The what you just got thread!

[Mudfuzz]

[Wes Mantooth]

Dude Soma is fucking great, I want to listen to it almost every time I'm smoking

[Josh Pelican]

This 7":


This shirt:

[Achtane]

[trace]

U GOT TO KNO UR CHICKEN

[kbit]

[D.o.S.]

So how're you liking the weirdly drum heavy mix on that machine?

Dude's an epic drummer, but that album took me a hot minute to really get into, owing to the relative absence of the guitars.

Anyway;






So much desert in the frozen tundra.

[kbit]

I still haven't received it in the mail, but I'll let ya know once I do get it. I do tend to focus on drums when listening to certain music so hopefully i dig it.

[Achtane]

U GOT TO KNO UR CHICKEN

SHUT UP AND EEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTT

[phantasmagorovich]

Bought this on saturday. I love it.

[kbit]

So how're you liking the weirdly drum heavy mix on that machine?

Dude's an epic drummer, but that album took me a hot minute to really get into, owing to the relative absence of the guitars.

Finally listened to this today, and I really dig how the drums are more up front/the guitars aren't all in mah face. The only thing I feel is missing is a strong presence of the bass but I still really like the way it sounds. Also, I dig the way they do their riffs and song structures over most other stoner doom bands I've listened to.

[D.o.S.]

As in "we're going to play one riff forever so fuck you if you want variety?"

Also, the last three tracks (The Methods EP) have much more lowend. And Matamps.

[kbit]

As in "we're going to play one riff forever so fuck you if you want variety?"

Also, the last three tracks (The Methods EP) have much more lowend. And Matamps.

Well, yeah, I guess they do do that... Iunno just like comparing the riffs in my head to say "Holy Mountain", I enjoyed it more.
I haven't listened to either very much but that was my quick comparison.

[kaboom]

[foomanfat]

Grabbed some vinyl.
The Postal Service - Give Up (Deluxe 10th Anniversary Edition)
METZ - METZ
Young Widows - In And Out Of Youth And Lightness
Young Widows - Old Wounds