ilovefuzz.com

heres the bloom link
https://soundcloud.com/dangrxfield/doom ... -nasiff-od

and the jam i was talkin about
https://soundcloud.com/dangrxfield/3rd-to-last

was silly
had to do it on the laptop
not sure why i figured it would be ok
also i just found an overhead projecter at a job
gonna get that psychadelia on myself

ryan summit wrote:heres the bloom link
https://soundcloud.com/dangrxfield/doom ... -nasiff-od

and the jam i was talkin about
https://soundcloud.com/dangrxfield/3rd-to-last

was silly
had to do it on the laptop
not sure why i figured it would be ok
also i just found an overhead projecter at a job
gonna get that psychadelia on myself

Those clips are pretty tits ry! As much as I love that doom bloom artwork though, I'm not sure how much I would like one in my rig. Sounds cool, but it just seems like something I might not really mesh with.

So this past Thursday, I saw 3 bands. One called Red Shield, who I believe might have been semi-local, Coliseum, who sounded very reminiscent of Red Fang (almost as if Helmet and Motorhead had a musical child), and another band called... PELICAN.





My buddy who was in attendance and I both spoke to Trevor de Brauw, and it was all we could do not to nerd the fuck out. He's a pretty chill guy and we briefly discussed work ethic with him before I picked up the new album. I had not listened to any of the leaks save the original single that came out pre-release. It made Clutch's Earth Rocker album that much better, and it did the same here. Everyone's boards were setup deceptively simply, with the exception of Dallas Thomas's, whose board was comparable to boards I see on here all the time.

I also managed to lose my iPod the next day... I'm going to have to be on medication until I either get it back or find a replacement.

im gonna make another one
where i really mess with the knobs
its way more flexible than that clip lets on

D.o.S. wrote:

Iommic Pope wrote: Listening to Elder's first record in my car before I start work. So many killer riffs, especially for dudes who were, what, sixteen at the time? I'm glad he changed his singing style, though.

The split with Queen Elephantine?

Nah, first full length. That split is pretty rad sticks, too.

Coliseum...Godammage. Rules.
Just sold my Lutherdrive, so no more coliseum tones for me.

Gonna suss your bloom later ry, when I finish work. Just checking in here before my break is up.

Man what a long weekend....

On the plus side I took the two hour drive to go see the Sunday night of SHOD XIII which was pretty cool. Went to support my good friends in LORD and Akris, also caught some other wicked bands like Black Thai and Wizard Eye. I got the entire LORD set on video which I'll be posting up sometime soon.


On the business of Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, YES!!!! I love the retro 70's british sound, and their really good musicians as well. I listen to it as chill music at work since it won't really offend anyone.

SHOD had a lot of bands I haven't listened to this year.

But Gozu is rad.

hopefully it was not nearly the bust it was when it was in CT.

Looking at Coliseum's gear makes me want to listen to them...

D.o.S. wrote:SHOD had a lot of bands I haven't listened to this year.

But Gozu is rad.

It did, but it usually does thats kinda the fun part of it is discovering new bands you havent heard. The best was probably 2 years ago in 2011 when AA played. The turn out was great, the sound was great and there was ALOT of big bands playing. Apparently this time they had good turn out friday and Saturday night but last night I think I was one of maybe 5 people that wasn't in a band.

new05002 wrote:hopefully it was not nearly the bust it was when it was in CT.

I wasn't at the CT one but they can be hit or miss depending on alot of factors and which night you go. This may have been the last one though as Rob and Cheryl have decided their hearts are just not in it anymore. Brendan of Eye of the Stoned Goat took over this year to see it through but who knows what he'll do next year.

basically in CT it was almost bands playing for other bands and there roadcrews.

Sounds pretty par for the course.

Except for featuring bands with road crews.

new05002 wrote:basically in CT it was almost bands playing for other bands and there roadcrews.

Yeah that was last night......

D.o.S. wrote:Sounds pretty par for the course.

Except for featuring bands with road crews.

Theres always a a dude or two who hams along with the band to do stuff. That is the definition of crew I mean. Maybe a spouse or what not

Oh ah ok gotchya.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H71VEV1c_XE[/youtube]

sort of killed the vibe. I only caught part of 1 day tho but that was the general thought for the entire weekend