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| | Catharsis | | | Music Artist : | | YOB | | Music Style : | | Death Metal | | Record Label : | | Abstract Sounds | | Release Date : | | 2003-10-14 | | Store Price : | | $13.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $13.98 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Aeons
2. Ether
3. Catharsis
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 Crank Up The Orange Amps And Release
Submitted on: 2006-01-13 |
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| Impressive debut from stoney space Oregonian doomers YOB. Three floating-through-space aural mammoths clocking in just under an hour. Gargantuan, bluesy Sabbath riffs plod along for aeons a la cult-heavy Sleep. |
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fresh doom!!!
Submitted on: 2004-07-18 |
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| these three dudes from oregon really know how to lay down the law. their future should be bright as this is a definite step forward from their fantastic debut album, elaborations of carbon. with three epic 25 minute songs you can't go wrong here. this is a sure bet for any sleep or burning witch fan. good pick up if you are new to the doom/stonerock genre, also something any general rock (sabbath, led, tool, iron maiden) fan should really give a listen to (you think probot is heavy?!) open your ears to this eugene trio..... |
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 Brilliant...
Submitted on: 2004-04-13 |
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| An amazing band to say the least. This gifted threesome (hehe!) has put out one of the most original sonic offerings in the expiri-metal world; their sound is like nothing you've ever heard. Drunk on "phaser" pedals (circa 1973) and playing knee-bendingly heavy riffs that build up to completely demolishing crecsendos, changing to BOSS heavy-metal pedals and INSANELY-LOW death growls. However, their use of death roars only once in a-long-while makes the music sound so powerful it could even make scrawny unpopular white people like us flex a muscle (what do you mean you're not scrawny? I can see your arms right there... oh my, their big... and smooth) . The best way to explain these guys accurately is, "Pink Floyd meets The Melvins at a Cannibal Corpse show". Incredible progressive heaviness that no self-respecting music listener should be without. Buy it! ...Actually, buy two |
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Just three songs, but fifty minutes long? Wow!
Submitted on: 2003-11-12 |
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| It would just be insulting to describe this album as a "mixture of" (i.e. Black Sabbath, High on Fire, with a touch of Air Supply featuring the cast of "Friends") No! These guys are actually unique! I first them live just over a year ago and they completely blew me away. Mike's superbly versatile vocals and low-toned guitars + Isamu's bassey thumb-jumps and Travis'...well, he's a fine drummer, altogether they do a fantastic delivery of what is one of the latest additions to the underground stoner-metal circuit. Though their title track clocks in at a whopping 23:35, it is by no means boring or repetitious. I recommend this and their first album (check their website/sites)to anyone who enjoys medium to slower-paced hard-rock/metal with cryptic melodies and occasional thrashing. |
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