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absolutely incredible collection. some of my new favourite bands and some old classics
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Brasil in Fuzz 2019
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We zio, sparati sta storia e impara dai fratelli brasiliani.... Worship the riff!!
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Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light I
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Un retour aux sources qui n'en est pas un : par rapport à son prédécesseur qui comptait pas moins de dix instruments différents, Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light I n'en contient que quatre, mais il n'est pas question de revenir vers le drone d'il y a quinze ans en arrière. Quand je parle de retour aux sources, c'est parce que Earth se place entre la culture américaine et africaine et que son drone est teinté de blues. Les notes ondulent et claquent, Earth improvise : c'est charnel et spatial.
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Trading majestic drone for smoldering assaults, the iconic Japanese outfit rekindle the leaden aggression of their early period.
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Zahn, from Berlin, bring the sludge rock, with distortion-caked riffs and humid atmospherics.
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Nothing as the Ideal
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All Them Witches are back, with more tense, psych-blues numbers that ratchet up the tension & then explode.
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Rivers Of Gore
by Rivers of Gore
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The rhythm section is in a hypnotic groove, the bass with an extraordinary gravely tone anchored in doom, while layered lead guitars dance and interweave in jams reminiscent of a hazy sun-baked Woodstock. Add in some existential lyrics which call to mind Albert Camus' The Stranger (which inspired The Cure's Killing an Arab) and what you get is a superb album. Summer of Love?... more like Summer of DOOM!
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