Psychedelic rock band that just added a weird sounding vocalist and an actual production to something already heard a thousand times. For fans of the 60's who don't worship Morisson.
More comics for you to enjoy. This is just as silly/absurd/great as it sounds. If you've ever wanted to see Spider-man devour Mary Jane and Aunt May, or the Avengers rip Jasper to pieces, here you are. The original 5 issue series, the "Dead Days" One-Shot, and an Ultimate Fantastic Four tie-in here, more to come.
Re-posting because it's still really friggin good. GY!BE members, which you probably already knew. Ephraim's voice takes a little getting used to, but I actually like it. I wish these guys would tour again, them live is truly an experience. 4 long songs, all of which are excellent, especially the first two. A lot of people call this post-rock, but I don't really see any relation between this and the vast majority of post-rock bands. I'd call this album psychedelic folk, similar to Comus. Listen.
Wonderful abstract minimal from Denmark. I really don't know what else to write... I just finished watching The Big Bang Theory season 2, I know since last night that i'm allergic to cats, and the weather is so hot there it keeps me at home listenning to music my neighbors don't understand... Anyway listen to Trentemøller, you won't regret!
I really, really like this a lot. Brutal, technical, evil death metal. Easily one of my favorite metal albums so far this year. I can even deal with the occasional pig squeals, this is so good.
Just to change things up, here's a comic I just finished reading. I'll probably add a few more in the days to come. Not a whole lot in the way of plot or character development here, just lots of really silly/awesome ultraviolence. Martial arts crabs, demon-possessed sharks, city-sized reptiles, a talking donkey... this has it all. Only 7 issues released (so far), but here they are. Enjoy.
In the french metal scene, there are two kinds of bands: the ones that sound french, as Eths, Gojira or Hacride, and the ones that go deeper and deeper so they can't be assimilated to any origin, as Nostromo, Blut Aus Nord and many great others. Comity is part of this; dirty voice, slow guitars, almost-mathcore parts and an only-one-17mn-song-EP. For fans of Meshuggah, Deathspell Omega, anything that smell gasoline and mudd. See what I mean?
Doom-progressive-hardcore from Australia. Expansive post rock-isms are found in abundance, but without the typical build ups and crescendos. Riff based and an all around engaging listen. These guys contacted me themselves, so obviously they really want you to hear this. Listen!
This could stand to be a song or two shorter, but otherwise it's great. Thrashy black/death, a lot thrashier than A Haunting Curse. I also like this a lot more than A Haunting Curse.
Quality instrumental post rock along the lines of Explosions in the Sky, God Is An Astronaut, Mogwai.. the usual. If you haven't already dismissed this, highly recommended.
Gypsies + Punk rock. The album title is pretty self explanatory. Kinda similar in execution to Flogging Molly's whole Celtic schtick. Except, you know, with gypsy music.
Progressive-tech-death from France. For fans of Meshuggah, Gojira, etc. Will probably post their new album later in the week. Thanks to Arthur Bertin for the recommendation.
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