03:19 - huascaman Graveworm is one of the better bands out there, IMO. I think As Angels and Collateral Defect are their best albums.
02:55 - BoxCar Willy Everyone should listen to Six Brew Bantha.
02:41 - EMols86 Of course, Graveworm is a great band. Check out As Angels Reach the Beauty, if you haven't done so already. Nice piece of symphonic black metal, that one. :-)
02:23 - LICH anybody else into graveworm ? fucking love a bit of graveworm
01. The Promise Of Snakes 02. Million Year Summer 03. The Resonance Of Goodbye 04. We All Die Laughing 05. Dying In A-Minor 06. Weighing Souls With Sand 07. Mouvement - World Deafening Eclipse 08. Burning In The Undertow Of God 09. Mouvement - The Smoke Of Her Burning
This review is dedicated to the late K. Angylus, mastermind of The Angelic Process and husband of M. Dragynfly, may he rest in peace.
Overwhelming. That is what this The Angelic Process are. Nothing more, nothing less. Almost everything around this band is completely oblivious to me: why I even bought it in the first place, how long they have been around, where they are from. And frankly, I don't even care. My usual unsatisfiable hunger for information has been laid to rest for a while, at least until that which is Weighing Souls With Sand is fully digested.
This week we commemorate the passing of The Angelic Process mastermind K. Angylus, who died two years ago. As a tribute, this staff pick is dedicated to one of the most phenomenal albums ever recorded. Weighing Souls With Sand is nothing short of a masterpiece. Period.
Just finished listening to it and I honestly can't find anything to match it's beauty . everything I try to play sounds so shallow "with all do respect to every band out there"
The flow of immense emotions captivated me and left me in a total shock . dare I say the most beautiful piece of art ever created
Lovecraft - 10.02.2011 at 14:27
I feel very bad for overlooking this band a billion times. This album is so intense and beautiful. This is like sadness wrapped around beauty.
I feel very bad for overlooking this band a billion times. This album is so intense and beautiful. This is like sadness wrapped around beauty.
Absolutely. The amount of emotion put into this release is a rarity among all music, not just metal. A top-notch album I'd recommend to anyone who appreciates melancholy and beauty.
I checked this album out for the first time today. Wow, some heavy, defeaning shit. Now don't go nuts here fanboys but take away the vocals from either album and this reminds me of Dirge - Elysian Magnetic Fields.
I checked this album out for the first time today. Wow, some heavy, defeaning shit. Now don't go nuts here fanboys but take away the vocals from either album and this reminds me of Dirge - Elysian Magnetic Fields.
... Also, Sigur Rós have done that stuff since their debut back in 1998. They are not even the first one.
they probably nicked it from Led Zeppelin who most probably stole the idea as well.
Jimmy Page always played large parts of Dazed And Confused that way.
Faal's previous bass player played some bass parts like that as well.
they probably nicked it from Led Zeppelin who most probably stole the idea as well.
Jimmy Page always played large parts of Dazed And Confused that way.
Supposedly Eddie Phillips invented it but Page popularised it.
they probably nicked it from Led Zeppelin who most probably stole the idea as well.
Jimmy Page always played large parts of Dazed And Confused that way.
Supposedly Eddie Phillips invented it but Page popularised it.
I have no doubt about that since Led Zepelin also stole a lot of their music from unknown blues artists
Written by Mr. Doctor on 03.05.2012 at 12:20 Which I agree because they don't sound alike at all.
Definitely never thought I'd see TAP compared to Dirge. For any reason, really. :s
I just get a chilled post/atmo feel from both albums. Terrific electronica and heavy bass in common too. It is clear Godflesh had an impression on both bands.
Leagues ahead in terms of genre sound, production sound and overall atmosphere
Wrong, just wrong brah. BOTH albums have these. I have been listening to WSWS lately. Both albums give me the same feelings. One is just better than the other.
Wrong, just wrong brah. BOTH albums have these. I have been listening to WSWS lately. Both albums give me the same feelings. One is just better than the other.
The Dirge album is indeed very good but it's not in the same league as this one.
More importantly, they share very little sound-wise. They should not be compared.
I've been obsessed with this release lately , I have a habit of rediscovering bands and this is one of them .
great stuff and best album/songs name ever !
... Also, Sigur Rós have done that stuff since their debut back in 1998. They are not even the first one.
they probably nicked it from Led Zeppelin who most probably stole the idea as well.
Jimmy Page always played large parts of Dazed And Confused that way.
Faal's previous bass player played some bass parts like that as well.
it's called Bow guitar, and is effective for creating really long sustained notes.
Lots of people use it, but Paige was probably the first to popularize it. i think the best use of it is done by Barn Owl.
What is going on here? I'm not going to rate this because I didn't like it at all when I heard it. This overly distorted music is almost unlistenable for me.
What is going on here? I'm not going to rate this because I didn't like it at all when I heard it. This overly distorted music is almost unlistenable for me.
I know but give some more time and be patient and I assure you'll get rewarded.
must have something to do with the overall crushing sound on their albums
I'm not going to rate this because I didn't like it at all when I heard it. This overly distorted music is almost unlistenable for me.
I might give it a second chance to see if I like it more than the first time.
