Pelican are on Hyrda Head which is a great label, but I have not gotten into them. They are very popular in the emocore scene but that shouldn't be held against them. Isis is an excellent comparison. I would rather see Nevermore since I haven't seen them since they toured with Iced Earth back in...1999? Who knows. It was at a bar that held about 100 people and only 40 showed up so it would be great to see them at a 1000 level venue. Hydra Head is pretty solid though and their website has tons of mp3s, check out the band 27. Very groovy.
Pelican For Beginners
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zortz
Member
I hope this doesn't bring a bunch of EMO kiddies to the Opeth show. I'll have to bring a box of razor blades to hand out I guess ;-).
Dreadful
When Man& Machine Collide
Pelican is pretty fucking good. I have both albums downloaded ...I will BUY them.
Agalloch, have you heard the Uaral - Sounds of Pain album?
Agalloch, have you heard the Uaral - Sounds of Pain album?
Dreadful
When Man& Machine Collide
madu
Member
Is Catterwell the name of the album?
Because if so, then the band is Tusk, an experimental grind band that three of Pelican's four members are in.
Also, Pelican fucking rules. I haven't gotten into their newest album as much, but then I've only listened to it twice.
KRANG
Let's Burn
newest release?
i don't think so.
pelican /mono split..
TRACK LISTING
1. PELICAN: Ran Amber
2. PELICAN: Angel Tears (James Plotkin remix)
3. MONO: Yearning
The inaugural release in an on-going series of Hydra Head Industries/Temporary Residence Ltd. split LPs is a monumental masterpiece of relentless beauty and depth. Pelican start things off on a light note with the warm, acoustic "Ran Amber," followed by a James Plotkin remix of "Angel Tears." The b-side offers the most cathartic 15 minutes of music that Mono has ever committed to tape. Gliding in three epic movements like a heavy metal orchestra, this is as vivid an image of the edge of the world as you'll ever get through music. Strictly limited to 4,000 copies (most of which will be sold on the bands' tours), with a small amount of colored vinyl available while supplies last (which will be about a week, if we're lucky). These songs are NOT available elsewhere, and are NOT available on CD, so don't even ask!
i don't think so.
pelican /mono split..
TRACK LISTING
1. PELICAN: Ran Amber
2. PELICAN: Angel Tears (James Plotkin remix)
3. MONO: Yearning
The inaugural release in an on-going series of Hydra Head Industries/Temporary Residence Ltd. split LPs is a monumental masterpiece of relentless beauty and depth. Pelican start things off on a light note with the warm, acoustic "Ran Amber," followed by a James Plotkin remix of "Angel Tears." The b-side offers the most cathartic 15 minutes of music that Mono has ever committed to tape. Gliding in three epic movements like a heavy metal orchestra, this is as vivid an image of the edge of the world as you'll ever get through music. Strictly limited to 4,000 copies (most of which will be sold on the bands' tours), with a small amount of colored vinyl available while supplies last (which will be about a week, if we're lucky). These songs are NOT available elsewhere, and are NOT available on CD, so don't even ask!
