Rolling Heavy Music 2017

[stupidsexyflanders]

Looking for some new heavy but repetitive music. Sludgy drum stuff like Sloath or Bismuth something. Any recommendations?

[SurfsUp]

Pyr by Ghold is pretty awesome. It’s from 2016 though so would be madness to mention it here

[LastAstronaut]

FLUISTERAARS - Not from this year, and not sludgy, but it is very good, repetitive and heavy!

FLUISTERAARS - Luwte (Full Album - HD)

[badmanreturns]

going to the Devil Sold His Soul 10 year anniversary show at the Dome on Saturday night, hope it’s good, sure I’ll enjoy it after a few bank holiday beers anyway. might bang the album on now actually…

[LastAstronaut]

Utterly fantastic, best atmospheric bm album I’ve heard this year. Hypnotic, melodic riffs and vocals that sound like an arctic gale screaming through the air!

[kiyonemakibi]

[ericthefourth]

just checking it out now. the sound is absolutely immense, love it.

[colossalhorse]

New Elder stuff for anyone who’s into that sort of thing (not sure if this should be here or in the psych thread):

Track Stream: Elder - The Falling Veil

(Disclaimer: I wrote the words. Don’t let that put you off).

[TKC]

Earache are putting on a stage at Glastonbury

[badmanreturns]

new Full Of Hell is sounding good

Trumpeting Ecstasy

[kiyonemakibi]

Boris - Absolutego (Official Video)

[ericthefourth]

Yessssss

I saw on your Instagram page that you are working on a new album. Is it different from Celestite? What kind of sound are you looking for?

WITTR: Celestite, as I was saying, was all synth. There was no drum, no vocals, nothing like that. This album is definitely more metal. It is maybe the most, I don’t know – I don’t like using the term necessarily, but it is more traditional than a lot of our other stuff has been. We are definitely very inspired by – we kind of went back in time to be re-inspired by a lot of stuff, some of the catalyst influences in the beginning such as Swedish melodic or death metal, and we did a lot more guitar harmonies. It’s different than other stuff. It’s less Pacific Northwest. I don’t wanna reveal too much because cause we haven’t announced the album yet and there is no release date. It’s all finished, recorded and mastered, but I guess you’ll just have to wait and see.

CVLT Nation interviews WOLVES IN THE THRONE ROOM

[mouth_breather]

Can’t wait for this coming out in a couple of weeks

[fellover]

That’s really good. They’re coming back over in August. Will definitely be going to see them again.

[allmediareviews]

Rest in Peace TEXTURES.

This really sucks as I really enjoy Phenotype from 2016, and was quite looking forward to Genotype, the follow-up…

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[LastAstronaut]

Debut album proper by Lithuanian post black metal band Au-Dessus. Their self titled 2015 EP was a total slap in the face adrenaline rush, this one still is but is more expansive and mature sounding, it stills kicks major arse though!

[Olivarez]

Ok, so I’m a bit late discovering Employed To Serve, but they seem to be yet another quality band from Holy Roar. If I’d been able to make a Rolo Tomassi gig at Oslo in 2015 - ETS supported - I might have got to know them a bit sooner, but circumstances had other ideas. Better late than never.

[colossalhorse]

Colin Stetson’s metal band (featuring that Liturgy dude on drums) are surprisingly fun. In a 12 minute labyrinthine instrumental sort of way.

[TKC]

theyre touring end of July

[ericthefourth]

That drummer is insane