Godflesh
Hymns (Music For Nations 2001)
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This is a beautiful pile of
sludgy, slow, mellow, dripping, stoner metal. Primative, moody, yet
compelling to those in search of thick, heavy, sticky, gooey guitars,
deep scratchy vocals, strange unfarmilliar noises, and primal drum
beats. It's almost like Black Sabbath, newer Entombed, and Cathedral
on quaaludes. It's quite strange and really good, but best of all
there's not a touch of nu-metal.
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie
Album review
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This is a beautiful pile of
sludgy, slow, mellow, dripping, stoner metal. Primative, moody, yet
compelling to those in search of thick, heavy, sticky, gooey guitars,
deep scratchy vocals, strange unfarmilliar noises, and primal drum
beats. It's almost like Black Sabbath, newer Entombed, and Cathedral
on quaaludes. It's quite strange and really good, but best of all
there's not a touch of nu-metal.
Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie
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This is a beautiful pile of sludgy, slow, mellow, dripping, stoner metal. Primative, moody, yet compelling to those in search of thick, heavy, sticky, gooey guitars, deep scratchy vocals, strange unfarmilliar noises, and primal drum beats. It's almost like Black Sabbath, newer Entombed, and Cathedral on quaaludes. It's quite strange and really good, but best of all there's not a touch of nu-metal.
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Album Rating:
Reviewed by: Wolfie