Forbidden Place Records Denver, Colorado
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by KOOK
supported by 35 fans who also own “LUCID AFTERLIFE - "DESCENDANT"”
I'm really picky when it comes to metal vocals. This record works well because of the singing. Don't get me wrong, the guitars shred, the drummer is metal-perfect and the bass player thumps. But the contrast of the wailing and groaning vocals make this record stand out.
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UnderMudBlues
by Lunar Swamp
supported by 34 fans who also own “LUCID AFTERLIFE - "DESCENDANT"”
Doomy, Sludgey, Bluesy, what more could you want?
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Endless Serpents (LP)
by Hellhookah
supported by 34 fans who also own “LUCID AFTERLIFE - "DESCENDANT"”
A thick and enveloping guitar tone, gives this 7 tracker from Lithuania's finest doom duo a certain warmth. While the bellowing vocals on 'A Storm In The Hidden World' are potent highpoint, it's the bluesy stoner grooves on the likes of 'The Way' and 'No Brakes' that gives the most satisfaction. As does the grinding riffage on the title track. This slow, tempered version of heavy music may be a little primitive, but therein lies the charm of this LP
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The Wall [Redux]
by Various Artists
This heavy-metal re-envisioning of Pink Floyd's magnum opus features contributions from the Melvins, Pallbearer, ASG, and many more.
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Only Ghosts
by Red Fang
The surprisingly comical new video from roaring metal group Red Fang is a tip of the hat to the original “Predator.”
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NO
by Boris
Trading majestic drone for smoldering assaults, the iconic Japanese outfit rekindle the leaden aggression of their early period.
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Lost Orbiter
by Mindcrawler
supported by 33 fans who also own “LUCID AFTERLIFE - "DESCENDANT"”
Sheer brilliance entombed in a blazing nutshell. It’s got doom, it’s got emotion, and energy A totally winning release
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