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Michel's 2000s band Panopticon Eyelids at its best... I think we can call them legends now... This album even has some Voîvod vibes... None more Montréal...
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Vers le Nord, pour les morts...
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Martin's noise project Wapstan is around for nearly 20 years. He has played in many places in North America and released countless releases of his own "hypothermic drones" on multiples labels...
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Le Sacre Fils”
File Under : INDUSTRIAL NOISE... Someone in this Band has a SPK T-Shirt... A Masterpiece...
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Drug Rings of Saturn
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Le Sacre Fils”
This is kind of a monolithic album imho, yet somehow it's OSJC's most approachable album (that I've heard so far, I guess). I say that as a person who initially balked at the runtimes - I'm a "brevity is the soul of wit" kinda guy. That said, these jams are absolutely first-class. You do not feel the length at all, they're more like soundtracks to an inner movie. Soft Velvet Underbelly makes me wish I still played Elite: Dangerous, so I could commit space piracy to it. Has a great coda, too.
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Big, clanging psych-rock from this Arizona outfit fuses monk-like vocals with slow-winding guitars for songs that feel like strange hymns.
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