Harvestman – the psych/ambient project of Steve Von Til (Neurosis) – has shared the new single, “Galvanized And Torn Open,” along with a psychedelic visualizer video. The song is the latest preview of Triptych: Part Two, the second installment of the three-album Triptych series. It is due for release on Von Till’s own Neurot Recordings, July 21st. Check out the new video and more below.
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Ufomammut Share Their Single and Video “Mausoleum” – New Album Out Soon
Italian psychedelic doom/sludge metal trio, Ufomammut, have shared their latest single, “Mausoleum,” delivered through an animated visualizer/lyric video. The song comes from the band’s tenth LP, Hidden, which sees release on May 17th via Neurot Recordings/Supernatural Cat Records. Check out the new track below and read more.
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Great Falls Drop New Video for “Trap Feeding” and Get Ready for Tour Dates with Botch
Seattle post-metal sludge trio, Great Falls – featuring members/ex-members of Kiss It Goodbye, Undertow, Playing Enemy, Bastard Feast, Gaytheist, and more – have just premiered a new video for “Trap Feeding.” It is the second track on the band’s latest LP, Objects Without Pain, which was released in 2023 via Neurosis’ Neurot Recordings. Head into the article below for the new video, live listings with Botch, and more.
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Guiltless (A Storm Of Light, Intronaut) Share “All We Destroy” Single and Video from New EP, Coming Soon
Guiltless, featuring members of Intronaut, Generation of Vipers, A Storm of Light, and Battle of Mice, have just announced their new EP, Thorns. The four track record arrives on Neurot Recordings on the 23rd Feb with the promise of a full-length to follow. To mark this news, they have also shared their first single and video, “All We Destroy.” Check it out in the article below.
ALBUM REVIEW: False Fed – Let Them Eat Fake
To say that a line-up which features Discharge vocalist Jeff (JJ) Janiak, guitarist Stig Miller (Amebix), drummer Roy Mayorga (Nausea/Amebix) and bassist JP Parsons is an enticing prospect would be an understatement. This type of musical pedigree promises us that something special looms on the horizon in the form of Let Them Eat Fake (Neurot Recordings).
ALBUM REVIEW: Great Falls – Objects Without Pain
Well into a decade now, Seattle, Washington’s Great Falls have perhaps been an underrated entity, but they certainly are a special one. Their sound embraces the arena around noise rock and post-hardcore, and they have proven to be a strongly emotive force. Some changes in personnel and a previous EP release in Funny What Survives created high expectations about a long-awaited follow-up album, if not quite preparing anyone for how quite distressing it would prove to be.
ALBUM REVIEW: Dorthia Cottrell – Death Folk Country
There is a rich tradition of Doom musicians releasing stripped-back acoustic affairs as the likes of Scott Weinrich, Tony Reed, and Mike Scheidt can attest to. Windhand‘s Dorthia Cottrell is no exception and Death Folk Country (Relapse Records) marks her second solo effort to date following a self-titled debut in 2015.
ALBUM REVIEW: Petbrick – Liminal
Petbrick are the brain-melting collaboration between metal legend Iggor Cavalera (Absent In Body / Cavalera Conspiracy / ex-Sepultura) and electronic noise maker Wayne Adams (Big Lad / Wasted Death). The unique collaboration has been perfected over the last few years in Adam’s London-based Bearbiteshorse Studio, so far yielding their debut album I in 2019, and a handful of EPs and split releases.
ALBUM REVIEW: Marissa Nadler, Amenra, Cave In – Songs of Townes Van Zandt Vol. III
I’ve been a fan of Townes Van Zandt for some time now after a chance hearing some years ago of ‘Pancho & Lefty’ on a movie or film I’ve long since forgotten the name of. This combined with a love of all things Yob eventually led me to Mike Scheidt’s contribution to Vol. II of this wonderful series of tributes released in 2014 also on Neurot Recordings and My Proud Mountain: needless to say, I was hooked. Eight years on, I wasn’t expecting a Vol. III but I’m very glad that it has arrived.
ALBUM REVIEW: Steve Von Till – No Wilderness Deep Enough
Steve Von Till’s reputation precedes him. In addition to being a long-serving member of post-metal visionaries Neurosis, he has been releasing solo material for the past two decades. In 2020 Von Till released No Wilderness Deep Enough (Neurot Recordings), which marked something of a departure from his usual guitar-based, folk-influenced solo singer-songwriter material.