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Aug 22, 2012

Hooked: Dopethrone (Montreal) (0:28-6:29)

 

(Dopethrone, one of my best of 2011 just came out with a new album)

 

(Southern Lord’s Xibalba will take you into a hardcore mosh pit)

 

Cold: Xibalba (California) (7:02-13:19)

 

(Summoner is “rock with space”, real vocals and the guitarist JAMS)

 

Across Iron Fields: Summoner (Boston) (13:37-18:36)

 

(Column of Heaven is kind of something you have never heard before – weird, technical, fuzz, noise)

 

Entheogen: Column of Heaven (Toronto) (18:51-21:36)

 

(Reverend Bizarre is one of my favorite Finnish bands, which says a lot.  They no longer exist, but have reissued another album.  Just go get all their albums.  Their members are also in Lord Vicar)

 

The Devil Rides Out: Reverend Bizarre (Finland) (22:02-28:09)

 

(Diesel King does a compelling take on sludge – a superior blend of great riffs that pound into your brain; from their new EP)

 

The Ancient And The Nameless: Diesel King (London) (29:05-34:19)

 

(Mos Generator will be touring with St. Vitus and have a new album in October - dirty southern rock blues) 

 

Opium Skies: Mos Generator (Port Orchard, Washington) (34:41-39:21)

 

(Jess and the Ancient Ones is joining the other doom bands led by ladies – the next song is one of the “prettier” songs from the album; the vocals are fantastic)

 

The Devil (in G-minor): Jess and the Ancient Ones (Finland) (39:53-43:47)

 

(Another sci-fi occult 70’s jammy album from Ice Dragon)

 

Maximum Trip: Ice Dragon (Boston) (44:36-49:47)

 

(Feuerzeug are Swiss rockers with a lot of young rock energy, great vocals – not for the brutal fan)

 

Magma, Lava and Burned Karma: Feuerzeug (Switzerland) (50:02-56:08)

 

(Finnish record label Svart Records is releasing Bedemon’s new album in October.  They started the new record in 2002, but guitarist Randy Palmer was killed in a car accident.  Bedemon is an offshoot of Pentagram and had albums in the 70’s.  This next song is from the 70’s, but they haven’t changed much – excuse the quality)

 

Serpent Venom: Bedemon (Virginia, 1974) (57:16 – end)