Showing posts with label stoner rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stoner rock. Show all posts

Electric Wizard - Witchcult Today

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Comfortably heavy.

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Sungrazer - Mirador

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Mirador, I haven't listened to you like I did the first, so I'm not going to give you some in-depth thoughtfully developed review.
it's not as ridiculously bassy, but I dislike the production compared to the first.
the first just hit all the sweet spots for me. super melodic everything, intense loud bass that sounded more fried than baked.
I'll still be keeping it, but I never get over being disappointed by a personal favorite.

Behind is just stupidly sick though.

this is the 100th post tagged with "320," so that's a milestone as well.
I'm going to be trying to flex my writing muscles a little more as well.

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The Desert Sessions - 3 & 4

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maybe gonna upload others of these
there's 8 total

there is no purist stoner rock

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Dinosaur Jr. - Farm

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Dinosaur Jr.'s an old band
they're super cool

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Boris - Heavy Rocks

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Boris does many things
and they do them well

post some toe, doug

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Colour Haze - Colour Haze

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I sit myself high upon a mountain top an d I look far, far across the hills
I'm so loaded, man, so deep and full, with all the love and all that is real
We gotta cry out and reach out and turn our twisted minds
And feel the connection that is between you and all that is alive

To be with the smallest and biggest without fear and without pride
I went through the chappel of dangers a few hundred times
And I had to work so hard to keep my love and intuition
And not to loose my guts and not to loose my mind
I reach out, a step foeward, I stumble and I fall
All my greed and longing wasn't for the real at all

SO REACH OUT, REACH OUT get a hand brothers and sisters
Grow on your kindness, love harmony and peace
Empty yourselves of everything, gain in loosing, thriving your freedom
I tried, but I'm sure you will

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Witch - Witch

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dat first track
sick stoner metal

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Colour Haze - Temple

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more similar Colour Haze glory.perfect

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Weedeater - God Luck and Good Speed

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delicious stoner sludge


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Colour Haze - All

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traveling swallowing dramamine

similar to Sungrazer
what a bright etc

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Truckfighters - Gravity X

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fuzzy fuzzy stoner rock
this is probably pretty bad stoner rock, honestly
but it sure did make fencing enjoyable

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Sungrazer - Sungrazer

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what's that? best stoner rock band I know of?

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Yawning Man - Vista Point

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Yawning Man has been around since the late 80s, but their first releases were in 2005, a double-header of a full length album, Rock Formations, and an EP by the name of Pot Head. In Vista Point these two are condensed into one psychedelic, relaxing, remarkable package.

Yawning Man mixes soaring, psychedelic guitar work with a driving rhythm section and comes out with something better than the sum of its parts. There's no vocals present, and the instrumentation takes present; at times, the album feels like an extended jam. Which would be a bad thing in the hands of lesser musicians, but these are the Lalli brothers, who were and still are hugely influential on the current stoner rock scene. Of course, not many people know about them: this review's purpose is to tell you that you should.

With the title track and Perpetual Oyster, which are both exactly 5:22 minutes, the album gets off on a strong start. The next three tracks, Stoney Lonesome, Split Tooth Thunder and Sonny Bono Memorial Freeway, start to feel a bit samey, but Yawning Man are lucky in that they're peddling a pretty damn good ware. Airport Boulevard stops something that could have turned monotonous with it's rolling drum beat and vicious guitar work. Advanced Darkness is classic stoner played by masters of the craft. A few more tracks, and we're into Pot Head, which finishes off the album.

Pot Head is admittedly a weaker album than Rock Formations, and perhaps could have been structured better: Digital Smoke Signal, one of the best songs on the album, and 7 minutes long, would probably have served better as the concluding track instead of the third last. Yawning Man make up for this, though, by just having Digital Smoke Signal existing.

The main thing I'm trying to get across here is Yawning Man is fucking awesome and sound like the dawn. No, really. There is no more dawny sounding music than this. It sounds unrestrained, too, like the perfect soundtrack to stealing your Dad's car and driving until the gas runs out. When I finally get around to stealing my Dad's car at dawn, this is what I'm putting on.

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