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Tag: doom

18/02/2015 nausika

Dunnock / Intergalactic Holocaust: from space, a message of raw noisy BM and chilling doom slasher guitar

Dunnock / Intergalactic Holocaust, self-titled, Temptations of Resonance, CD (2014) From the far extremes of the cosmos arrives this missive

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16/02/2015 nausika

Glass Cathedrals: mix of sludge doom, alt-rock and post-metal describing disillusion and disappointment

The Mire, Glass Cathedrals, self-released CD Digipak (February 2014) First off, I should say there are two English bands with

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25/11/2014 nausika

Regarde Les Hommes Tomber / self-titled: following the fall of humanity in BM doom sludge fusion

Regarde Les Hommes Tomber, self-titled, Les Acteurs de l’Ombre Productions, CD AO09 (2013) With a sonorous name like Regarde Les

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11/11/2014 nausika

Soused: dark lullabies and musings on extreme human behaviour set to minimalist drone rumble

Scott Walker and SunnO))), Soused, 4AD, CAD 3428CD (2014) If some readers here don’t like falsetto singers, the recent Scott Walker

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09/11/2014 Ed Pinsent

The Kebab of Hate

Got another tape by the feral Cardiff combo Bear-Man, who we last heard with their self-titled 2010 release, a great

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24/10/2014 nausika

Form Destroyer: a techno-industrial ride into hells of despair

Auditor, Form Destroyer, Annihilvs, CD APEX2014-04 (2014) We actually have met the man behind Auditor before: he’s the fellow behind

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20/10/2014 Steve Pescott

From Kether to Malkuth

T’ien Lai Da’at POLAND MONOTYPE RECORDS MONO071 / MILIEU L’ACÉPHALE MA10 CD (2013) The dull glow coming off this exotic

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16/10/2014 nausika

Lithotome (self-titled): diving into a sick and deranged cosmos of reptilian evil

Lithotome, self-titled, Fall of Nature Records, CD (2013) From start to finish, the music on this self-titled debut album is

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09/10/2014 nausika

Skáphe (self-titled): powerfully hellish ambient BM psychedelia

Skáphe, self-titled, Fallen Empire Records, cassette (2014) “Skáphe”, a Greek word meaning hollowed or scooped-out, seems an unusual name for

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06/10/2014 nausika

Ancient Obscurity: blackened doom sludge metal boasts lush ambience and Satanic splendour

Labyrinthine, Ancient Obscurity, self-released CD-R (2014) Labyrinthine might be the project name but luckily the blackened doom style of this

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