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  • Genre: Brutal Death Metal
  • Genre: Post Black Metal
  • Genre: Psychedelic Rock
  • Genre: Sludge
€9.99 -50% €5.00

Flesia – Essenz I/II - CD

Hailing from Saxonia/Germany the 3-piece Post-Black Metal act FLESIA are coming up with 'Essenz I/II' which contains 27 minutes pure atmospheric Post-Black Metal.
The lyrics deal with socially critical and misanthropic themes.
Recommended for fans of Ultha, Kold, Unru..etc.

€11.49 -50% €5.75

Lambs - Malice - CD-Digi

LAMBS‡ combine black metal, sludge and post-hardcore elements to create a very personal and abrasive wall of sounds; unfiltered and raw, they are taking you on a trip into oppressive, gloomy atmospheres.

€11.99 -50% €6.00

Weedeater - Sixteen Tons CD

Following 2001’s massive debut ‘…and Justice for Y’All’, the crushing second full-length ‘Sixteen Tons’ kept the buzz growing the following year, while critics were still struggling to put a tag on their sound. Nearly everybody agreed that stoner rock, doom, sludge and some crusty elements were part of the mix, which the band simply calls "weed metal". Produced by renowned engineer Billy Anderson (EYEHATEGOD, NEUROSIS).

€11.99 -50% €6.00

Ethereal Riffian – Legends - CD Digi

‘Legends’ is the 3rd full-length of the Ukrainian Shamanic Stoner Doom band Ethereal Riffian

On ‘Legends’ you can hear the reminiscence of Black Sabbath, Alice in Chains, Tool, Black Label Society, Metallica, Pink Floyd, Muse and High on Fire masterfully blended to sound fresh and unique while being carefully packed in traditional conceptualism inherent to the band’s music and ideology since its inception.

€11.99 -50% €6.00

Weedeater ‎– Goliathan - CD-Digi

'Goliathan' embodies the band's trademark shuffle and swagger at their fullest. Syrupy slow riffs are buoyed by canyon-deep bass and some of the hardest-hitting drumming since Keith Moon. Full-on bruisers such as "Cain Enabler", "Claw of the Sloth", and the aptly-named "Bully" demonstrate that 'Goliathan' is delivering a vintage WEEDEATER and the soon-to-be gold standard of Southern sludge metal. After signing to Season of Mist, WEEDEATER released their full back-catalogue on their new label. Yet the Bible Belt state of North Carolina, USA remains a fertile ground for hemp and stoner rock. 'Goliathan' makes the South smoke again.
Lean back and let this monster record blow your mind!

€11.99 -50% €6.00

The Cosmic Dead – Easterfaust - CD-Digi

Easterfaust by The Cosmic Dead: a magic carpet ride that began in the hazy days of August 2013 when the cosmics spent five days in a remote isolated garage in the Scottish Highlands with only Focaccia king Luigi Pasquini for company.
Easterfaust was the first momentous improvisation from this session to be released and captures the band in a moment of sheer, vibrant exuberance feeling their way through 42 minutes of visceral augmented repetition which metamorphs from the distant echo of space rock to an all-encompassing climactic synchronicity of sound.
Originally released in 2014, this long sold-out and sought after album is now repressed by Sound Effect Records and will be available in 3 limited vinyl editions and CD.
Ride, oh how we ride.

Digipak CD limited to 300 copies

€11.99 -50% €6.00

Melody Fields – Melody Fields - CD-Digi

The music present on this disc is probably best described as a collision of shoegazing pop and Swedish counterculture psychedelia.
Imagine Träd, Gräs & Stenar or GOAT trying to sound like My Bloody Valentine at their peak. Think now of endless summer nights, infinite access to weed and a 24-7 flying carpet service and you get a glimpse of what is going on here.

Melody Fields spring out of Gothenburg and are thus the latest wonder from Sweden’s west coast music revolution. The music has been recorded at Studio Parkeringshuset where Hills, GOAT and The Movements have made their albums. Among the guest musicians are Holy Wave’s (US) Dustin Zozaya on mellotron and Nils Börén on saxophone.

€11.99 -50% €6.00

Omega Ray – Omega Ray - CD

Omega Ray (Ω-Ray), the new band of George Karanikolas (The Last Drive, Blackmail, BLML, Drobs): a blend of Acid-Rock, Folk & Greek poetry. Glorious anthems with a mesh of new Psych-Rock - a beast of their own creation.

A ferocious mix of NYC Avant-Rock style, late-'60s Acid bliss with some crunchy guitars, a Kraut Rock styled extremism and earthbound mysticism that ensures the listener experience a gnarled magma force they probably have never encountered before!

€11.99 -50% €6.00

Comacozer – Mydriasis - CD

Australian heavy psychedelic space rockers, Comacozer return with their 2019 full length release titled 'Mydriasis. Since 2015, Comacozer has been unearthing instrumental meditative and journey taking passages and intense dark and murky acid filled jams.
'Mydriasis' is Comacozer's fourth full length release and consists of three epic journeys of hypnotic, liquid, spaced out jams, taking you on a cathartic trip into a nebula and will leave you floating through the other end of the universe. Perfect for psychonauts who want to space-travel and ultimately get crushed by the weight of asteroid. 'Mydriasis' is an album to both meditate to and conquer to. Ethereal psychedelic space in between celestial walls of fuzz.

€9.99

Violet Cold – kOsmik - CD-Digi

Violet Cold is one-man studio project from Azerbaijan started by Emin Guliyev in 2013.

kOsmik draws influence from so many different genres, starting off with pure post-rock in the vein of Lights Out Asia and other US references, slowly guitars become sharper and sharper, blackgaze and post-black metal kick in, and kOsmik takes off and simply leaves this planet. The succession between genres is natural and smooth, and the final track, a rearrangement of Bach's Air from the orchestral suite no. 3 in D major BWV 1068, feels a weird yet perfect conclusion to the Azeri's journey. 

Avantgarde Music is pleased to release the physical edition of kOsmik, which was originally published digitally earlier this year.

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