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Saw Throat = Sore throat + Doom!
Sore Throat was hillarious because of all the in-scene private jokes and covers.
Sore Throat was hillarious because of all the in-scene private jokes and covers.
Any Scorn / Mick Harris recommendations?
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francesco said:
Damnation.
It's almost enough to make a man want to pick up a guitar himself and do it all PROPERLY.
Might still check it though. Not opposed to all metal - I quite like some of the Godflesh stuff I heard.
Any other recommendations along these ambient, dubby, dark, post-metal lines are welcome, btw.
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john eden said:
I never know with you UK types... so don t feel insulted... Neurosis? Just about anything and their side project "Tribes of Neurot" ??
And browsing Relapse's site you can find tons of stuff in that vein http://www.relapse.com/HOF_Splash.html
matt b said:
Yaeh, love a lot of this stuff, but where is the "dub"? Is metal, is ambient, is dark, but isn't dub.
Dub metal always fascinated me, mostly because probably doesn't exist.
John if you like the Ice (alas Kevin Martin) tracks on MDI try Ice first album (under the skin, 1993) which have a couple of great heavy dub metallic tracks, but as a whole is a patchy album. Even more patchy is the second Ice album (Bad Blood), the one with rappers, that is to avoid, unless you find it for 0.10 £!
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some of it drones on and gets real snoozy (well aware it's supposed to be "entropic" or whatever, but still)
and a lot of the older stuff sounds terribly dated.
but having said that, there is a live album from a few years ago that I like a lot... it has more strange layers on it than most studio albums, with this awesome mid eastern sounding thing happening on a couple of tracks. fuck if I remember what it's called (and taking one look at the gigantic wall of CD's behind me, I give up on finding it for now)
and the new one, Plan B, is decent. got some sub-bass action going on. it's like chopped and screwed dubstep.
and a lot of the older stuff sounds terribly dated.
but having said that, there is a live album from a few years ago that I like a lot... it has more strange layers on it than most studio albums, with this awesome mid eastern sounding thing happening on a couple of tracks. fuck if I remember what it's called (and taking one look at the gigantic wall of CD's behind me, I give up on finding it for now)
and the new one, Plan B, is decent. got some sub-bass action going on. it's like chopped and screwed dubstep.
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francesco said:
First of all Dig ripped off all the original earache bands and i beleive probably still does to this day.
They do keep some stuff on catalog but as Dig said people didn t care about a lot of that stuff back them so why bother now?
"Ask earache" is awesome they don t even censor it!!
http://askearache.blogspot.com/2005/11/bolt-thrower-cash-in-re-issue.html
http://askearache.blogspot.com/2006/01/old-lady-drivers-cd.html
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Ruined by Idiots is an Iron Monkey release.
john eden said:
I think that's the one.
now that I'm thinking about it... there was one track from back in the day, early 90s perhaps, built around a piano loop, real alien atmosphere, and creeping moss grows all over as it prgresses... was it called "Silver Rain Fell"? can't remember. that was a good one.