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Darkmore a écrit:Les mecs de chez Eibon sont toujours aussi étonnament discrets contrairement à d'autres
Ils viennent de sortir un mini CD à l'insu de mon plein grés.
C'est chez Aesthetic Death, 2 titres avec 20 minutes au total et une pochette classos.
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http://www.eibonmetal.com/

HippyKvlt a écrit:J'ai pris son décès comme une grande claque dans la gueule.

Profound Lore a écrit:
YOB Reunion Gig/New Album Updates

Doom metal giants YOB have confirmed their gig to commemorate their reunion on 2/28/2009 at The Ash Street Saloon in Portland, OR with support from The Iommi Stubbs and Brothers Of The Sonic Cloth (featuring the legend himself TAD DOYLE). One can only expect something of the most epic nature, since pretty much a YOB gig is an event in itself. The band are also trudging away on the material for their anticipated new album, which is shaping up to be the most monumental and crushing YOB material to date.

As of now, the band plan on entering the studio late march with the mighty Sanford Parker at the helm with the goal to get this monolithic piece of doom out this summer.

As for the new material, mastermind Mike Scheidt had this to say about it:
"The newest material is such a trip, I don't know how exactly to describe it. We have one song that is maybe the most brutal thing I have written ala 'Grasping Air/Exorcism Of The Host'. But more brutal, and painful.

We have another new tune that is very melodic in a weird way, almost poppy, but driving almost like some of the material from that 'other band'. With strangeness that is hard to convey.

The final 'epic' song (that is 16 minutes so far and definitely NOT done) is like a mix of the song 'Catharsis' and 'The Unreal Never Lived...' big clean guitar intro, big slow melodic riffs, patient big builds that explode... it's going to be huge. It's also going to be an immense challenge to keep this album in the 60 minute mark. Five songs total. Lots of clean singing. Still lots of screams and death roars too."

Such Hawks Such HOunds a écrit:Nearly three years after the start of production, Such Hawks Such Hounds is readying for a long-awaited DVD release. Director John Srebalus (that's me) and Co-Director Jessica Hundley have financed the film solely through our own contributions. We've now exhausted all possible sources and are far short of the funds needed for licensing, mastering, authoring and manufacturing -- the final set of expenses that will bring this thing in for a landing. We plan to self-release the DVD in January, again through our own personal contributions... and hopefully yours.

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Such Hawks Such HOunds a écrit: IMPORTANT NOTE: Credits will close at the end of SUNDAY, JAN 11, so please make your donation before then in order to be listed.

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HippyKvlt a écrit:J'ai pris son décès comme une grande claque dans la gueule.

ressort nous la photo où t'es avec.

Bernard a écrit:

Terrorizer a écrit:
...Brutal Truth's long awaited fifth full-length, 'Evolution Through Revolution'.

"If it all comes together as planned," suggest drummer Richard Hoak, "... a new Brutal Truth album should hit the streets in early 2009."

Though they're still arranging the songs, vocalist Kevin Sharp fancies a try: "I think there is more direction like 'Need To Control'. 'Sounds Of The Animal Kingdom' was cool, but a bit unfocused and muddy. 'Evolution Through Revolution' has all the elements of Brutal Truth tied together nicely. There is direction, tone and brutality. Everything that growing girls and boys need."

Bernard a écrit:Evolution Through Revolution

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Bernard a écrit:Evolution Through Revolution

Déja le titre déchire sa race

belzebutt a écrit:

apparamment le groupe dont la confirmation est attendue est un groupe anglais culte également. ???

Neurot Recordings have confirmed that Scott Kelly and Steve Von Till are working on new Neurosis material, the follow-up to 2007`s mammoth Given To the Rising. No word on when that material will surface, but with a little luck, maybe we`ll see it in Neurot`s 10th anniversary year (2009).

Neurot have also announced plans for In a Dark Tongue by Harvestman (aka Steve Von Till), a new Skullflower (due in March or April), as well as a new record by The Chord, featuring members of Pelican.