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Tag: doom

09/08/2012 nausika

Per Flagellum Sanguemque, Tenebras Veneramus: a more refined approach to bombastic blackened noise soundtrack music

Gnaw Their Tongues, Per Flagellum Sanguemque, Tenebras Veneramus, Crucial Blast Records, CD CBR93 (2011) On this massive missive of extreme

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29/07/2012 nausika

Ruins of Morning: a serene and mellow painting of a fresh beginning

Nadja, Ruins of Morning, Broken Spine Productions (2010) Well, this is a surprise for me: I had given up on

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29/07/2012 Ed Pinsent

Cosmic Beauties

Wadada Leo Smith is an Afro-American free jazz major player whose work is lamentably under-represented in my so-called collection, outside

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13/07/2012 nausika

The Ancient Method: blackened funeral doom metal in a tiny package

Monument of Urns, The Ancient Method, Hand Hewn Timbre, 3″ CD-R (2005) Mysterious and reclusive act Monument of Urns was

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10/07/2012 Ed Pinsent

Erosive Karung

Our graves must send those that we bury, back From Bloomington we received a copy of this excellent limited CD

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09/07/2012 nausika

The Colonial Script (III): blackened doom drone metal meets dark ambient industrial / electronic dance music

Necro Deathmort, The Colonial Script (III), Distraction Records, CD DIST25 (2012) Opening track “Imperial” is a real shock to the system:

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25/06/2012 nausika

Jerusalem: powerful stoner doom metal initiates listeners in a ritual aiming at a higher, richer plane of existence

Sleep, Jerusalem, UK, Rise Above Records, CDRISE 19 (1998) It’s taken me a lo-o-ong time to listen to any of

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21/06/2012 nausika

Drowning Witches: restrained noise recording of oppression, foreboding and fear

Blue Sabbath Black Cheer & The Rita, Drowning Witches, Debacle Records, CD DBL043 (2010) With a name like Blue Sabbath

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29/05/2012 nausika

The Second Coming: stoner doom metal meets retro-1970s rock with energy to spare

Church of Misery, The Second Coming, Rise Above Records / Metal Blade Records Inc, CD 3984-15077-2 (2012) This album is a reissue by

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05/05/2012 nausika

Disciples of Shit – Live Waste: pitiless blackened doom sludge industrial

Sewer Goddess, Disciples of Shit – Live Waste, US, Black Plague / Malignant Records, CD INFECT08 (2011?) Recorded over a

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