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Ain't No Thriller
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EVP Recordings Melbourne, Australia
Extreme music label.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Ain't No Thriller”
"A Primer of Holy Words" and a prime example of how to do cover songs. Please do "Fairies Wear Boots" next!
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Ritual Executions (Sludge/Death Metal)
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Ain't No Thriller”
Old school stompy Sludge / death metal , That plods along like a swarm of hungry Zombies Looking to fill their never ending hunger!
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ATONE
by ATONE
supported by 4 fans who also own “Ain't No Thriller”
ATONE is music I’d put near the climax of my revenge film. Like the protagonist is walking toward the antagonist, dragging a baseball bat with nails hammered in it, or a webbed chain, or a piece of rebar with a chunk of concrete attached and is about to demolish their enemy in the most batshit way possible.
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Ghost Notes
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Shrines power through melancholia with aggressive, well-produced post punk, with some death metal and post-rock textures for good measure.
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Livre Troisième
by Les chants du hasard
Grand, sweeping orchestral music on the latest from Les chants du hasard that gives goth a big-screen grandeur.
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Preserved in Time
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Desert of Ghouls (Atmospheric Sludge/Doom Metal)
by EREMIT (Germany)
supported by 4 fans who also own “Ain't No Thriller”
Hmmm, I have to admit that I am torn with regard to this EP, the band´s second output after their strong Carrier of Weight debut. You can hear that they tried to spice up their dragging doom sound with arhythmic or 70s influenced tunes, but it just is a little bit too foreseeable at times. I can appreciate the underlying story behind their two releases, but I really hope they crank it up a nudge on their next one.
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