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Utopioid
by Rosetta
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension”
This album breaks conventions with most post-metal. It at once can be played next to shoegaze then breaks out into a fury of aggression and still remain catchy. For my money Rosetta are at the top of the food chain. After all the amazing albums Rosetta has, it boggles the mind that they can still innovate and surprise me. I love that I can play this next bands as diverse as Ride, Slowdive, Joy Division, The Cure, Godflesh, and Neurosis. It's a pure delight on the ears.
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Blood Year
by Russian Circles
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension”
Very good stuff. Russian circles is a band that creates interesting music, a true musical trip. A lot of ambiances. All their albums are great. My favourites are "enter", "blood year", "empros" and "station". On this one Milano and quartered are fucking heavy. And it's what I need to hear!
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New Hell
by Greet Death
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension”
This is a record I can drown in, and, every time I listen to it, it becomes the only thing I can concentrate on. This band and this record are both my greatest finds of the previous year.
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No Beyond
by Bound
This DC shoegaze group work like fog, bringing in ephemeral melodic layers that swirl together to become something surprisingly heavy.
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Forgive Yourself
by Publicist UK
Blood Relative is Publicist's latest post-punk salvo from the Forgive Yourself LP, steered by Zachary Lipez's unnerving baritone.
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We Are All Atomic
by Spotlights
Another searing slab of doomgaze from NYC's Spotlights, rich with woozy harmonies and headbangable choruses.
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Quintessential Ephemera
by Rosetta
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension”
Album that is mostly stripped of the heaviness to bring you a laid-back, melodic approach to post-metal. I absolutely love the string opera that is created here. The subtle side of Rosetta is probably the best side.
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