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GOATSBLOOD - DRULL
This is absolutely some of the best EXTREME music I've heard in a long time. I would compare their mixture of styles like this . . .
Eyehategod meets Today is the Day and Neurosis in a pitch black, rotten, festering back alley, while Khanate throws knives at them from the roof tops for sport. I can hear ever-so-slight resemblences to Old Man Gloom (without the samples) and even Akercocke. I'm telling you this album is SOLID. From beginning to end Goatsblood puts on a seminar in extreme music. It's all here . . . from slow grinds and sludge to blasting, filthy death and black metal. This stuff is sick, black, and actually memorable after first listen.
Steve Austin of Today is the Day mastered the recording. I think he does an excellent job at making things sound raw and in your face.
So far this is album of the year for me. Watchmaker, Khanate, and possibly Akercocke might give them a good run, though. Aborym, Negura, and Manes are now trailing these guys for me.
Go to www.willowtip.com and order this now. Fans of Eyehategod, Today is the Day (the really heavy songs), Khanate (not near as slow, though), Neurosis (the mid-period stuff) and extreme music that hasn't been done a billion times will eat this shit up.
I don't know how many of you ladies at the RC forum will be able to handle this. You might want to go check out the mp3's first.
GOATSBLOOD - DRULL
This is absolutely some of the best EXTREME music I've heard in a long time. I would compare their mixture of styles like this . . .
Eyehategod meets Today is the Day and Neurosis in a pitch black, rotten, festering back alley, while Khanate throws knives at them from the roof tops for sport. I can hear ever-so-slight resemblences to Old Man Gloom (without the samples) and even Akercocke. I'm telling you this album is SOLID. From beginning to end Goatsblood puts on a seminar in extreme music. It's all here . . . from slow grinds and sludge to blasting, filthy death and black metal. This stuff is sick, black, and actually memorable after first listen.
Steve Austin of Today is the Day mastered the recording. I think he does an excellent job at making things sound raw and in your face.
So far this is album of the year for me. Watchmaker, Khanate, and possibly Akercocke might give them a good run, though. Aborym, Negura, and Manes are now trailing these guys for me.
Go to www.willowtip.com and order this now. Fans of Eyehategod, Today is the Day (the really heavy songs), Khanate (not near as slow, though), Neurosis (the mid-period stuff) and extreme music that hasn't been done a billion times will eat this shit up.
I don't know how many of you ladies at the RC forum will be able to handle this. You might want to go check out the mp3's first.