Godflesh
 

I was gonna go to the Godflesh thread to bump and post this new track as I figured in what universe would there not be a Godflesh thread. Retardedly, there wasn't

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stream these 2 brutal singles https://godflesh1.bandcamp.com/album/post-self

Great band.

title track is some good ****

Absolutely love GF, the song I heard about a week ago sounded very Streetcleaner-esque. Can't wait for this one to drop, but I'm a little skeptical about the "less metal" side and what exactly that means - I'm hoping that it means more post-metal/ambient elements that Broadrick explored during his solo career, while still maintaining their signature sound.

they say it's gonna be less metal then go and drop these metal ass songs

One of the best metal bands period. Excited to see how this album turns out.

The pre-release is very good.

this thread got me back into digging through their discog. kinda forgot how much i liked them.

Head of David is like the most forgotten band ever

has justin broadrick had a bad project?

Jesu with Sun Kil Moon

bad? i mean, not as great as they are solo. but i would say it was a decent album.

It was the most uninspired thing I've ever heard in my life.

2 bad albums over a 30 year career is a good ratio though.

Honestly, I tried to give it a chance and finally concluded that their work together is some of the most unlistenable garbage ever recorded. It’s bad. Embarrassingly irredeemably horrible. It’s amazing they never just looked at each other and said this isn’t working out.

It's like someone who didn't know anything about mashups took the dullest cuts from both discographies and just slapped them on top of each other without even listening to it.

I thought J2 was pretty bad, sadly.

Do you think they try to do too much on that record or what’s the problem? Just doesn’t mesh in your opinion? Lazy song structures?

It's been a few years since I've listened to it, but I just remember it being boring. And I kind of think Jarboe's vocals suck on it, which is weird because I usually like her vocals a lot.

I wish she stayed working with the swans.

I've been dickriding Justin Broadrick pretty hard lately, but with such an eclectic career how could I not? The man has been making music since 1985, and 36 years later is still putting out really good stuff without seeming like an out of touch old fart.

Edit: Well, it's a good thing I didn't listen to his collabs with Sun Kil Moon. I like the fact that everything I've listened to so far is pretty gold.

Sounds a bit like Greta Van Fleet tbh