Nudge 'er.

Wow, just 440430934934 albums in their back catalog. Good luck me trying to check that out.

Written by 3rdWorld on 10.08.2016 at 22:38

Wow, just 440430934934 albums in their back catalog. Good luck me trying to check that out.

Yeah that's the thing with bands like this, you might want to get into them but you just have no effing clue where to even begin because of their massive discog. I'm a huge fan for the type of music they play and I haven't even listened to all their albums yet. From what I've heard though, I'd recommend Thaumogenesis and Sky Burial. Queller is quite good as well, albeit a bit heavier than what they usually do

Written by Auntie Sahar on 10.08.2016 at 22:42

Yeah that's the thing with bands like this, you might want to get into them but you just have no effing clue where to even begin because of their massive discog. I'm a huge fan for the type of music they play and I haven't even listened to all their albums yet. From what I've heard though, I'd recommend Thaumogenesis and Sky Burial. Queller is quite good as well, albeit a bit heavier than what they usually do

Cool. Thanks for chipping in with the suggestions. Will defo check 'em out.

Written by 3rdWorld on 10.08.2016 at 22:38

Wow, just 440430934934 albums in their back catalog. Good luck me trying to check that out.

These ones are quite classic stuff from these guys by now: Touched, Bliss Torn From Emptiness [2008 version is the better one], Desire In Uneasiness (specially this one, fucking great).
They all share similarities but still have enough identity of their own. Nadja is basically fuzzy drone with a tribal vibe at times and extremely ambient, with sometimes influences of shoegaze every now and then. Very dreamy (some songs even have a weird sensual vibe, pretty cool stuff). Hope you have fun!

Written by X-Ray Rod on 10.08.2016 at 22:48

These ones are quite classic stuff from these guys by now: Touched, Bliss Torn From Emptiness [2008 version is the better one], Desire In Uneasiness (specially this one, fucking great).
They all share similarities but still have enough identity of their own. Nadja is basically fuzzy drone with a tribal vibe at times and extremely ambient, with sometimes influences of shoegaze every now and then. Very dreamy (some songs even have a weird sensual vibe, pretty cool stuff). Hope you have fun!

Awesome, thanks for the directions. Will get on to those for sure.

I'm still going through their bandcamp discography every time I take a hike to my local town, and that was back in April :\