Mountain Bastard Birmingham, Alabama
Mountain Bastard is a 4-piece Doom/Black metal band with traces of Death Metal and Stoner Metal from Birmingham, Alabama. The band consists of vocalist/guitarist Orth, guitarist Dar, bassist Scoltar, and drummer Scynn.
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supported by 27 fans who also own “CULT”
Just the right amount of heaviness, like earlier Melvins. Production is stellar as well, allowing all the elements to clearly stand out.
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DEMO 2020
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supported by 27 fans who also own “CULT”
Speaks to and of my soul, in tones as uncompromising as my unruly hair.
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Symphony Mysterium
by Nothing Is Real
supported by 27 fans who also own “CULT”
Symphony Mysterium is an album that I neither can nor want to listen to frequently, but the double-whammy of the compositional audacity here combined with my being a sucker for most things dissonant and avant-garde left me with no choice but to purchase this and to encourage everyone else to do the same. This is, at its core, modern classical music expressed through a sludge / doom prism, and while I cannot say where it will end up on my AOTY list, I can say that I will never forget it.
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Éons
by NEPTUNIAN MAXIMALISM
The Belgian band explore heavy psych, tribal rhythms, free-jazz freakouts, meditative drone and the vast, shadowy spaces in between.
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Relapse Sampler 2013
by Relapse Sampler
26 tracks (for whatever price you like!) showcase the breadth of the always reliable, forever rockin', Relapse Records.
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I Have Seen The Light, And It Was Repulsive
by SERMON OF FLAMES
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Moonshine Blues
by Lunar Swamp
supported by 25 fans who also own “CULT”
The gargantuan, gothic fuzziness reminds me of a less downtrodden Electric Wizard. A nice, behind-the-beat feel that's almost bouncy permeates the record. The throaty singing recalls Danzig a bit, and it flips me out that these Italians channel American and British vibes with such fluency. It's a fun record that scratches the itch for massively downtuned blues.
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