
I'm pretty sure this is MOSS' first demo tape...think lo-fi blackened doom-drone; for fans of Earth. Great stuff: MOSS - Tape of Doom
[EDIT: My dumb ass forgot to include the actual link for the d/l. I was wondering why no one was checking this one out...]
11/9/08
MOSS - Tape of Doom [re-up]
Posted by fred at 2:28 PM 2 comments
Labels: Doom Metal, drone, moss
10/24/08
Earth 2

(above L-R) Dylan Carlson from Earth, Kurt Danielson from TAD, Bret Michaels from Poison
Slow Heavy Minimalist Doom Metal--for fans of drone...new fans at least. You should know these guys by now:
Earth 2 Part 1
Earth 2 Part 2
Posted by fred at 6:22 PM 0 comments
Labels: Doom Metal, drone, earth
10/12/08
OM Discography

Trey's in pretty bad shape--so I'm hijacking his post. Here's a fap-tastic wiki bio of the band:
Om is a duo formed in 2003 by the rhythm section of the disbanded stoner doom metal band Sleep. The band's first three albums feature Al Cisneros on vocals and bass and Chris Hakius on drums. Their music is similar in structure to Tibetan chanting and is rich in rhythm and melody. Their music and lyrics lift off at the beginning and slowly mutate giving a feeling of evolution inside each song.
In December of 2007 the band performed in Jerusalem, their performance lasting over 5 and a half hours in duration. A portion of that show was released on 12" vinyl by Southern Lord "OM - Live at Jerusalem".
On January 31, 2008 Hakius left the band and was replaced by drummer Emil Amos. OM has since recorded a single featuring the song Gebel Barkal accompanied by the band's b-side dub mix, "Version". This is the first OM release to feature Amos. The 7" 45 was released August 15, 2008 on Sub Pop.
Variations on a Theme
Conference of the Birds
Pilgrimage (coming soon)
Update 10/15/08: Sadly, GBTIM's now defunct and you can't go there for awesome shit anymore. We'll put up the last OM record as soon as we can. Thanks for the patience.
--trey/fred/tread
Posted by Anonymous at 5:21 PM 1 comments
Labels: Doom Metal, drone, drums and bass, Sleep, Tibetan Monks
10/1/08
Thrones - Punk in my Vitamins Demo

Earliest Thrones work you can possible get...our homie over at The Worried Well already posted this...I'm pretty sure those chumps over at lucid have done the same. I went and cleaned up the filenames a little bit...and it wouldn't hurt to have another Punk in my Vitamins tape added to our online collection.
Thrones - Demo Tape
(Make sure you check out Joe's Radio show on KMBT radio!)
Posted by fred at 7:51 PM 3 comments
Labels: drone, experimental, joe preston, Sludge


