For Chris Kelly and BigH47 – top 10 sludge/drone and neofolk/martial industrial
Posted by: jcs_smith on 21 February 2009
Neofolk/martial industrial
1. Der Blutharsch – Track of the hunted
2. Der Blutharsch – Der sieg des lichtes
3. Terroritmo – Premonitions
4. Tribe of Circle – Children of a weakened god
5. Der Blaue Reiter – Le Paradise Funebre
6. Arditi – Standards of triumph
7. Puissance – Back in control
8. Dernier Volonte – Le Blessure de l’ombre
9. The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud – The smell of blood but victory
10. Der Blutharsch – Fire anger Season
Actually I could have done a top ten of Albin Julius records – Der Blutharsch, The moon lay hidden beneath a cloud and the Death In June he appears on but I thought I would mix it up a bit
Sludge Drone
1. Sunn O)))/Boris/Earth - Altar
2. Sunn O)))– White One
3. tenhornedbeast – The sacred truth
4. Azonic – Halo
5. Stephen O’Malley – Salt
6. Earth - The Bees Made Honey In The Lions Skull
7. Eyehategod –Take as needed for pain
8. The Melvins – Colossus of destiny
9. Thorrs Hammer - Dommedagsnatt
10. Khanate – Things viral
1. Der Blutharsch – Track of the hunted
2. Der Blutharsch – Der sieg des lichtes
3. Terroritmo – Premonitions
4. Tribe of Circle – Children of a weakened god
5. Der Blaue Reiter – Le Paradise Funebre
6. Arditi – Standards of triumph
7. Puissance – Back in control
8. Dernier Volonte – Le Blessure de l’ombre
9. The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud – The smell of blood but victory
10. Der Blutharsch – Fire anger Season
Actually I could have done a top ten of Albin Julius records – Der Blutharsch, The moon lay hidden beneath a cloud and the Death In June he appears on but I thought I would mix it up a bit
Sludge Drone
1. Sunn O)))/Boris/Earth - Altar
2. Sunn O)))– White One
3. tenhornedbeast – The sacred truth
4. Azonic – Halo
5. Stephen O’Malley – Salt
6. Earth - The Bees Made Honey In The Lions Skull
7. Eyehategod –Take as needed for pain
8. The Melvins – Colossus of destiny
9. Thorrs Hammer - Dommedagsnatt
10. Khanate – Things viral
Well that certainly clears that up! 
Oh joy, my life is complete.
I shall look out for these albums, just to make sure I don't buy any of them!!!
Thanks BTW
I shall look out for these albums, just to make sure I don't buy any of them!!!
Thanks BTW
Trollfest: The music Chris & Biggy are missing out on.
quote:he music Chris & Biggy are missing out on
But are they sludge drone or neofolk/martial industrial John?
The wonderful thing about music is there is something for everyone. However at my age I'd rather spend time relistening to the stuff that has filled my first 58 years. Despite Dean's patronising comments my tastes (and I suspect Howard's) are reasonably eclectic. My son exposes me to all manner of new genres but I struggle to be able to draw a clear distinction between the. By the way, for those who care about keeping up to date search out Rex Beaston's latest work.
Trollfest = Folk Metal 
I'll second Chris' comments. I have discovered many diverse musical styles in my (extra 3) years, I seem to think I have enough. Certainly with the genres in question, the names are enough to have me listening elsewhere.
I too have a young person (26) who offers me a chance of a listen, to his latest purchases. Elbow is the best of his recent attempts.
Passed successes include Muse ,RHCP and Counting Crows.
Fortunately he seems not have fallen for any of these weird other genres.
I too have a young person (26) who offers me a chance of a listen, to his latest purchases. Elbow is the best of his recent attempts.
Passed successes include Muse ,RHCP and Counting Crows.
Fortunately he seems not have fallen for any of these weird other genres.
quote:Originally posted by 555:
Trollfest = Folk Metal
makes sense. They look like a trash, folk metal or a viking metal band