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Post
01:43
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Nami
07:18
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Too Close To Me
06:07
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.38
03:53
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Insanity
06:32
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Aturienoto
07:12
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Stream Of Consciousness
07:08
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Mortem
02:30
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Splendidula Genk, Belgium
Splendidula is a Post/Sludge/Doom metal band from Belgium.
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II
by KOOK
supported by 18 fans who also own “Post Mortem”
✞ PEDAL FREAKS! ✞ !!!THIS IS FUCKING WICKED!!! DELAY's and FREAKish SOUNDS! The album starts with an AMAZING DOOM FEEDBACK!!! FUZZY WHA FUZZY BASS. The WHAMMY BAR and all that you create guys. You fucking surprised me I was already writing something and had to start all over over and over again. The thing I like the most? Your control of booth Technics & pedals & Band Coordination. DOOM METAL with a great PSY SPACE & HEAVY BLUES Vibe on the solos. top 3 ESCAPE / HUMAN/ FREQUENCY
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Dead Eden
by Everest Queen
supported by 18 fans who also own “Post Mortem”
I love how each song flows into the next one so well. Stoner rock fans won't really find anything they aren't accustomed to here, but the whole thing is executed very well. The songs are woven together so well, it feels very natural to just listen uninterrupted from start to finish.
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DEATH TRIP
by Hazy Sea
supported by 17 fans who also own “Post Mortem”
It is just so damn good. Melodious rockin' instrumentals that firmly plant a smile on your face from start to finish.
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I Carry My Awareness of Defeat like a Banner of Victory
by Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean
The Massachusetts band carry out sludge-metal's nefarious will by way of retching vocals, gnarled riffs, and uncompromising breakdowns.
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Resonant Sun
by EARTH SHIP
The German sludge band's latest LP is filled to the brim with tuneful hooks and blistering solos — a must-listen for fans of Mastodon et al.
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Till Marijannah
by Marijannah
Sludgy doom metal from one of Singapore’s most notable bands.
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Devil Electric
by Devil Electric
On their self-titled LP, Melbourne’s Devil Electric drag doom metal to the swamp.
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