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Work
06:16
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See It All
04:32
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A Dropping Eye
07:09
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Refuse Mound
06:24
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Death Of The Quarrelsome
02:32
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Fluoride Dreams
06:35
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Funny Games
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Statuesque
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Lilac Vegetal Vienna, Austria
With their long awaited self-titled debut album, Lilac Vegetal guides us into an eerie and deeply gripping void. The band creates a soundscape like no other – in trying to see what’s coming next one just gets lost in the exquisite chaos of it all. The skillful play between gloom and lightness creates something massive and mysterious that makes this debut so very absorbing. ... more
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⛧ An exceptional album... the best of Heavy Rock and Stoner Doom Metal, cohesive and perfectly structured in every detail with a precise and vigorous instrumental, striking vocals in a lyrical construction that take the soul on an emotional mental journey. Thank you 𝐂𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐬 (reminds me of Cornell) and 𝕷𝖆𝖒𝖆𝖘𝖘𝖚!
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This is the bands last release and boy did they deliver.Someone used the word stunning to describe the music.Hard at times yet that cello what a beautiful instrument. It can make the hardest song soft.As always an honour to support fellow Canadians, thank you for making this world a better place for a little while as when listening i leave this shit hole world behind for a short while.
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For their previous effort Elk Witch took as to a "Mountain" this time they are showing us what lies beyond that mountain and what we find there is more superb The Sword like proto-doom flecked with a little blustering hard rock and metal
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A reinterpreted version of the Brighton doom band's 2022 album, featuring remixes from Skin Failure, Sugar Horse, God Alone., and others.
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Brighton, UK band leaven surging hard rock with spaced-out stoner-doom on their second LP, recorded in an old chapel on the English coast.
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Excellent Traditional Doom!Not much more to say.The album has a familiar sound that all the heavyweights in the past have put out🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
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