Haunting, atmospheric electronic music with a minimalist bent. Fans of Meshes of Voice should definitely give it a look, though this record also shows influence from house/techno music, giving it a bit more of a hypnotic feel.
Scar Sighted by Leviathan
Really dark, scary, twisted, and awesome black metal from a band who's been at it for a while. dbz, Necharsian, Rocky, Gowi, Goodsir, and any other black metal fans here I think would find a lot to enjoy in this. Their back catalog has a few strong releases as well, definitely one of the more underrated black metal groups of the past 15 years.
Scar Sighted by Leviathan
Really dark, scary, twisted, and awesome black metal from a band who's been at it for a while. dbz, Necharsian, Rocky, Gowi, Goodsir, and any other black metal fans here I think would find a lot to enjoy in this. Their back catalog has a few strong releases as well, definitely one of the more underrated black metal groups of the past 15 years.
Yeah gonna second this. It's not as good as his last few albums imo, and doesn't have shit on MCAAL, but is still solid, even if I've come to prefer Wrest's work as Lurker of Chalice which if you haven't checked out do so.
Haunting, atmospheric electronic music with a minimalist bent. Fans of Meshes of Voice should definitely give it a look, though this record also shows influence from house/techno music, giving it a bit more of a hypnotic feel.
On it. So on it.
CubaZed wrote:
Silence has never been so bleakly terrifying. Excellent find!
Glad you like! Yeah I love how mostly it's just like one note and a sine-wave, but the way those few musical elements (+silence) interact with each other is way more interesting (and affecting) than it sounds like it should be
Hey, everybody should check out these 2015 releases that I've been addicted to this weekend
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Nights In The Dark by California X
California X are awesome, and this is their best yet. It'd call it heavy sludge-punk, with a knack for some catchy hooks. It's great shit. I have a link.
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You're Better Than This by Pile
Now Pile should need no introduction, but here it goes anyway. They've been a staple of the western Massachusetts Garage scene for many years now, and now they've released what's probably their best album yet. The array of styles and moods on this album is incredible, they can shift from heavy punk, to post-punk soundscapes, to post-emo craziness in the span of a couple tracks. Pile are dope, check 'em out if you like bands like X, Husker Du, The Fall and Shellac. I have a link of course.
This album is absolutely stellar. Can't recommend it enough. Surprised on how many music publications are sleeping on it. _________________ Doubles & Conch
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