need to feel like the vocalist is pissed at me and needs to yell at me.amplifier worship posted:First of all, loving YES, Noothgrush are incredibly Weed isn't really a passive drug for me. It enhances things and I notice so much more when i'm listening to music high. I'm such a music nerd that I can't help but completely immerse myself in every album I listen to. Mind + ears + weed is a perfect mix for me. Anyway I didn't want to sound negative about the Dopefight album, I loving love it. I just think it goes on for a bit longer than necessary. Still an easy 4.5/5 or higher from me. OP suggestion: Add Warning - Watching From A Distance to the first post. It's the most intense doom albums I've heard. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FMr61LyEV0 Kilometers Davis fucked around with this message at 04:37 on Mar 21, 2011 |
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Kilometers Davis posted:What bands should I check out if I want more vocals like Orthodox/Neurosis? That extremely punchy and hateful full vocal style wrecks me. Sometimes I need to feel like the vocalist is pissed at me and needs to yell at me. Mistress and 16 maybe? Early Swans for sure. That in the OP? Fuckin Cop, A Screw, Coward, etc. Michael Gira looked and sang like he was going to rape and kill someone back then. Not necessarily in that order.
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Eksortna posted:Have you guys ever heard of Iron Monkey? Iron Monkey loving rules!! Shame we'll never see them live again. I love bumpin' them on the car stereo with the bass turned way up... good times!
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aliencowboy posted:Where do I start with Nadja? Numbness. Because Numb is the best thing they will ever make. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRYpRI8ONyI I disagree that their newest releases are the worst. Sure, they've been a bit lousy with some of the newer albums (personally I didn't like the covers much at all). But I definitely enjoyed Sky Burial more than most of the older stuff, and the split with OvO was pretty interesting and creepy. Here's Sky Burial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JTYVn7ydKI floater fucked around with this message at 11:27 on Mar 21, 2011 |
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Come on, that cover of Only Shallow was great.Kilometers Davis posted:OP suggestion: Add Warning - Watching From A Distance to the first post. It's the most intense doom albums I've heard. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FMr61LyEV0 Also I can't believe how long I've been meaning to check out Khanate. Just never got round to it. Which should I listen to/add to the OP? Idioteque Dance fucked around with this message at 12:02 on Mar 21, 2011 |
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Killer Low Life posted:Iron Monkey loving rules!! Shame we'll never see them live again. I love bumpin' them on the car stereo with the bass turned way up... good times! Indeed. Haha, that does sound like quite the good time. And yes, 'tis a shame. ):
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Idioteque Dance posted:Also I can't believe how long I've been meaning to check out Khanate. Just never got round to it. Which should I listen to/add to the OP? Things Viral.
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aliencowboy posted:Where do I start with Nadja? One of my all-time favorite bands. The album Thaumogenesis is my favorite by them, crushingly slow and heavy and their album When the Sun Always Shines on TV is a close second and it's also completely different from their other stuff. It's a collection of covers of unlikely inspirations done in their trademark style that makes for a very gloomy shoegaze time. Their early albums are definitely spot on, they've become a lot more ambient and experimental lately. Touched, Numbness (a collection of more shoegazey songs), Truth Becomes Death and Bliss torn from Emptiness are all stellar early releases. Some of the newer stuff like Desire in Uneasiness, The Bungled and the Botched and Autopergamene are all great releases although a bit different from their early stuff. Then you have their collaborations which are more miss than hit for the most part but there are some amazing gems in them. A lot of them are improvised sessions which helps explain a lot of their disjointed or ambient feel. Pyramids with Nadja is probably their best collab, different from their other stuff, very weird and very good. It's basically Nadja's textures, drums, guitar drone with Pyramids overlaying their bizarre music. Nadja w/ Black Boned Angel is great, Kodiak and Nadja's split is great, Primitive North (split with a Storm of Light) is good. They also have a new one coming out called Konstruktion very shortly which is a collab with Galena. Their collab with OVO is terrible. Also Under the Jaguar Sun. Dead Skin Mask (Slayer cover) off of When I See the Sun Always Shines on TV Veil of Disillusion off of Numbness. Into the Silent Waves off of Pyramids with Nadja. Thaumogenesis (Live) a live, shortened version.
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Idioteque Dance posted:Also I can't believe how long I've been meaning to check out Khanate. Just never got round to it. Which should I listen to/add to the OP? Definitely Things Viral.
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Idioteque Dance posted:
Things Viral. The Capture and Release EP is really good, too.
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Thanks - I think 3 vouches for Things Viral is enough! I do remember the completely brutal-yet-arty video for Dead, which is well worth checking out for anyone who's not seen it.
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I hate being the odd one out. I think everything except Things Viral is stupidly, unbelievably good. Things Viral is way too 'empty', and not in a good way.
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New thread, whoop! I've been away a few days, so this is a nice surprise. I'll just pimp my favorite sludge band that I haven't seen mentioned yet: The Deep Blue (http://www.myspace.com/thedeepbluewizard) They only have two albums, and one is available on vinyl only and it's merely "good". The one you should all get is Antarctic Abyss. Two tracks, approximately 30 minutes of music, yet it's some of the most bone-crushing, down-tuned, melt-your-loving-face-off riffs ever recorded. The lyrics, which come in a near chant or drone, evoke Lovecraftian themes of hidden dark entities in the cold, crushing deep. It's pretty much straight-up Sleep worship, but this is not a bad thing imo. The final few minutes of the second track will destroy your brain! The only fault with this band is that they aren't putting out a new album every year. Track it down, listen ye goons!
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Diseased Yak posted:New thread, whoop! I've been away a few days, so this is a nice surprise. Meanwhile, I just learned to play the oft-linked Dopefight - Saviour on guitar and while pretty simple, it is really really fun to play. Anybody have any other good songs they've been learning on guitar? I need to stop jamming so much and start building a repertoire, but I'd rather it be stoner/sludge/doom than more popular rock songs. Idioteque Dance fucked around with this message at 17:57 on Mar 22, 2011 |
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