The debut full-length from Greek band Automaton is weighty, sludgy, coffin-lid-slamming Doom perfection.
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Eibon deals in both olschool doom/sludge (in particular in the vein of Eyehategod and Crowbar) and some modern bands (for example, 137
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USA - Active.
| Traditional Doom Witch Mountain, from Portland, Oregon, was originally a trio, making use of clean and punkish plus guest female vocals. Early work combined riffing, downtuned Doom with a number of influences including punk and "math" rock - lots of time and tempo changes. Following a split and reformation, their 2011 'South Of Salem' album represented a more polished sound, showcasing the exceptional voice of new full-time vocalist Uta Plotkin. Plotkin was replaced by Kayla Dixon in 2015, along with new bassist Justin Brown, joining remaining founder members Nathan Carson (drums) and Rob Wrong (guitars/ex-vocals). |
| Homegrown Doom EP | 2000 | Rage of Achilles | CD |
| Come the Mountain | 2001 | Rage of Achilles | CD |
| South of Salem | 2011 | Mountastic Records | CD |
| Cauldron of the Wild | 2012 | Profound Lore Records | CD |
| Witch Mountain EP | 2012 | Scion Audio/Visual | Digital |
| Mobile Of Angels | 2014 | Profound Lore Records | CD |
| Burn You Down (Single) | 2016 | Mountastic Records | 12" |
| Midnight (Single) | 2017 | Self-released | Digital |
| Witch Mountain | 2018 | Self-released | Digital |
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| Homegrown Doom EP (2000) |
| Come the Mountain (2001) |
| Cauldron of the Wild (2012) |
| Witch Mountain (2018) |
| 'Come the Mountain' also features the strong vocals of Lost Goat's Erica Stolz. The new edition of this album features extra tracks originally intended for a video game which was never released. Witch Mountain released this version on their own imprint, Mountastic. |
