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Sep 29
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Gloom & Doom playlist

Blood Farmers - Orgy of Rats
S/T
(Leaf Hound – 1995)

New York stoners with a checkered past

St. Vitus - Born Too Late
Live
(Hellhound Records - 1990)

Started off as Black Flag label mates (SST) and brought doom to a generation of punks. Hugely influential by any measure.

Crowbar - The Lasting Dose
Sonic Excess in its Purest Form
(Spitfire Records - 2001)

Not the greatest band but an immense song. We need metal to tap into negative human interaction like no other music will.

“Sometimes I need the fuel I drain from you…” Indeed!

Grief - Earthworm
COME TO GRIEF
(Century Media - 1994)

Boston guys. Back in the day, these guys could not have been further outside the scene, but their legacy looms large.

Godflesh - Predominance
Pure
(Earache Records - 1992)

Shoegazer metal progenitors. All the Jesu weenies need to listen back to when these guys were hard. Truly original stuff in ‘92.

Orthodox - Arrodillate Ante la Madera y la Piedra
Gran Poder
(Southern Lord – 2007)

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Just on the edge of quality, but the amazing vocals make this happen. Killer album from Spanish, monk dressed yobs!

Monster Magnet - Baby Gotterdammerung
Powertrip (A&M Records - 1998)

Wow, song writing - who knew? Massive New Jersey stoners, boring live but great records. Their choice of label should be enough to tell why these guys didn’t get huge.

Goatsblood – Beatrice Hog
Drull
(Willowtip Records – 2003)

Two records then out. These Canadians sound so dirty and low, like dead pigeon alley throw up.

Adolf Satan – My Sweet Gourd
S/T (Bestial Onslaught Production - 2004)

Ex A.C. and Kilslug, so of course they bring the stress. So raw it hurts.

Asunder - Twilight Amaranthine
A Clarion Call
(Nuclear War Now Productions / Life Is Abuse – 2004)

As slow as it gets while remaining listenable. Oakland, CA. One of their shorter songs!