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iI you love old-school, riff-centered doom metal, and your heart yearns for grand tales of adventure, it's about time you gave Lord Mountain a listen!! Excellent lead guitar and rythm section!
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Another party that I showed up late to. I see the spliffs are still burning in the ashtray, though. And the drinks are still cold. So I guess I'm not that late. Unchained, caveman Prog/Stoner/Proto Metal. Rough, busy, and driving. The kind of riffs you and your buds can make faces at each other while listening to them. The kind of solos that eat you for breakfast. The kind of music you want at your next work Xmas party. The kind of band you want to set up in your backyard. Wah University Alums.
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Hailing from the last decade; here we have some good, solid Stoner Rock with a healthy dose of Grunge. Not sure how I missed this one when it came out but am glad I’ve got it now. They sound very generic of the bands from that era but it’s a retro-ish type of sound that I like. Maybe early Planet of Zeus. Any-hooos; it super addictive stuff that becomes more enjoyable with each listen.
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Clandestine Transcendence
by Lord Dying
Produced by Converge's Kurt Ballou, the metal band's fourth LP channels tragic, transcendental themes into fierce progressive sludge metal.
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From Austin comes this psych-doom project, with glacial tempos and bone-chilling melodies.
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Bunsenburner works from a base of stoner metal but expands far past it, incorporating long, searching, searing jams.
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Forming the Void set a prestigious precedent for themselves with this release, which they (somehow) surpassed with their sophomore release Relic. Skyward brings the psychedelic sludge and mad-riffage I simply can not get enough of.
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