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Released: 2010
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Thou
Baton Rouge, You Have Much to Answer for (Vinyl LP)
Label: Robotic Empire Origin: USA
Black vinyl. Deluxe gatefold sleeve. Easily one of the most exciting modern sludge/doom bands going, THOU calls Louisiana home and have channeled lifetimes of depression & decay as the inspiration for "Baton Rouge, You Have Much To Answer For." Scathing commentary laid down by hateful blackened vocals is merged with some of the most crushing riffs conceived in ages. Incredibly deep tones and bludgeoning drumming are combined with a surprising amount of melody and years...
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Thou
Summit (Vinyl LP)
Label: Southern Lord Origin: USA
Thou are a "punk rock" doom band. They've somehow combined the ethics of true DIY punk, and the sound of sludging, droning doom to breath life into a creative entity that is completely passionate. They're entirely dedicated to what they do. They don't write their music and lyrics to serve any one scene or genre. I don't even like labeling them as doom as it isn't fitting in and of itself. THOU draws drastically on so many different influences, influences that find thei...
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Released: 2011
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Thou
The Archer and the Owle (Color) (Vinyl LP)
Label: Robotic Empire Origin: USA
Limited edition of only 1500 copies on translucent red vinyl. Deluxe gatefold sleeve. Recorded throughout the turn of the decade, Thou deliver another potent triumphant doom-laden sludge fury. Atypical heaviness to say the least, the ultra-crushing sound Thou has become known for is subtly enhanced by unique elements ala piano, atmospheric noise, horns, and double bass for keen ears to decipher.
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Tyrant (Vinyl LP)
Label: Southern Lord Origin: USA
Limited edition on 180gr. vinyl. This record starts just like it should, feedback-driven guitar lines leading into catastrophically slow riffs with a slow build of aggresion. Monolithic in every sense yet beautiful and sad progressions seem to suck you in deeper and take hold of you the further you find yourself in the moment of the record. The lyrics passionate and bloody. You cannot compare Thou to anyone in the scene, period.
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