Tagged Jonah Hex

New Mastodon Track Streaming On Your Internets

June 26, 2010

Yes, yours! Czech it out here. I'll be honest...I found it kind of boring. It probably makes sense in the context of the EP, but it wasn't Mastodon enough for me. I know Blood Mountain inspired part of th... Read More...

Good News, Mastodon Fans!

Jimmy Rowe

June 17, 2010

News

Apparently, the score Mastodon did for Jonah Hex is going to be released as an EP via Reprise Records! The EP will feature six tracks and will be released June 29th. So does this mean their music is going to be... Read More...

Mastodon Delve Into the Murky Realm of Comic-Book Movies

Heavy Blog

February 9, 2010

Editorials

Mastodon. Pretty happy with themselves. Mastodon just don't stop. They played close to a hundred shows across numerous countries last year in support of Crack the Skye. They're just about to kick off the UK ... Read More...

Wilderun – Epigone

Eden Kupermintz

January 24, 2022

Looking back on Wilderun's discography is a very interesting exercise. Both Olden Tales & Deathly Trails and Sleep ... Read More...
Fit For An Autopsy – Oh What the Future Holds

Calder Dougherty

January 21, 2022

Oh What the Future Holds finds Fit For An Autopsy with a little more patience, finally hitting their veteran stride in their sixth studio album. Tracks are given ample space to come alive in the pensive, bestial way only Fit can paradoxically achieve, instead of constantly clobbering you with The Big Riffs. It’s a commanding, inspired outing, far removed from the languor of their prior work. So what does the future hold for their direction after Beasts, exactly?
SOM – The Shape Of Everything

Jimmy Rowe

January 21, 2022

Shoegaze act SOM arrived in 2018 and melted hearts with their debut album The Fall, then blew us away from the stage at POST. Festival the following year. The act (featuring members of Junius, Constants, and Caspian) has been described as "doom pop," which isn't inaccurate; the baseline SOM modus operandi consists of colossal low-end, lush guitar layers, and airy vocal hooks delivered through a wash of delay and reverb, without pretense or complication.
SEED – Dun Pageant

Eden Kupermintz

December 7, 2021

It has been a while since I pointed out the underappreciated and subtle art of album or track names. It's an often over... Read More...

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Wilderun – Epigone

Fit For An Autopsy – Oh What the Future Holds

SOM – The Shape Of Everything

SEED – Dun Pageant

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New Mastodon Track Streaming On Your Internets

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Mastodon Delve Into the Murky Realm of Comic-Book Movies