Name: Seminar III: Zozobra
Brand: Old Man Gloom

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Catalogue number

LP-SIGE-111

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Black

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2023-03-17

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Supplier US

Redeye

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Sales:8.875

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634457129153

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Black LP

Artist

Old Man Gloom

Genre US

Metal

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SIGE

Old Man Gloom is a Sludge Metal and Ambient/Noise band that was formed in New Mexico by guitarist/vocalist Aaron Turner and drummer Santos Montano. With their unique blend of heavy, atmospheric soundscapes, Old Man Gloom has become a respected name in the metal music scene.

Inspired by bands like Neurosis, ISIS, and Kylesa, Old Man Gloom has carved out their own niche with their powerful and intense performances. Their music combines elements of sludge metal with ambient noise to create a captivating and immersive experience for listeners.

With albums like "Seminar II: The Holy Rites Of Primitivism Regressionism" and "Christmas," Old Man Gloom showcases their ability to push boundaries and experiment with different sounds. They have also collaborated with other notable artists such as Zozobra, Made Out Of Babies, Cult Of Luna, Pelican, Jesu, Mouth Of The Architect, Baroness, Amenra, Year Of No Light, Torche, Rosetta , Helms Alee , TODAY IS THE DAY , Intronaut , Sumac , Bossk , Omega Massif.

Colossal heaviness, aural battery and euphoric, dawn-breaking beauty collide in this jaw-dropping epic from primal post-metal visionaries/ experimentalists, Old Man Gloom.&nbsp;Whereas the simultaneously- released Seminar II is a brilliantly fragmented collection of snapshots and stills from the Gloom landscape, Seminar III: Zozobra is the one- take panoramic whole, a seamless 27-minute sweep through an ever- changing vista.&nbsp;Easing slowly off the trail with deliberate, suspenseful chords, Zozobra isn’t exactly in a rush to get anywhere but, right from the off, expectation looms large. And sure enough, those Gloom guitars – heavy but open, metallic yet organic – soon join forces with the rest of the OMG Institute, morphing into a multi-layered post-metal symphony that absolutely SOARS off the canyon’s edge...&nbsp;...until, that is, it nosedives into the thick of a raging shitstorm. Jarring, siren-like guitar lines and masochistic one-chord pounding are the disorder of the day for a turbulent ten minutes. It’s an assault alright, one that threatens to beat the listener down, but salvation arrives in an unexpected guise... namely, the biggest, most doggus bollockus of Big End climaxes.&nbsp;Yep, after all that repression and battery, and for all their super-taut hardcore tendencies, OMG unleash their Inner Rock and let rip with a stupendous bout of wah-wah soloing that has PURE FUCKING EUPHORIA daubed all over it – one of those joyous, unrestrained rock- outs that’s so life affirming it’s ridiculous. Floored me the first time I heard it, has floored me every time since, and I make no apologies for the hyperbole. Phenomenal.

Seminar III: Zozobra

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