Showing posts with label Doom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doom. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Chelsea Wolfe - Ἀποκάλυψις (2011)


Amazingly dark and brooding recording from NYC artist Chelsea Wolfe. Thick with reverb and folk doom undertones such as Earth, Chelsea Wolfe even has similar characteristics as PJ Harvey or Portishead at times. I wasn't to much of a fan of her first recording The Grime and The Glow but she has come a long way and developed much more of her own sound and leaning away from cliche gothic witch pagan folk music. 




Tracklist:

1. Primal / Carnal
2. Mer
3. Tracks (Tall Bodies)
4. Demons
5. Movie Screen
6. The Wasteland
7. Moses
8. Friedrichshain
9. Pale On Pale
10. To The Forest, Towards The Sea


Sunday, August 5, 2012

Black Sleep Of Kali / Union Of Sleep Split (2012)


Hailing from Denver, Colorado this progressive metal/Doom group have supplied me with some solid music especially from their full length Our Slow Decay. but recently they released this split with German band Union Of Sleep. I haven't heard to much of Union of Sleep but judging but the samples of the net im convinced UOS will become a regular listen for me over the next while. Fans of early Baroness/Mastodon will probably really enjoy seeing that so many bands are heading down the road of signing to major labels and suck arse all over the shop. These songs are true and gritty the way it should be. with bone crushing grooves and guttural delivery.  Im pretty sure I'll put my order in for the LP as soon as my next pay check goes in.

 


Tracklist:
1. Cosmonaut
2. Eyes of Winter
3. The Witch
4. Call Of The Void



Friday, November 18, 2011

Sleep - Jerusalem (1998)


I love it that this band had one true legacy that is goes for 52:08 minutes and contains one extended riff. This is the second release of this piece of music after Dopesmoker which got mixed and mastered totally differently to keep record companies happy. If you want the true experience of this gem, please listen to this version. And also i totally recommend you check out the doco Such Hawks Such Hounds Which is about the history of the underground hard rock, stoner, doom scene in the states. 



Tracklist:
1. Jerusalem (Part 1)
2. Jerusalem (Part 2)
3. Jerusalem (Part 3)
4. Jerusalem (Part 4)
5. Jerusalem (Part 5)
6. Jerusalem (Part 6)

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation - Doomjazz Future Corpses! (2007)


If you are in the need of some doom/drone but dont want the backing of a wall of distorted guitars and dudes in robes, this album is for you. The Name itself is pretty much exactly what to expect, and If you are wondering what Doomjazz as a genre is? Its pretty much doom played on acoustic instruments. You will find moments of electric guitar and electronics but most of it is traditional jazz instruments under the pressure of studio delays and reverbs  This is the first of three albums from TMFDJC but they have also released music under their alias The Kilmanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, it's pretty much the same thing but without the doom/drone aspect.



Tracklist:
1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. Four
5. Five
6. Six
7. Seven