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Sludge Metal Massacre Vol. 4 (2014)


Party time punks. 2014 was the fourth year we've been tolerating each other's filthy existence, and here it is, the fourth in the most hated compilation series around:

The tracklist:

01 - So Fake It's Real (Rabbits)
02 - High Priest (Horn Of The Rhino)
03 - Victim (Iron Mind)
04 - The People's Microphone (Shellac)
05 - Slivers (Lamplighter)
06 - Heathen (Today Is The Day)
07 - Follow The Light (Sourvein)
08 - Goat Brothel (Fistula)
09 - Meet Your God (OFF!)
10 - Whoady (Prizehog)
11 - Fifty Five (Karma To Burn)
12 - In The Wake Of Circuses And Parades (Tellusian)
13 - Strage Di Ostacoli (Cripple Bastards)
14 - Robitussin And Rejection (Eyehategod)
15 - The Door At The End Of The Hall (Towers)
16 - Body Choke (Lord Mantis)
17 - Lament Of Torment (Earthship)
18 - Corporation Pull-In (Nausea)
19 - Evolution Machine (Fu Manchu)
20 - All Wretch No Vomit (Hark)
21 - Liar: Movement II (Process Of Guilt)
22 - Humility/Humanity (Yautja)
23 - Decline & Fall (Godflesh)
24 - The Deep (Cheap Pipe)
25 - Losing War (Sick Of It All)
26 - Bacchanalia (Down)
27 - Sixteen (Whitehorse)
28 - Closed Casket (Corrupt Moral Altar)
29 - Anxious Bedwetter (American Heritage)
30 - On Your Way (Corrosion Of Conformity)
31 - Plagues (Plague Mask)
32 - Teach The Blind To See (Crowbar)
33 - Void Worship (Pilgrim)
34 - Drowning (Orphan Goggles)
35 - Leveling (Coilguns)
36 - Inferno (Hierophant)
37 - Jealousy (Sonny Vincent)
38 - Piece By Piece (Cal Dripken)
39 - Leifs Last Breath / Dance Of The Valkyrie (The Graviators)
40 - Torn By The Fox Of The Crescent Moon (Earth)
41 - Eraser (The Cutthroats 9)
42 - Hot Doughnuts Now (Weedeater) (Bonus)


The root of all evil:

Rabbits - Untoward
Horn Of The Rhino - Summoning Deliverance
Iron Mind - Iron Mind
Shellac - Dude Incredible
Lamplighter - Lycanthropy
Today Is The Day - Animal Mother
Sourvein - Split W/Graves At Sea
Fistula - Vermin Prolificus
OFF! - Wasted Years
Prizehog - Re-Unvent The Whool
Karma To Burn - Arch Stanton
Tellusian - Collision
Cripple Bastards - Nero In Metastasi
Eyehategod - Eyehategod
Towers - II
Lord Mantis - Death Mask
Earthship - Withered
Nausea - Condemned To The System
Fu Manchu - Gigantoid
Hark - Crystalline
Process Of Guilt - Split W/Rorcal
Yautja - Songs Of Descent
Godflesh - Decline & Fall
Cheap Pipe - Cheap Pipe
Sick Of It All - Last Act Of Defiance
Down - Part II
Whitehorse - Raised Into Darkness
Corrupt Moral Altar - Mechanical Tides
American Heritage - Prolapse
Corrosion Of Conformity - IX
Plague Mask - Failure In Repetition
Crowbar - Symmetry In Black
Pilgrim - II: Void Worship
Orphan Goggles - Puppet Master
Coilguns - Abraham / Coilguns
Hierophant - Peste
Sonny Vincent - Cyanide Consommé
Cal Dripken - Demo
The Graviators - Motherload
Earth - Primitive And Deadly
The Cutthroats 9 - Dissent
Weedeater - Weedeater And Pins Of Light

And finally:

Sludge Metal Massacre Vol. 3 (2013)


The third volume of the Sludge Metal Massacre compilations is up and ready, as always for all of you who either are or aren't familiar with the acts in the sludge, doom, hardcore, and crust scenes; featuring the finest and filthiest of the past year's releases. Needless to mention, this is a free, non-profit compilation, so make sure to support the bands with either buying their records and merch, attending their gigs, or donating money. Here's a list of all the records featured in Volume 3:

