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King Buffalo - The Burden Of Restlessness



7.8 | 57 votes |
Release date: 4 June 2021
Style: Psychedelic rock, Stoner metal

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14 have it
3 want it


01. Burning
02. Hebetation
03. Locusts
04. Silverfish
05. Grifter
06. The Knocks
07. Loam

Additional info
Produced and engineered by Sean McVay.
Mixed by Sean McVay.
Mastered by Bernie Matthews.
Artwork by Zdzisław Beksiński.

Staff review by
musclassia
Rating:
7.8
Although restlessness may be a burden, it seems to be a beneficial burden for King Buffalo, at least so far.

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published 04.06.2021 | Comments (6)

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Comments: 8   Visited by: 106 users
04.06.2021 - 12:23
Rating: 8
musclassia
Staff
Definitely more consistent than Dead Star, if not quite at the level of Longing To Be The Mountain

Edit: Scratch that, this is actually a really good stoner rock album
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04.06.2021 - 23:02
Rafael Pereira
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Found it too opeth-proggy oriented, but it's somewhat enjoyable.
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05.06.2021 - 20:13
Rating: 8
Mehrad
Pretty good, it obviously doesn't deserve a 4/10 score
best tracks were "Locusts" and "Silverfish" to me. "The Knocks" was pretty cool too
sometimes the vocals reminded me of the great Al Cisneros of Sleep
it had some good and creative riffs and some generic ones
overall it's very enjoyable and very replayable
also the damn beksinski cover art ..... using his paintings as album cover arts should be a way more popular trend
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Ride a horse that's cleaving through the air and space of dreams.
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06.06.2021 - 13:05
Rating: 8
Mehrad
Written by [user id=302641] on 04.06.2021 at 23:02

Found it too opeth-proggy oriented, but it's somewhat enjoyable.

more Tool than Opeth
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Ride a horse that's cleaving through the air and space of dreams.
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08.06.2021 - 00:25
Rafael Pereira
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Written by Mehrad on 06.06.2021 at 13:05

Written by [user id=302641] on 04.06.2021 at 23:02

Found it too opeth-proggy oriented, but it's somewhat enjoyable.

more Tool than Opeth

Well, I have never listened anything from Tool that resembles doom in any way. On the other hand, Opeth has always been associated to the doom scene, even if they'd perfectly fit in the progressive melodeath classification. Since KB is a stoner rock in its essence, a subgenre that can be considered the prototype of modern doom metal, I think the association with Opeth makes pretty much more sense.
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08.06.2021 - 05:58
Rating: 8
Mehrad
Written by [user id=302641] on 08.06.2021 at 00:25

Well, I have never listened anything from Tool that resembles doom in any way. On the other hand, Opeth has always been associated to the doom scene, even if they'd perfectly fit in the progressive melodeath classification. Since KB is a stoner rock in its essence, a subgenre that can be considered the prototype of modern doom metal, I think the association with Opeth makes pretty much more sense.

what I meant was that some of the riffs and some songs sound a lot like Tool
but yeah with what you've said, Opeth makes sense too
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Ride a horse that's cleaving through the air and space of dreams.
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21.10.2022 - 08:44
Rating: 9
tintinb
Excellent album. Not a single bad song in this album. Silverfish is such a cool song.
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Leeches everywhere.
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21.10.2024 - 13:44
Rating: 8
AndyMetalFreak
A Nice Guy
Contributor
This band has been prolific, releasing many great albums one after the other in such a short space of time. This is probably my 2nd favorite after Regenerator.
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