VINYL FORMAT. Six parts doom, four parts jazz-balladry - Bohren Und Der Club of Gore return with this ten minute soundtrack to an unmade existential chiller.

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Germany's Bohren & der Club of Gore are a black metal fan's lounge jazz act. Or, for those driven by the more extreme side of noir-ish ambient material, these cats lay it out with musical instruments (and a Mellotron), painfully slow and muted tempos, and a relentlessly gloomy atmosphere worthy of the first Black Sabbath album. Originally issued in 2002 on Wonder and now re-released by the great Ipecac label, Black Earth is, by the very nature of what it is, a classic. {^Black Ea...   [ read more ]

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The proverbial Bohren intro is followed by a gentle slide, an enduring, slowly swelling sound and the faint echo of an organ. Film music? Only after the first, long 46 seconds of "Staub" (English: Dust) does the drum beat finally make its mark on the acoustic flow, though it takes no toll on the tempo of the track, only to underscore it - unusually - in its slowness. There's not a shadow of doubt: this is pure Bohren, brewed and bottled in Bohren country, the new 2008 album with the surprising name, Dolore...   [ read more ]

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