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SubRosa - More Constant Than The Gods



8.4 | 123 votes |
Release date: 17 September 2013
Style: Sludge metal

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88 have it
17 want it


01. The Usher
02. Ghosts Of A Dead Empire
03. Cosey Mo
04. Fat Of The Ram
05. Affliction
06. No Safe Harbor

Top 20 albums of 2013: 18

Line-up
Sarah Pendleton - violin, vocals
Kim Pack - violin, vocals, cello
Rebecca Vernon - guitars, vocals, vibraphone, hammered dulcimer, piano
Andy Patterson - drums
Christian Creek - bass

Additional musicians
Bill Frost - additional guitar
David Payne - clarinet
Jason McFarland - vocals
April Clayton - flute

Staff pick by
!J.O.O.E.!
25.09.2013
There's not much I can say about SubRosa that I haven't said before. They are undoubtedly the best at what they do in the female-membered doom circuit, and More Constant Than The Gods is the perfect follow up to their sophomore album. If you like moody, psychedelic sludge metal with eccentric female vocals and oddly dissonant violin then this is the album for you.



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Comments: 38   Visited by: 412 users
23.03.2016 - 16:08
!J.O.O.E.!
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This is as heavy as it needs to be. There are few things heavier than Fat of the Ram anyway, so not sure what else someone could want.
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24.04.2016 - 22:24
LuciferOfGayness
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Written by [user id=4365] on 23.03.2016 at 16:08

This is as heavy as it needs to be. There are few things heavier than Fat of the Ram anyway, so not sure what else someone could want.

Listening a lot to their albums at the moment and they are as heavy as they need to be. And I enjoying this so much I think its fair to say that they are of the best doom/sludge bands out there at the moment. I might have to upvote this more.

And by the way: RIP JOOE
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17.06.2017 - 16:53
VIG
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A one of a kind band I think. Who else uses electric violins in doomy sludge metal?
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09.07.2017 - 04:35
solar
No, this doesn't do it for me. The vocals sabotaged the rest (which was good). On to something else
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22.11.2019 - 15:55
Rating: 8
SebaRaven36
This album is brutal makes you fly to the clouds, a pity that dissolved
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13.02.2021 - 20:48
Tom Muller
Interessting stuff
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don't say that
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04.11.2021 - 16:04
Rating: 10
Draugen
Subrosa is by far the band I regret the most I never managed to see live before they disbanded. I hope to be able to see their new project The Otolith sometime though.
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22.10.2024 - 03:58
Rating: 8
Roman Doez
Hallucigenia
Slowly falling in love with this album
Affliction is so good
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