Music

Aetas

If some one is interested …

Filthy2123ozjunkie

@Aetas @Graham here is a similar band I am sure you've not heard. I'd be shocked if you did.

Palmer

@Filthy A couple good buddies of mine are in Gatecreeper. Have you checked them out? They just put out a new release last week.

Alex

https://open.spotify.com/track/77nSU6xoiBDJZAMqBSxLav?si=PKPtapcYT2aaBz_XLkfc6g

https://open.spotify.com/track/1yQ9TB0bDF1aOXEIZFAHuW?si=DbsoGcvKRAqj3fqb6w2X_g

https://open.spotify.com/track/6J3HNhDBIwEX11bX8hzx5u?si=m9TsmcCBS7mz_O3evaKO4g

https://open.spotify.com/track/41aUup7AuL8pa5YNiXy1mV?si=60qh4f7xS_Wm1S9Fg2R7IA

Filthy2123ozjunkie

@Palmer I will check them out. I haven't heard of them. I won't be able to listen to this until a little later. Thanks.

Filthy2123ozjunkie

I take it nobody was into the Floor album I posted… but I love that so much. It has probably the heaviest 'song' I ever heard. I could listen to that album on repeat. It's a great alternative to OM and the Melvins when I grow tired of listening to that all the time.

Last song on the record is the heaviest:

Probably my favorite song on the album:

And their reunion album is really good too, and the vocals are not as in your face;

Stuart.T

@Filthy I have owned and loved that album for many years. Used to blow my mind that Floor and Hot Water Music shared a label (No Idea, out of Florida).

@Palmer I've got Gatecreeper's first 2 albums on cd. Thanks for the heads up, I'll pick this up. Are some of these dudes in Mammoth Grinder too? Can't remember.

Filthy2123ozjunkie

Steve Brooks ~~singer and one guitar player~~ is also in a similar band called Torche if you haven't heard them. But I am sure you have. Floor had a bunch of eps from the 90s I don't care for as much. They were more of a powerviolence band.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lwAmsMfMMSQ1qmlpaucN1aP_8s768i1Aw

BD81

@Filthy I listened to a few minutes lastnight and liked what I was hearing…I downloaded it but haven't had a chance to listen to it yet. Most of the music that you and @Stuart.T post is dope.

Filthy2123ozjunkie

Nik

Two long form pieces I like returning to:

Ragnar Kjartansson's 'A Whole lot of Sorrow' was an art piece where he had the Brooklyn band The National play their classic tune 'Sorrow' over and over for 6 hours. No video as such to be accessed online (thankfully?) so in lieu of that: