Magnatar Manchester, New Hampshire
Heavyweight Amp Champs from Manchester, NH
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TRANSCANADIAN ANGER
by DOPETHRONE
supported by 14 fans who also own “The Melting Skin of my First Born Son”
This album is an absolute banger. The riffs are especially groovy this time, the vocals are amazing, and the overall thing is supercatchy. If I'd have to list one downside, it's that the mix is so bass-heavy that the sound only truely comes into it's right when listened on good headphones or extremely good speakers. On anything less it can sound like the bass drowns the rest of the music out. 9/10
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supported by 13 fans who also own “The Melting Skin of my First Born Son”
There are many ways to visually convey how heavy your band’s sound is, but is any better than a huge stack of speakers? I like stoner metal more than doom but both are combined here so masterfully that Void Emissions is a lot more than the sum of its parts. Do you like riffs with a guitar tone so beefy that everything in a five-kilometre radius that is not bolted down will surely be blown away? Sure you do. And vocals that perfectly suit the psychedelic vibe? Do what is right. Do it now.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “The Melting Skin of my First Born Son”
Crushing set of covers made by unholy Thou. I recognise Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, and of course Black Sabbath.
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SLOWCUT return with four menacing post-metal songs that wind-up slowly and then explode.
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The Tides Will Prevail
by Kenoma
The debut full-length from Kenoma is full of spacious, haunting songs that steadily build to great rushes of sound.
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The Earth Wants Us Dead
by Sea of Bones
If you're going to go out in apocalyptic style you might want to have the 40 minute title track playing loud at your side.
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The Magnetic Ridge
by Jack Harlon &The Dead Crows
supported by 12 fans who also own “The Melting Skin of my First Born Son”
The psychedelic escapades of mr. Harlon and his flock of dead crows are a new discovery for me, but one of my favourites in the past few years. Dark exploration of the human state, but with a tint of hope and determination.
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