Rorcal - Világvége
Coilguns - Commuters
I Klatus - Kether
Mammoth Grinder - Underworlds
Doom - Corrupt Fucking System
Plague Mask - The Frailty Of Human Existence
Full Of Hell - Rudiments Of Mutilation
Terrorist Financing - Robbed/Wrecked
Akimbo - Live To Crush
Church Of Misery - Thy Kingdom Scum
Nails - Abandon All Life
Black Pyramid - Adversarial
Forced Opinion - Life In Fear
Integrity - Suicide Black Snake
Seven Sisters Of Sleep - Opium Morals
Bullpig - Destruction Of A Classic
All Pigs Must Die - Nothing Violates This Nature
Extant - What Are You Doing With Your Life?
Alabama Kush - Nuclear Beachparty Sessions
Gnaw - Horrible Chamber
Hatred Surge - Human Overdose
Cathedral - The Last Spire
HaiKai No Ku - Sick On My Journey
The Quash Wagon Reclusion - Blatancy
Adolescents - Presumed Insolent
Clagg - Gather Your Beasts
Zozobra - Savage Masters
Foiled - Scum Oath
Confine - Setting Fire To The Western Hemisphere
Corrections House - Last City Zero
Scab Addict - Split W/STDFN
KEN Mode - Entrench
Trouble - The Distortion Field
Melvins - Tres Cabrones
Bongripper - Split W/Hate


And the tracklist:

01 - I (Rorcal)
02 - Minkowski Manhattan Distance (Coilguns)
03 - John Of The Network (I Klatus)
04 - Barricades (Mammoth Grinder)
05 - Eat Shit & Buy (Doom)
06 - Botched Swimming Lessons (Plague Mask)
07 - The Lord Is My Light (Full Of Hell)
08 - 7 (Terrorist Financing)
09 - The Fucking French! (Akimbo)
10 - Brother Bishop (Gary Heidnik) (Church Of Misery)
11 - Wide Open Wound (Nails)
12 - Swing The Scimitar (Black Pyramid)
13 - Life In Fear (Side A) (Forced Opinion)
14 - All Is None (Integrity)
15 - The Flock (Seven Sisters Of Sleep)
16 - Destruction Of A Classic (Bullpig)
17 - Faith Eater (All Pigs Must Die)
18 - What Are You Doing With Your Life? (Extant)
19 - Tumbleweeds (Alabama Kush)
20 - Water Rite (Gnaw)
21 - Body (Hatred Surge)
22 - Cathedral Of The Damned (Cathedral)
23 - Sleep On Horseback (HaiKai No Ku)
24 - Waffle Irons, Shampoos, And Blended Whiskeys (The Quash Wagon Reclusion)
25 - Big Rock Shock (Adolescents)
26 - The Dream Is Dead (Clagg)
27 - A Chorus Of War (Zozobra)
28 - First Fix (Foiled)
29 - Abstraction (Confine)
30 - Drapes Hung By Jesus (Corrections House)
31 - Opus: The Rapid Defleshing Of Your Face Skin At Accelerated Rates (Scab Addict)
32 - The Terror Pulse (KEN Mode)
33 - Your Reflection (Trouble)
34 - I Told You I Was Crazy (Melvins)
35 - Fisting (Bongripper) (Bonus)

Enjoy and share it with your friends too, as both Facebook and Last.fm have screwed up a great deal of our communication means; with the introduction of Facebook's promotional mechanism earlier this year, and the inability of group leaders to send collective messages for groups with more than 110 members in Last.fm.

Confine - Setting Fire To The Western Hemisphere (2013)


Confine are a grindcore supergroup comprising members of the Afternoon Gentlemen, Oblivionized, Corrupt Moral Altar, and Human Cull. While playing the ol' super-fast, short, and rampaging grind, they've got an overall layer of buzzing noise in both vocals and guitars, yet they're far from the noisegrind spectrum. Their sound isn't much bass-driven and it's more of a thrashed out scorch, so it's just as good as a Phobia record for getting a thrash metal fan into grindcore; since it's not all bestial, all muddy, and it's not half-assed either. As an avid TAG fan I played the fuck out of this EP, even though it was less crusty, and less powerviolence-rooted, I enjoyed the different direction they explored on it.

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Sludge Metal Massacre Vol. 2 (2012)


As you probably know, I started this compilation series for two ends; first, to get more people into sludge, and second; to introduce people who're already in the scene, to new bands. So, if you're among the second group and notice big names in there, have it in mind that this compilation is also for the people who're not into the genre at all and don't know any of those. In this volume, I've added a couple of doom, hardcore, and crust tastes, too, and it's not strictly sludge, as the line between these genres remains merely an imaginary, theoretical one. Additionally, this is not a best-song/whatever list, cause I don't believe in such crap. An album is an album and should be listened in its entirety. So, again, this ain't no fucking pop chart. Rather, think of it as a playlist -- made of this year's finest sludge, doom, hardcore and crust punk releases.

