This One Belongs To Me
from Still Here by Eyecontact
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from Still Here,
released March 20, 2020
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Eyecontact Slovenia
breka fest 7, srednja bistrica, 29.8.2014
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Mar 2020 -
May 2014
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supported by 9 fans who also own “This One Belongs To Me”
Songs 1&2 are the usual fuzz-by-numbers with bright clean vocals, and Kings of the Stone Age is a bit annoying to be honest. Thankfully, the rest of the LP departs from this and has much more interesting sounds to offer. Tumbleweed nearly made my favourite song, but then I heard Domesday Call which is just a whole new level - I love its bass line, both in terms of sound and style, and everything else about the song is perfect, breaking into a spaced out jam, a high point of Stonerror.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “This One Belongs To Me”
...wandering into a wooded night, the sky flashes unearthly bright, silhouette of an enormous, antlered figure. Your ears may not translate Outlands' building, tribal sounds that coalesce from chants, guitar building from meditative to Earth-shattering riffs, eternal grooves, and a general sense of mysticism, into my own ocular imaginings. You may not see the sky crack open when Szymon Ewertowski and Adrian Gadomski sing that last, guttural "Higher!" Music is subjective. Outlands is incredible.
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This really kicks ass \m/ Musical as f--k!
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Zahn, from Berlin, bring the sludge rock, with distortion-caked riffs and humid atmospherics.
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The entire album draws me in and allows my mind to wonder of at the same time.
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