Russian Circles-Geneva

Russian Circles
Geneva

1. "Fathom" - 4:55
2. "Geneva" - 5:49
3. "Melee" - 7:39
4. "Hexed All" - 4:29
5. "Malko" - 4:43
6. "When the Mountain Comes to Muhammad" - 8:00
7. "Philos" - 10:26

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Pelican New Album ---The Blogspot Reopen----

Pelican
What We All Come To Need

1. "Glimmer" - 7:31
2. "The Creeper" - 7:20
3. "Ephemeral" - 5:09
4. "Specks of Light" - 7:46
5. "Strung Up from the Sky" – 5:12
6. "An Inch Above Sand" – 4:14
7. "What We All Come to Need" - 6:47
8. "Final Breath" - 7:29

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What We All Come to Need is the fourth studio album by American post-metal band Pelican. The album will be released on October 27, 2009 through Southern Lord Records.

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1st Postrip Fest in Athens,Greece

ΔΕΛΤΙΟ ΤΥΠΟΥ:

Η Postrip-Community Productions παρουσιαζει :

Σαββατο 3 Ιουλιου :

1st Postrip Fest

Planet Of Zeus
theBliss
The Dive
1000mods

@An Club Σολομού 13-15, Εξάρχεια, Αθήνα - www.anclub.gr

Eίσοδος : 8 ευρώ

Οι πόρτες ανοίγουν στις 21:00
Η συναυλία ξεκινάει στις 21:30

Θελοντας το νεο fanzine Postrip-Community.org να γιορτασει την "κυκλοφορια" του συγκεντρωσε τις καλυτερες ελληνικες underground μπαντες για ενα μοναδικο live.
Θα σας περιμενουμε ολους εκει ...

infos:
http://postrip-community.org
http://myspace.com/postripcommunity

Band infos:
http://www.myspace.com/planetofzeusgr
http://www.myspace.com/thebliss2006
http://www.myspace.com/thedivegr
http://www.myspace.com/1000mods

Το Postrip.blogspot με το forum του Postrip-Community ειναι ανεξαρτητα και σκοπος του ειναι η στηριξη του live...

Swallow The Ocean

Swallow The Ocean
Swallow The Ocean

01. Sirens Mourning
02. Amphibian
03. Dancing Upon A Sunken Vessel
04. Latitude
05. Archive
06. Hands Folded, Eyes To The Sky
07. Sink Or Swim
08. It's Safe To Sleep Now

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Made Out Of Babies

Made Out Of Babies

Trophy

1. Herculoid

2. Roosie Goosey

3. El Morgan

4. Ore Fire

5. Lullaby 1

6. Gut Shoveler

7. Sugar

8. Lullaby 2

9. Swarm

10. Pirate

11. Wounded Rhino

12. Out

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Coward

1. Silverback

2. Proud To Drown

3. Fed

4. Mandatory Bedrest

5. Death In April

6. Out

7. Lullaby

8. Mr. Prison Shanks

9. Gunt

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The Ruiner

1. Cooker

2. Grimace

3. Invisible Ink

4. The Major

5. Buffalo

6. Bunny Boots

7. Stranger

8. Peew

9. How To Get Bigger

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info: last.fm

As their playfully gruesome name suggests, Made Out Of Babies are not a demure or delicate band, but a vehicle of cathartic assault; as evocative as The Jesus Lizard, as imaginative and impassioned as Bjork, as disturbingly frank and unnerving as Big Black, the New York City quartet conjures a wholly unique sense of claustrophobic fury, undermining the listener’s sense of order and rationality. Having signed to Neurot in 2005 - probably the most outright rock act to have yet done so - Made Out Of Babies released their debut ‘Trophy’ to immediate critical acclaim, with Revolver describing vocalist Julie Christmas as “Courtney Love, PJ Harvey and Karen O rolled into one whirling, wailing dervish,” while Kerrang suggested that “it’s not just her yelping and screaming that gets ingrained in your soul, but her whole essence. Made Out Of Babies leave you completely disconcerted.” While Christmas attracts the attention of bewitched critics, a band comprised of guitarist Brendan Tobin, bassist Cooper (Players Club) and drummer Matthew Egan generate the industrial energy behind Made Out Of Babies’ churning hardcore rush, summoning a slithering pit of churning, caffeinated noise-rock reminiscent of greats like Steel Pole Bathtub, Unsane and Silverfish. Neurot has confounded expectations with the signing of Made Out Of Babies, but their superficial differences to bands commonly associated with the label belie their fundamental coherence with the Neurot ethic: to release music that challenges the mind while expressing intense passion and belief. This urgent, contorted quartet turns the hardcore idiom inside out while avoiding the art-fuck pretence of many bands treading a similar path. September 2006 sees the release of Made Out Of Babies eagerly- awaited second album, ‘Coward’. Continuing where ‘Trophy’ left off, ‘Coward’ was produced by Steve Albini, and manages to encapsulate the band’s grinding, cathartic assault within a devastatingly efficient package. A captivating and intense record that disposes of the comforting illusions of contemporary Western society with each vicious and accurate slash, ‘Coward’ is a stomach-churning illustration of Made Out Of Babies latent force, and an indicator that they chime perfectly with the stark, awesome power for which Neurot is known. After recently moving to The End records, their third disc, ‘The Ruiner’, was released on June 24, 2008, combining all the disconcerting sound of their last two releases with the natural evolution of their sound.

