Neurosis & Mindrot

[Demonspell]

$54 for a sampler? ::kicks myself in the head for not leaving the Opeth/PT show with the label giveaway CD:: At least I did get the XM disc before it sold out.

 

[J.]

Yeah, it was the sampler that was given to radio stations and given free at shows.

 

[NAD]

Getting around to Through Silver in Blood finally, I'm really digging this. Active drone music, or something.

 

[J.]

yippee. I've heard people call TSIB "tribal", "industrial", "sludge", and countless other things. I guess I can add "drone" to that list. Either way you slice TSIB is damn-near perfection.

 

[NAD]

Definitely big on drums, so I hear the tribal. Not slow enough for sludge (but when you listen to Khanate, what is? ). Industrial...?

 

[J.]

I have no clue where they got te industrial title, myself.

 

[J.]

has JayK even listened to this CD yet? or is he just scared?

 

[JayKeeley]

Nah, it's just sitting in a massive pile of shit I 'aint got round to yet.

 

[NAD]

*wishes he brought Neurosis to work with him today*

 

[J.]

I wouldn't be able to concentrate on my job if I brought Neurosis CDs to work. Then again, it's not like I concentrate anyway.

 

[NAD]

I've been concentrating on discussing the merits of mom's spaghetti sauce and browsing Subaru forums all morning.

And they laughed when I offered to work from home...

 

[NAD]

Nah, it's just sitting in a massive pile of shit I 'aint got round to yet.

Think if I told you that the first track has some very tasty Negura-ish riffs you'd dig it up from your Sacred Pile?

 

[En Vind Av Sorg]

Forgot to mention this. If you like either of these bands, you should definetley pick up some EARTHCORPSE. Fucking awesome deathish/doom band from the U.K. (defunct now). Born Bleeding was there best. I found the CD in Slovenia used for like $3. I bring them up in the threads all the time but know one seems to even know who they were.

 

[J.]

I shall check them out. My wantlist is pretty nill these days. I need something new.

 

[En Vind Av Sorg]

I was looking around for the Demo 10" and I realized I cant even find either of Earthcorpse's full length albums period. Red Stream used to have the taste of sin, but thats out of stock too now. I still recomend Born Bleeding though, taste of sin is more like Experimental Doom.

 

[Krilons Resa]

Forgot to mention this. If you like either of these bands, you should definetley pick up some EARTHCORPSE. Fucking awesome deathish/doom band from the U.K. (defunct now). Born Bleeding was there best. I found the CD in Slovenia used for like $3. I bring them up in the threads all the time but know one seems to even know who they were.

I second that. All I have is Taste of Sin and it is great. I have yet to hear Born Bleeding yet though!!!

 

[Black Winter Day]

i'm listening to mindrot's "dawning" right now while high. first song is nice. second song fuck with head.

 

[Reign in Acai]

DO NOT start with A Sun That Never Sets, as it is vastly different than everything else.

After wearing the polycarbonate off Minsk's Ritual Fires of Abandonment, I sifted through my collection to find something of a broadly similar nature. I pulled out ASTNS and immediately soiled my underoos quicker than a bint giving relationship advice to a stallion from Iowa. So I ask ye gents, which album should I grab next? I want to follow the mellow to heavy continuum with this band. My experience is limited to Given to the Rising & Times of Grace. This all really moot, as I'm to likely receive a random post Souls at Zero album or two as an X-Mas gift. Nevertheless, opine with modern impressions of Neurosis, now that we're all old fucks discussing our personal betterment.

 

[Agalloch]

After wearing the polycarbonate off Minsk's Ritual Fires of Abandonment, I sifted through my collection to find something of a broadly similar nature. I pulled out ASTNS and immediately soiled my underoos quicker than a bint giving relationship advice to a stallion from Iowa. So I ask ye gents, which album should I grab next? I want to follow the mellow to heavy continuum with this band. My experience is limited to Given to the Rising & Times of Grace. This all really moot, as I'm to likely receive a random post Souls at Zero album or two as an X-Mas gift. Nevertheless, opine with modern impressions of Neurosis, now that we're all old fucks discussing our personal betterment.

Get The Eye of Every Storm. It's their best.

 

[Reign in Acai]

I've been playing Dawning on loop in the car the past two weeks. High time I replace it with Soul to freshen things up.