Apr 25
Neurosis - An Undying Love for a Burning World (Neurot, 2026) Genre: Atmospheric Sludge Metal, Post-metal Artwork: Aaron Turner Bandcamp
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Neurosis - An Undying Love for a Burning World (Neurot, 2026) Genre: Atmospheric Sludge Metal, Post-metal Artwork: Aaron Turner Bandcamp
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Viscosity [Weekly Mixtape 211]
Crouch | Norna | Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean | Kulk | Master's Ashes | Highgate | Mordeo | CrusHuman | Tons | Neurosis | Mammon's Throne
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Music On This Mixtape:
Crouch: "Geneva" taken from the album "Breaking The Catatonic State"
Norna: "Eyes of God" taken from the Norna/Legbiter split EP
Chained to the Bottom of the Ocean: "An Adornment of Light" taken from the album "Let Us Not Speak Of Them But Look And Pass On"
Kulk: "Ache" taken from the single "Ache"
Master's Ashes: "Defiance Disorder" taken from the album "How The Mighty Have Fallen"
Highgate: "At Paranoia's Poison Door" taken from the album "Prophecies Of Eternal Horror"
Mordeo: "Coward" taken from the album "Mordeo"
CrusHuman: "Synthetic Religion" taken from the album "Imperial"
Tons: "The Big Bong Theory" taken from the album "Stoned Villains"
Neurosis: "First Red Rays" taken from the album "An Undying Love For A Burning World"
Mammon's Throne: "Elixir" taken from the album "My Body to the Worms"
A SUN THAT NEVER SETS
A sun that never sets burns on.
New light is this river's dawn.
When to speak of a word so old
is to relearn what is known.
A time to think back and move on.
Rebuild the loves of lives long gone.
The blood that flows through me is not my own.
The blood is from the past, not my own.
The blood that leads my life is not my own.
The blood is strength, I'm not alone.
Negative Youth by Final from the album 3
For the first time in North America, DEAFKIDS will be supporting labelmates Neurosis and Bell Witch for a string of performances in both the US and Canada! The band will tour in support of their brand-new released album, Metaprogramação, their first full lenght through Neurot Recordings. More dates and info TBA. The group has recently completed a Southern Brazil tour with Test, as well as leaving for a European tour with Rakta in April, with concerts in festivals like Roadburn (both a solo concert and a joint one with Iggor Cavalera’s Petbrick), Donau and SWR Barrosselas Metalfest, among others.
Check https://deafkids.bandcamp.com/ to check out the album and https://www.neurotrecordings.com/full-roster/deafkids for the latest news and dates on the band!
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Neurosis West Coast Summer Tour with Converge and Amenra. Never miss Neurosis, but especially don’t miss this rare opportunity to witness Amenra on the west coast. https://www.neurotrecordings.com/news/neurosis-summer-2018-tour
Blood yearns for the needle, soil thirsts for the seed. Skin aches for the razor, heart burns for the need.
Every Record I Own - Day 12: Akimbo Harshing Your Mellow
We’re gonna spend a few days talking about Akimbo. For those unaware, Akimbo were a three-piece out of Seattle existing from 1998 - 2012. Over the course of a split 10″ w/ Teen Cthulu, a 7″, and seven LPs, the band morphed from a spazzy, bass-driven punk band to a cerebral sludge unit on labels like Seventh Rule, Alternative Tentacles, and Neurot. Harshing Your Mellow was their first album, originally released on the short-lived Seattle label Rock & Roleplay Records in 2002 and eventually reissued with new artwork and packaging on Alternative Tentacles in 2007. This is the original version. We’ll look at the trajectory of the band a bit more in the days to come, but for this album Akimbo’s sound was moving away from their punk origins to a heavier hardcore sound, but still retained a brainy edge to them with some skronky Nomeansno-esque bass lines. Even in 2017 it’s a pretty fresh-sounding record, though the band’s active touring period would start with subsequent albums, meaning at this point Akimbo were more of a local secret.
