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Echolalia
08:34
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Crushing Sun
05:02
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Coward
03:42
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Succession
06:17
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Bad Men
04:05
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Sphere of Peace
07:55
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Demons of Shade
03:40
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Torched and Burned
06:07
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Demons of Noon Auckland, New Zealand
Cult doom from New Zealand.
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Great Stoner/Doom album with some awesome songs and a very special slow heaviness which I like a lot.
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Traditional Black Magicks II
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I don't think there's any band that sounds quite like Skull Servant does. The songs hit hard and heavy while maintaining a strong melody, and the two singers provide a contrast that makes every song feel unique. The crunchy guitar and bass tone puts a lot of power behind the riffs, and the songwriting and arrangement makes this feel like a concept album. If there's one thing Skull Servant does best, it's creating music that is dynamic and ever changing.
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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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Featuring members of Noothgrush, Graves at Sea, and more, the Oakland metal band juxtapose cavernous doom with spaced-out shoegaze.
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An emotive and moody work, guiding us to reflect upon our relationship with our irreplaceable home Earth, as much a part of us as the flesh on our bones. As other note, this album is an expert blend of stoner, doom, and post-metal, flowing through, from, and between each effortlessly and in a smooth songwriting experience, rather than patchy and slapdash. Windhand, Electric Wizard, and Cult of Luna shake hands around the nighttime bonfire.
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