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Old 09-17-2013, 12:08 PM   #9891 (permalink)
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Psychedelic black metal with some krautrock added in. It was made for me.


Love that album, "Dub Kuolleen Porton Muistolle" has such an infectious bassline.
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Old 09-17-2013, 12:16 PM   #9892 (permalink)
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Love that album, "Dub Kuolleen Porton Muistolle" has such an infectious bassline.
They have a new album coming out next month. Im pretty excited.
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Old 09-17-2013, 12:22 PM   #9893 (permalink)
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Awesome, I had no idea. I'll have to look into it and add it to the list. If you're looking for similar psychedelic black metal artists I would check out Nachtmystium, a band out of Chicago. Their early material is more cut rate black metal, but their 2008 and 2010 albums Assassins: Black Meddle Pts. 1 & 2 have some killer tracks.
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Old 09-17-2013, 01:49 PM   #9894 (permalink)
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Ah yeah Ive heard a few albums from Nachtmystium. Really like Assasins and Instinct Decay, even though they sound almost completely different. Havent heard Black Meddle pt 2 for some reason though. Ill be sure to give it a listen, thanks.
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Old 09-19-2013, 01:46 AM   #9895 (permalink)
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WOW!
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Old 09-19-2013, 05:52 AM   #9896 (permalink)
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You couldn't find a smaller image of that?

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I did as well... o_O
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Old 09-20-2013, 01:04 AM   #9898 (permalink)
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Armand Hammer - Half Measures

Armand Hammer is a project comprised of billy woods and Elucid, who often collaborate with one another on each other's individual efforts. This mixtape is pretty good, with some good rhymes and flow from both Elucid and woods. I'm not too surprised at woods's good verses as I haven't disliked anything I've heard from him, but on some tracks Elucid takes a swing and misses. That's not to say he doesn't have great verses, but just sayin'.

The production is interesting, somewhat more conventional than what woods often uses, but there is a lot of variety on the album, given that he works with several producers (who I'm too lazy to search right now, but I believe that Blockhead and Uncommon Nausea are in the mix) as opposed to his last album "Dour Candy". I think that billy woods works best with several producers to make a fresh album because of the diversity of his connections to the different styles of beats and such. I got this on bandcamp for free at the name your price option, but if the new album has the name your price option, I'm going to wait until I have enough money to make a fan's contributional price . That being said, I will still stream it!

I think that Dour Candy is better than this though, while it stays on par with Elucid's side project Cult Favourite's album "For Madmen Only." There are guest appearances of emcees Curly Castro, Has-Lo, Faro, Rob Sonic, Moka Only, and Open Mike Eagle as well, all of which I had no complaints over, tbh. Great chemistry between everyone involved, and it really makes me excited for the full LP release from this duo.

I think that my opinion may grow more positive when I listen to this album a few more times, because several albums that I really enjoy have worked out that way, and billy woods is the epitome of this situation for me.

Here's where you can stream and/or download the album: http://armandhammer.bandcamp.com/album/half-measures.
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Old 09-20-2013, 11:12 AM   #9899 (permalink)
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Secos & Molhados - II (1974)

This is kinda like Brazilian Fleetwood Mac. It's haunting and folksy and has some of the most stunning chord changes in it. Can't stop listening. I don't think I've ever connected to a foreign-language album this strongly before. Progressive pop/psychedelic pop/contemporary folk.
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Willis Earl Beal Nobody Knows

Never heard of Beal before listening to samples from this album. There's a gritty, blues-gospel-Americana-punk thing going on here. Beal sounds to me like Screaming Jay Hawkins channeling Springsteen,Tom Waits, Pere Ubu & Bevis Frond. Not a bad track here.



The Julie Ruin Run Fast

Kathleen Hanna returns for her 2nd album in 15 years as the Julie Ruin. I love this album more than the first release- it's more punk pop with a new wavish energy. It's also more accessible but I like the fleshed-out sound better.
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