A challenging one, I admit. But I hope someone will appreciate it.
Released in 1969, this was way ahead of its time while also sounding like someone thawed a bunch of cavemen and gave them instruments and a bunch of acid.
According to Wikipedia, the album “foreshadowed the sounds of noise rock, industrial and no wave” and “you’ll immediately think you’re listening to Einstürzende Neubauten gone black metal”.
Also “During recording, band members brought in random people from the street and asked them to contribute to the album”. If this doesn’t get you to give it a listen, I don’t know what!
It’s great. Cromagnon were in my listening queue for a long while, time has come to finally put on their album.
P.S. ‘Toth, Scribe I’ straight up feels like something that Mamaleek would do as one of their weird switch-ups on an early album of theirs, which were majorly black-metaly.
A challenging one, I admit. But I hope someone will appreciate it.
Released in 1969, this was way ahead of its time while also sounding like someone thawed a bunch of cavemen and gave them instruments and a bunch of acid.
According to Wikipedia, the album “foreshadowed the sounds of noise rock, industrial and no wave” and “you’ll immediately think you’re listening to Einstürzende Neubauten gone black metal”.
Also “During recording, band members brought in random people from the street and asked them to contribute to the album”. If this doesn’t get you to give it a listen, I don’t know what!
It’s great. Cromagnon were in my listening queue for a long while, time has come to finally put on their album.
P.S. ‘Toth, Scribe I’ straight up feels like something that Mamaleek would do as one of their weird switch-ups on an early album of theirs, which were majorly black-metaly.