The debut full-length from Greek band Automaton is weighty, sludgy, coffin-lid-slamming Doom perfection.
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Begun at the end of 1992, Gods Tower was a continuation of Death/Thrash unit Chemical Warfare. Mixing a heavily Pagan vibe with Folk touches aroun...
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| Stoner/Doom Solace is a doom band most heavily inspired by early Black Sabbath, although they are sometimes characterized as a stoner band as well. Alternately clean and screaming vocals by Jason combine with Tommy Southard's fluid guitar work and Rob Hultz's deep, distorted bass to produce a Sabbathy mix that is remarkably English-sounding for an American band. The lyrics are both abstract and deeply personal. One of the best doomy bands from the US. |
| untitled | 1997 | None | Demo |
| untitled | 1999 | Warpburner | 7" |
| Distanced from Reality | 1999 | Meteorcity | Split |
| Jersey Devils | 1999 | Meteorcity/Freebird | Split |
| Further | 2000 | Meteorcity | CD |
| 13 | 2003 | Meteorcity | CD |
| Hammerhead | 2004 | Underdogma | EP |
| Hammerhead | 2006 | Land o' Smiles | 10" |
| The Black Black (EP) | 2007 | Underdogma Records | CD |
| A.D. | 2010 | Small Stone Recordings | CD |
| SolaceTom@aol.com |  |
| 13 (2003) |
| Guitarist Tommy Suthard and bassist Rob Hultz have both formerly played in the heavy metal band Godspeed. Funny trivia: The Allmusic.com page about the band had apparently confused them with a hindu-folk band at one point. |
