err, 'coz he is?! ;)

*most normal lol

I don't feel comfortable using the word cwm in a sentence, it's just more Welsh than English... Fill it with water (and sub-bass) and call it a tarn. [edit... aha, Julian Cope was born in Wales]

I love that Julian Cope uses “gloom-axe” as a kenning for “guitar”. Brilliant.

as a kid i did that with 5f_55

Holy shit thank God its not just me 😀 what's your favourite verse?

@@BoBSoN190 The Sunn O))) Bible

@@YuliusYulianus Play your gloom axe Stephan O'Malley...

@@manicdemise1543 Sub-bass clinging to the sides of the valley......

I was referring it with my best friend so many times, especially at a mountain in Ioannina, Greece. Was 20 years ago, we were only the 2 of us in a small valley at the top of the mountain, along with 4 horses at some distance! Now im away, I heard there's 10s of young people parachute from the peak, it's crowded in a sense..

For I am Wodan, Though, some call me Hermes, Some call me Roman Mercury

@dreil55 Hanging God Of Boundaries

Killing god of hidden doorways

What effects pedals are they using?

killing god of hidden doorways. i have no idea what it means but it sounds awesome.

They're kennings (poetic nicknames) for Odin.

yeah just good earbuds will jiggle your head a bit

i was using the oem akg earbuds from the galaxy s8

The amount of times I've gone to sleep listening to this album can testify to that. lol

Same, but I've had uneasy dreams melding with A Shaving of the Horn that Speared You a few times.

Me too it looks beautiful but it's a little loud compared to my other colored records

I would've gotten away with it too if it wasn't for those meddlesome bells

...and that Doggen!

I'm leaning towards the delirious madman explanation, though there are references to real world events and concepts

It's a rough, rambling retelling of the religious and spiritual history of England.

a very intellectual madman

from wodnsdike to silbury ragnarök with me

@@scottjampa8308 In context its definitely spelled "Ragnarock", its a pun.

This is pretty much it, though the fellow reciting it has his own music. You'll find nothing quite like this between either band

Really? Last time I checked EAP was alive and well, over 150 year ago :D

@theh1n1shot Did he really just fake r/woooosh? This is worth of an r/quityourbullshit!

didn't get it. I still like it

THEY USE REAL HUGE AMPS PARTIALLY HIDDEN IN THE UNDERWORLD

They have a flanger pedal on it as well

You can find their gear online. They use several Ratts and Big Muffs... other weird stuff as well.

Greg Anderson also experimented with bass strings on his guitar.

Half a dozen Sunn Model T's all cranked

sunn model t's and proco rats mostly.

A shitload of incense and dry ice

about 0.3

-4

yes

Ahahaha

No

It's all personal opinion of course. But for me, I just love an intense atmosphere. I like grindcore and death metal as well, but for me this is more intense. I guess it just resonates more with me. I remember being depressed and another Sunn O))) song (Belulrol Pusztit) was like the perfect soundtrack to that period in my life. If I would need to explain my depression, I hink that song would have explained it best (soundwise, the lyrics are Hungarian and I don't speak that language. Another example, different genre, same kind of feel (to me at least) Brighter Death Now, with the song Fourteen. It's like something is boiling, waiting to explode, yet the explosion never really comes in the 21 minutes so there is a certain frustration , yet it feels great because it's an emotion I can relate to. (by the way, I am not all dark, intense and depressed, Jaga Jazzist is one of my favourite bands as well)

It’s all about the atmosphere....I have played Sunn so many times to random people over the years and they always leave feeling a little uneasy, sometimes even slightly disturbed. The fact that Sunn can accomplish this solely with instrumentation (they do occasionally have lyrics but they more so compliment the instrumentation), is quite amazing in my opinion. Add this to the fact that Sunn is some of the most amazing live performers I have ever seen in my life. By the way, I have heard a ton of Sunn rip-offs and they don’t even come close to bringing to the table what Sunn does with their music. I’m not really a big fan of drone metal, but I am a HUGE fan of Sunn

ccmetalhead Alice is magnificent

check out Julian Copes 'Discover Odin' and the road to Yggdrasilbury!

"I have a special plan for this world" by Current 93

Beowulf?

Oziel Esparza Woah, nice...

Taylor Swift. Backwards.

Never. Always lower. Lower. Lower.

Lo)))wer

wtf ru smokin simon

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@@kristyy420 you look good ....wya ?

covfefe

China!

@@Vadyastych Covfefe, Mesopotamian god of unclean passages, known to the Greek mystery cults as an aspect of Orpheus?

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The pretension to criticism ratio is WAY off. Snobbism? Yes. Virtue signaling? Maybe. Criticism? Barely.

What's music got to do with it. We can look at a landscape and appreciate it. We can also look at an abstract work and see the aesthetic value. Sonic art can have value without being music. Agreed there is a lot of tosh in the noise scene, but I think most people would concur, this transcends that. Whilst this all may be true don't feel you have to get it, or like it, as with any other art work. You'll then find it doesn't offend you and you can simply move on.

I do enjoy Sunn 0)))'s stuff though. Great for studying music, weirdly...

yet you're here.

@@hellinterface6721 They just enjoy gagging on dick until they see stars