Posts Tagged ‘doom’

Sheavy Offer Free Album Downloads (The Soda Shop)

Posted on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012

Sheavy has just offered up some of their past releases for FREE download. The albums are: Blue Sky Mind, The Electric Sleep, Celestrial Hi-fi, Synchronized and Republic?

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Tags: Blue Sky Mind, Celestrial Hi-fi, doom, Republic?, Sheavy, Synchronized, The Electric Sleep
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Mudfest 2012, January 20 – 21, Roermond (NL)

Posted on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012

This weekend, the first edition of Mudfest will take place at De Azijnfabriek in Roermond, Holland. The emphasis will be on psychedelica and trippy stoner rock the first night (Friday, January 20) and on sludge, noise, doom and postrock the second (Saturday, January 21). The line-up for Mudfest 2012 includes ...read more

Album of the day: Asva – Presences of Absences

Posted on Monday, January 16th, 2012

Lovingly pinched from Lurker: Constant progression has been the implicit premise behind Stuart Dahlquist’s brainchild since its beginning, back when it was barely transitioning from Burning Witch’s ashes. The metal roots were definitely there, but even at that point (with the Caprichos / Rift Cannon Dreams split) there was something ...read more

The Day After The Sabbath: Vol.59 – Too Much of Nuthin Posted On line

Posted on Monday, January 16th, 2012

The Day After The Sabbath is a blog specialising in regular compilations of obscure heavy 60s and 70s rock. It’s Rich’ aim to reveal the secret world of bands that were inspired by the early psychedelic, doom and hard rock greats but were too short-lived, un-commercial or just plain unlucky ...read more

Album of the day: Black Hole – Land Of Mystery

Posted on Friday, January 13th, 2012

Praise for Black Hole‘s Land Of Mystery from San Francisco’s aQuarius Records: This is the THIRD time we’ve had a reissue of this album to list, and so if you missed it before, pay attention, ’cause there’s good reason it keeps getting reissued (& slightly differently each time, too). Black ...read more

Album of the day: Behold! The Monolith – Defender, Redeemist

Posted on Wednesday, January 11th, 2012

Lovingly pinched from Doommantia: Set to be released in a couple of weeks from now is the new album from Behold! The Monolith titled Defender, Redeemist. It will be the band’s third release and its best thus far and certainly their most aggressive. Combining elements of stoner, sludge, doom and ...read more

Mike Scheidt of Yob To Release Acoustic Solo Debut On Thrill Jockey

Posted on Wednesday, January 11th, 2012

Mike Scheidt of critically acclaimed psychedelic doom metal giants Yob will release his solo acoustic debut on Thrill Jockey. Mike is currently recording the album, and his  acoustic solo material will be dramatically different, according to a press release by Thrill Jocky. In related news: Yob will be playing  Catharsis in full ...read more

Roadburn Festival 2012: Hardrock Hideout With Herder! Wednesday, 11 April at the Cul de Sac in Tilburg, Holland

Posted on Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

Herder, hailing from Holland, has been confirmed for the second installment of Roadburn’s Hardrock Hideout on Wednesday, April 11th at the Cul de Sac in Tilburg, Holland. Doors open at 8.pm and admission is FREE! Herder‘s mission: to release low filthy sludge in a revelation of deep rumbling decibelquakes in ...read more

Brooklyn Vegan Posts New Pallbearer Track

Posted on Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

Little Rock, Ark. doom merchants Pallbearer premiere a new song via BrooklynVegan called Devoid of Redemption. Culled from their debut full-length, Sorrow and Extinction, due out February 21 on Profound Lore, Devoid of Redemption is a re-recording of a song from Pallbearer’s 2010 demo. Check it out HERE. “Whereas most of ...read more

Album of the day: Ural Umbo – Delusion of Hope

Posted on Monday, January 9th, 2012

Lovingly pinched from Lurker: Like a spectral entity resurfacing from the murky depths of the Pacific Ocean to prey under a new form, Ural Umbo has sought to reinvent itself. By applying a heavier, coarser sound to their sparse, haunting melodies, Delusion of Hope creates a whole new experience that ...read more