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Oakland stoner/sludge metal band High On Fire will release their new album Luminiferous on June 16th 2015 via eOne Music, which was produced by Converge guitarist Kurt Ballou. After sharing the tune "The Black Plot" previously, you can hear another new song. This one is called "The Sunless Years" and is available for streaming at this location. Enjoy!





Tracks:

01. The Black Plot
02. Carcosa
03. The Sunless Years
04. Slave The Hive
05. The Falconist
06. Dark Side Of The Compass
07. The Cave
08. Luminiferous
09. The Lethal Chamber

Source: facebook.com
Band profile: High On Fire
Posted: 03.06.2015 by Bad English


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03.06.2015 - 13:51
Marcel Hubregtse
Grumpy Old Fuck
Elite
The entire album si one hell of a fun album.
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03.06.2015 - 16:33
Daniell
_爱情_
Elite
The previous one was fantastic, this one is shaping up to be on a similar level.
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03.06.2015 - 18:13
Joe Zombie
Going to be a great album it sounds like! As expected. HoF is one of the more consistent bands these days.
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03.06.2015 - 22:38
Lit.
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Sounds just as great as expected. Can definitely expect this album to be as fantastic as De Vermis Mysteriis now.
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04.06.2015 - 00:58
Ocean Sage
Written by deadone on 03.06.2015 at 16:27

Sounded ok except the the last minute or so which was mindless plodding.

I'm missing the "concentrated sharpness" of Snakes of the Divine or the monolithic hugeness of "Death Is This Communion" on these two latest songs.

They're basically more like "De Vermis Mysteriis" in terms of sound - there's this sloppiness of sound I don't like (and which I usually like in stuff like Motorhead or Venom). The songwriting in "The Black Plot" is pretty good though.

My thoughts exactly. I was hoping for more SftD or DItC in terms of production, but this is sloppy and way too muddy. Kurt Ballou is slippin'. This is too bad because I love all of High On Fire's albums so far. De Vermis was a great album with a huge raw sound, but the instruments were still clear. Here everything is blended together very amateurishly.
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04.06.2015 - 19:11
Ocean Sage
Written by deadone on 04.06.2015 at 08:48

Written by Ocean Sage on 04.06.2015 at 00:58

My thoughts exactly. I was hoping for more SftD or DItC in terms of production, but this is sloppy and way too muddy. Kurt Ballou is slippin'. This is too bad because I love all of High On Fire's albums so far. De Vermis was a great album with a huge raw sound, but the instruments were still clear. Here everything is blended together very amateurishly.

I wasn't a fan of De Vermis cause I found the song writing weak (especially the second half) and the sound sloppy.

I can totally understand that. It was a step back in terms of song writing, but I still liked it enough because it was reminiscent of their early doomier albums. The production did sound too raw though, like a really loud demo or something.
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