The tracklist:

01 - Entering The Woods (Sardonis)
02 - Spiritual Rites (High On Fire)
03 - Lorca (Adan) (Eagle Twin)
04 - Opium Hook (16)
05 - The Megalodon (Corrosion Of Conformity)
06 - Adventurer (Pilgrim)
07 - Bear (haarp)
08 - A Growing Disgust (Melvins)
09 - Seeth Inside (Wizard's Beard)
10 - The Curse Is A Lie (Down)
11 - Wormhole (Brachiosauride)
12 - Black Sunday (Fistula)
13 - Laid For Death (Ravage Ritual)
14 - The Lights Of Thebe (Candlemass)
15 - Smells Like Teen Cunt (Mudbath)
16 - To Carry The Flame (Old Man Gloom)
17 - Ritual Killer (Lord Mantis)
18 - Gravel And Gold (Swarm Of Arrows)
19 - Dependence (Saint Vitus)
20 - Youth II (Grandmother)
21 - Guilt (Sons Of Otis)
22 - The Seal Upon The Tomb (The Howling Wind)
23 - All Is Found... In Time (Neurosis)
24 - Dystopia (Dredd)
25 - Awaken Horror Of Tuul (Horn Of The Rhino)
26 - Sublime (Ufomammut)
27 - Wytches (Maeth)
28 - Move Her Body (Rabbits)
29 - Dead Horse Mesa (They Yearn For What They Fear)
30 - New Orleans Is The New Vietnam (Eyehategod) (Bonus)


The songs featured are off the following records. Make sure to buy those in order to support the bands:

Sardonis - II
High On Fire - De Vermis Mysteriis
Eagle Twin - The Feather Tipped The Serpent's Scale
16 - Deep Cuts From Dark Clouds
Corrosion Of Conformity - Megalodon
Pilgrim - Misery Wizard
haarp - Husks
Melvins - Freak Puke
Wizard's Beard - Four Tired Undertakers
Down - The Purple
Brachiosauride - Twelve Miles To Madness
Fistula - Northern Aggression
Ravage Ritual - Revival
Candlemass - Psalms For The Dead
Mudbath - Red Desert Orgy
Old Man Gloom - No
Lord Mantis - Pervertor
Swarm Of Arrows - The Great Seekers Of Lesser Life
Saint Vitus - Lillie F-65
Grandmother - Family Time
Sons Of Otis - Seismic
The Howling Wind - Of Babalon
Neurosis - Honor Found In Decay
Dredd - Recurring Nightmare
Horn Of The Rhino - Grengus
Ufomammut - ORO: Opus Alter
Maeth - Horse Funeral
Rabbits - Bites Rites
They Yearn For What They Fear - Eat.Work.Sleep.Die
Eyehategod - New Orleans Is The New Vietnam

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Sludge Metal Massacre Vol. 1 (2011)


It's been a long time I got this idea about creating some sort of a compilation for the sludge scene, which I believe deserves more attention, something like 80's 'Metal Massacre', to both be this selection of songs off the finest records released in each year, and to introduce people to the genre. Here it is now, the very first volume of the 'Sludge Metal Massacre':

The tracklist:

01 - Brewing The Storm (Black Tusk)
02 - Avalanche (Black Cobra)
03 - Brown (Rue)
04 - Long Gone (Weedeater)
05 - Warm Flesh (Acephalix)
06 - Unholy Foe (Hail!Hornet)
07 - It Was Beautiful But Now It's Sour (Rwake)
08 - Let Me Mourn (Crowbar)
09 - Nomadic (Sourvein)
10 - Bend (Hank III)
11 - The Crawling Chaos (Brachiosauride)
12 - Junkie (Buzzov•en)
13 - Santabbath (Fister)
14 - Single Malt (Iron Witch)
15 - The Beauty Of Death (Brainoil)
16 - Medicine Noose (Live) (Eyehategod) (Bonus)

The records:

Black Tusk - Set The Dial
Black Cobra - Invernal
Rue - Thorns
Weedeater - Jason...The Dragon
Acephalix - Interminable Night
Hail!Hornet - Disperse The Curse
Rwake - Rest
Crowbar - Sever The Wicked Hand
Sourvein - Black Fangs
Hank Williams III - Attention Deficit Domination
Brachiosauride - Excavations
Buzzov•en - Revelation: Sick Again (Originally Released In 2001)
Fister - And Their Masters Bled For Days (Split W/The Lion's Daughter)
Iron Witch - Single Malt
Brainoil - Death Of This Dry Season
Eyehategod - No Official Material (Recorded Live In 2011, Off The Upcoming Full-Length)

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One Inch Giant - Malva (2011)


From Hendrix's fuzzed-out blues to Pentagram's acid doom, there's the riff that outlasts pretty much anything else. In a musical setting rather similar to the Doménec Pascual Badía-esque artwork of "Malva", One Inch Giant play toothsome stoner rock; vocally somewhere stuck between Trippy Wicked & the Cosmic Children of the Knight and Blitzkrieg, and; musically, Leadfoot, Buckaduzz, and Leaf Hound.

