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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
In the Company of Serpents Debuts New Track
"Your parole agent called. Mushrooms taste like dirt. Three minutes just passed but it felt like twenty-seven. Maine has more trees per square mile than any other state. My back hurts. I heard she dates that dude Blake from Oak Forest. Nah, man... it IS a conspiracy. It's like Grover, y'know, just without all the shit all over him. I told her I didn't care if my friends thought she was ugly, I didn't think so. Shit, what was that?!"
Denver's In the Company of Serpents return this October, dealin' five bloody stubs of stoner-doom haze that'll leave you clueless when you drop dirty. A Heavy Planet darling in 2012, the band lurches one step further toward doomination on Of the Flock, the follow-up to their fuckin' stellar-smoked self-titled. Lick your lips and keep blinking, we've gotta wait until October for the album's release. Lucky for us, Grant Netzorg and Joseph Weller Myer have laid a bait-trail. Check out Untied / Culling Essence from the Void, a dust-born twitch that slow-picks its way into sneering, sludgy blasts of darkness. Which way is up?
Check out the track below or at their Bandcamp page. If Of the Flock can take two sniffs from its predecessor, this is gonna be nothing to miss. Sweaty, brutal, and completely validating Heavy Planet's objective, In the Company of Serpents have yet to leave us unfulfilled. Some dude said their shit would run out. The best shit always does. Hit this before your dad gets home.
Labels:
Colorado,
Denver,
doom,
doom metal,
In The Company Of Serpents,
Seth,
sludge,
Sludge metal,
Stoner Doom
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I read this was mixed by Billy Anderson it sounds like crap. The guitar tone is ok, bass could be more present, the drumming is weak, the dude just repeats the same drum roll, not so stoked on this one so far. Vocals are average. Last recording was cool though. Hopefully the other songs are better.
ReplyDeleteDoom metal is slowly dying and so unoriginal these days. The evil imagery is goofy and cliche', everyone thinks they're evil when in fact they are goofy kids or nerds.
^^ Hater
ReplyDeleteSounded pretty good to me.
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