Slayed Necros
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I never got around to checking that out, despite owning their first two for a long time. How does it compare?
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Heavier riffs overall and denser sound. No acoustic passages. Fewer synth passages, but they're still there. Similar long, epic song structures.
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i remember this was the one band in my RYM friends' all-time top 100 trad albums that i'd never even heard of. tis good stuff.
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Nope bro. See, we Americans have it good and Chicago gets really cool festivals so take your fucking redcoat and shove it up your fucking ass.
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The only thing by solo Lou Reed that sounds similar to The Velvet Underground is probably his first solo album which is self titled. But still, not really, unfortunately.
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NMs last two albums are probably their best works, so good.
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Okay, I'll admit I mis-called this one. While this Bolzer album isn't as good as Aura, it does grow on you. I kind of hated it on the first 2 listens, but gave it a third, fourth, and now fifth. Give it another shot if you liked either of the prior releases.
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