Four Hour Fogger - Dollars For Red Books (1999)


From around 1993 to 1999; while Brann and Bill were playing in Lethargy, the other two mastodudes were busy in Four Hour Fogger -- a band whose music can best be described as O.L.D. meeting Scratch Acid, judging by the tunes on their only release, 1999's "Dollars For Red Books".

Ancestral House Of The Sun - Ancestral House Of The Sun (2010)


I used to be so deeply possessed by the surf rock sound that I almost banned anything that didn't have enough feedback to it. But, like Proust points it out in "Within A Budding Grove", "the character which a man exhibits in the latter half of his life is not always, even if it is often his original character developed or withered, attenuated or enlarged; it is sometimes the exact opposite, like a garment that has been turned", and therefore, in time, I also got into Sandy Bull, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Ralph Stanley, the Angles of Light, John Fahey, and later, Steve Von Till. The self-titled debut from Ancestral House of the Sun, which I'm to present to you today, may not be released by Neurot, but is -- both conceptually and musically -- a record harpooned and carved out of the bleak, and it might as well be a proper instance of the so-called apocalyptic folk subgenre.

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Butterslax - Corn Burglar (1995)


One of Bill's first ever bands -- that is before he joined Lethargy -- was Butterslax. Just like Troy's band, Knuckle, there's hardly any info on the band members, but at least the demo they did in 1995, called "Corn Burglar" can be found on the internet. Whoever did the vocals was for one, a capable fella, sounding as sharp and unique as some of the finest vocalists from the 90's, say John Garcia or Layne Staley. Their music, also, stands out just as solid. It incorporates a multitude of styles, from math rock of Big Black to plain fuzz and grunge of early Mudhoney, all played in a fairly no-nonsense fashion of a faster, more hardcore variation of Fugazi's post-punk.

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Clagg - Lord Of The Deep (2010)



Clagg's "Lord Of The Deep" is a murky piece of dirt, a sonic glue that'll stick to your ears and roars Satan into them for eternity. It is also subtle, and it concerns black metal to the same extent that it concerns the blues. Sound-wise the record is halfway trapped in the sludge metal territory, and half the other way; southern rock. In other words, Clagg can be seen as haarp's evil twin, who are paying all the debt haarp didn't pay, to the South. Dark, slow-motion riffs and gruesome death growls -- this is the soundtrack to the deep-sea dragons pigging out, on your flesh. Remember John Lee Hooker.

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Tona - 1000 (2008)


Instrumentally, just as ambitious as Kong, Fu Manchu, and Keelhaul; and vocally, just as compelling as the Melvins, Five Horse Johnson, and Masters Of Reality; Tona are the sort of band you don't want to miss. And their full-length, "1000", the kind of record you'll be paying a visit at least twice a year, after your first round of listens. Led by former Katarza frontman, Đorđe Skorupan, the band delivers an engaging brand of rock music, combining the breeziness of desert rock with the incomplex complexity of noise rock, all while not trying too hard to sound like a replica of any of their influences -- e.g. Thin White Rope, Motörhead.

Necromandus - Orexis Of Death (1996)


Illustrating evil in a soft, bluesy way, "Orexis Of Death" does indeed remind the listener of the one responsible for its discovery -- Tony Iommi. The band's history, as re-told by the press, mirrors Pentagram's, for they were also a pioneering proto-doom metal act with thousands of internal and external conflicts. The case of Necromandus, however, can be observed as rather ambiguous, in regards to certain points; for instance the sudden break-up of the band, just before they got into a deal with the giant label Vertigo, and right after finishing the recording session with none other than Black Sabbath's Iommi. Nevertheless, their music has pretty much outlasted any odd circumstance, and no matter how short in length, it remains just as important, in the history of doom metal. Bill Branch, gives a top-notch performance as the vocalist, on par with Greg Lake and Michael Winzkowski, and Barry Dunnery, the guitarist, simply nails it. A classic in every sense.

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Mastodon - 9 Song Demo (2000)


Do you know Eric Saner? If you like to know how big n' bad the first release of Mastodon was, then check this shit out. This is the original 9 song demo which was recorded by Mastodon in 2000, as a five piece band, and with Eric on vocals:


Grasp The Ocean With A Span - Mastodon's Instrumental Tributes To Joseph Carey Merrick


If I could reach from pole to pole
Or grasp the ocean with a span,
I would be measured by the soul;
The mind's the standard of the man.