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Sunday, 18 September 2011
Godspeed You! Black Emperor! - F#A#infinity (1997)
Now this album is different there is no getting around that. However the weight it carries is awesome.
Koloss - End Of Chayot (2011)
Yo everyone, sorry it's been such a long time, why is life always so fucking busy eh? Anyway first post is Koloss, a sludge/doom band from Svetlanda, Sweden. Short but great debut album.
'Heavy, dark tones and beautiful, melancholic and melodic passages is what defines the sound of KOLOSS. The lyrics are often portraying an apocalyptic world. The vision is the future and the message is that change is necessary.'
'Heavy, dark tones and beautiful, melancholic and melodic passages is what defines the sound of KOLOSS. The lyrics are often portraying an apocalyptic world. The vision is the future and the message is that change is necessary.'
great documentary about the recording aswell;
Sunday, 3 July 2011
Ulver - War of The Roses (2011)
Awesome new album from Ulver, once again changing their style and ever evolving. Enjoy
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
Hooded Eagle - EP
Got some sweet shit here. Sludge metal from South Carolina, US. Had these couple of songs on loop for the last couple of days, awesome pulverizing sludge. Pick this one up quick.
Hooded Eagle - Abiogenesis - Two Counts of Perjury Ep by Hooded Eagle
Also please support the band by ordering their 7 inch of the new songs and by checking out their myspace;
http://www.myspace.com/hoodedeagle
Hooded Eagle - Abiogenesis - Two Counts of Perjury Ep by Hooded Eagle
Also please support the band by ordering their 7 inch of the new songs and by checking out their myspace;
http://www.myspace.com/hoodedeagle
Sunn O))) - White2 (2004)
This is an interesting one. Thick Doom/Drone from Duo Sunn O))). On my first listen I was not hugely impressed to say the least but slowly I've found myself going back to Sunn O))), again and again. Maybe you'll like it maybe you won't, but hey give it a listen atleast.
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Russian Circles - Station (2008)
Station by Chicago's three piece, Russian Circles is not another album to be stamped by the ever crushing 'Post Rock' genre tag.
An instrumental album with huge songs that rise and fall, some great work on guitar and bass, however the highlight of the album is Dave Turncrantz, the drummer. Really original and creative drum work which is great to see, in what is slowly becoming a slightly 'stale' style of music throughout the music community.
Sick stuff
An instrumental album with huge songs that rise and fall, some great work on guitar and bass, however the highlight of the album is Dave Turncrantz, the drummer. Really original and creative drum work which is great to see, in what is slowly becoming a slightly 'stale' style of music throughout the music community.
Sick stuff
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