Also, +1 for picking people up that fall down and holding up a shoe/pair of glasses/hat/etc. that you find on the ground.
The first time I went to a metal gig (Iced Earth) I lost my glasses and people actually stopped to help me look for them. Amazingly, they were unbroken.
this is the most important rule
1: No nasty spikes intended to harm 2: Someone falls, you pick em up 3: No aiming for the face 4: Don’t keep in people who clearly want no part of the pit
This was also the first song I thought of
Love clutch, the lyrics are certainly something that helps them stand out from the crowd
People have made entire flowcharts to guide people towards their ideal King gizzard album.
They are so prolific that they have something for everyone. It is important to find the right entry point though.
Their lastest album is more thrash than doom or stoner. I like all three of those genres, but if you are into the doomy kind of stuff they made an excellent track called “great chain of being”, which is my favorite track off of the album Gumboot Soup.
I finally got the chance to see them live this year and it was great, like three different sets molded into one.
Crumbling castle is my favorite King Gizz song, and this album is definitely in my top three. Glad you liked it, but be prepared to fall down an amazing rabbit hole!
This is 50 % mashup and 50% fever dream. Love it!
I am also partial to this
thanks for sharing gnoosic, it’s already given me some unknown stuff that is right up my alley :)
I think I discovered most new stoner and doom bands on youtube: 666MrDoom.
A lot of the time I hear new music from different genres by hanging out with friends.
And bandcamp is also a good tool for discovering new stuff.
I saw heilung live for the first time this year and it was magical, I wonder if the album could do the experience justice.
AC/DC - if you want blood - best live album of all time, peak Bon Scott era.
Motorhead - No sleep till hammersmith - with the classic line up and some of their best tunes played at deafening volume.
Arch enemy comes to mind.
He was the best frontman motörhead ever had
Hi dude, I think you might’ve posted this reply in the wrong thread :)
That band dooms like few bands have ever doomed before. So good and so crushing live.
I’m a big fan of stonerrock and doom, and a lot of bands within those genres have a tendency to remain pretty much the same, musically, lyrically and atmospherically. Bands like orange goblin, fu manchu, nebula, weedeater, acid king, bongzilla, sleep, dopelord, conan, etc. do not change that much about their music over time. Which is fine by me, not all bands have to reinvent themselves to remain interesting to me.