Grand Magus

Grand Magus

Grand Magus

1. Gauntlet
2. Legion
3. Never Learned
4. Black Hound Of Vegeance
5. Coat Of Arms
6. Generator
7. Wheel Of Time
8. Lodbrok
9. Black Hole
10. Mountain Of Power

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Infos

Grand Magus (formed in 1996) is led by one Janne Christofferson (better known as JB), who also fronts the mighty Spiritual Beggars. While the Beggars are more in the traditional Deep Purple/Mountain camp of early rock/metal, Grand Magus opts for a bluesy, stoner-laced doom vibe, heavy on the early Black Sabbath riffing and tempos, with JB’s gruff, forceful vocals blending perfectly with the music. He was nominated 6th best international vocalist in the annual Burrn! Reader’s poll of Japan.

The Ocean

The Ocean

Fluxion

1. Nazca

2. The Human Strain

3. Comfort Zone

4. Fluxion

5. Equinox

6. Loopholes

7. Dead On The Whole

8. Isla De Sol

9. The Greatest Bane

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Aeolian

1. The City In the Sea

2. Dead Serious And Highly Professional

3. Austerity

4. Killing The Flies

5. Une Saison En Enfer

6. Necrobabes

7. One With The Ocean

8. Swoon

9. Queen Of The Food Chain

10. Inertia

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Precambrian

Hadean/Archean (cd 1)

1. Hadean/The Long March Of The Yes Men

2. Eoarchean/The Great Void

3. Paleoarchean/Man And The Sea

4. Mesoarchean/Legions Of Winged Octopi

5. Neoarchean/To Burn The Duck Of Doubt

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Proterozoic (cd 2)

1. Siderian

2. Rhyacian/Unamely Meditations

3. Orosirian/For The Great Blue Cold Now Reigns

4. Statherian

5. Calymmian/Lake Disappointment

6. Ectasian/De Profundis

7. Stenian/Mount Sorrow

8. Tonian/Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind

9. Cryogenian

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info: Last.fm

The Ocean Collective (usually referred to as “The Ocean”) is an experimental rock band from Berlin, Germany. Their work combines elements of modern hardcore and technical metal with classical music and electronic soundscapes. The band often describes its sound as “ambient soundtrack doomrock”. The Ocean was founded in 2000 by guitarist and songwriter Robin Staps. During the following two years, about 40 musicians joined and left the band until a stable line-up was established. July 2002 saw The Ocean play their first concert at Berlin’s now defunct semi-legal Eimer Club. Shortly after, the band released their eponymous debut album featuring “Islands/Tides,” a 30-minute-long song that also constituted the substance of their early live shows. After a brief tour with Swedish crust punk outfit Coma in early 2003, the band signed to Make My Day Records, which then released “Fogdiver,” an EP consisting of five instrumental songs—despite the fact that on stage, at least two singers could be found. Unlike its predecessor, this recording received considerable acclaim from critics throughout a variety of genres.

During winter and spring 2004, The Ocean recorded what was to become the material for their two following albums[1]. The calmer and more atmospheric half of this recording session was released as “Fluxion” in August 2004; a joint effort of Make My Day and Throne Records. While the fact that the band now used vocals on their recordings seemed to make the music more accessible to some, it also caused many other critics to consider the album a step backwards in terms of innovation and originality. In interviews, the band would comment on this by pointing out the close-mindedness of some of the reviewers and their supposed inability to deal with the harshness and brutality the vocals now added to The Ocean’s sound. After signing to Metal Blade Records in summer 2005, all the remaining songs from the session were released as “Aeolian”. Since “Fluxion” and “Aeolian” had originally been planned as a double CD with a mellow and a brutal part—a plan that did not work out—, “Aeolian” came across as very different from its predecessor. Unlike on previous albums, classical instruments and electronic sounds were hardly used here, making the record sound rather minimalistic. But whereas “Fluxion” had featured only one singer, seven of them could be found on “Aeolian,” among them Nate Newton, Sean Ingram, and Tomas Hallbom, whose names were also used extensively for the album’s promotion campaign. According to the band, Meta’s voice on “Fluxion” had created a monotony that was to be avoided on “Aeolian.” March 2006 saw the North American release of the album. Later that year, a joint vinyl version of “Fluxion” and “Aeolian” was released by Throne Records, featuring three records in different colors. The double-disc album “Precambrian” was released in 2007. ‘Precambrian’ is composed of a mini-CD with 22 minutes playing time entitled “Hadean/Archaean”, and a full-length CD with 62 minutes playing time, entitled “Proterozoic”, both referring to successive geological eons within the Precambrian. The songs are divided into 5 subordinate eras, with the song-titles carrying the names of subordinate geological periods.