Camel Of Doom - Terrestrial (2016) / Genre - Experimental Doom Metal / Record Label - Solitude Productions
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this one is everyone's favourite. Doom-Metal.com gave it a perfect rating of
10/10, summing up the release with these words - "it's a completely
top-notch album and emphatically the first to make my 'best of 2016' contenders
list... "
Experimental doom
metal band from UK, Camel of Doom,
release their latest album on the ever-great doom label Solitude Productions,
and as always, the quality is standard-setting. Unlike the expected
atmospheric/funeral doom of the highest quality, for a change, Camel of Doom here play a weird
but not unsettling kind of doom that's refreshing to hear - it has a spacey
quality to the whole thing, a touch of vast ambiance, progressive
experimentation and seamless passages stretching out into eternity. This has
elements of sludge, dark ambient, a bit of stoner and even atmospheric doom. The
album is a foray into the unplumbed depths of space, a unique excursion that
leaves you writhing for answers, for embedded in its drawn-out histrionics are
epiphanies the genre could benefit from. Camel of Doom
are a revelation, a band that aren't content with merely mimicking others; they
are out to change the perception, to do something beyond what is conceived to
be possible, much like a trip to outer space.
Album lineup:
Kris Clayton -
Guitar/Keyboards/Vocals
Simon Whittle - Bass
Thomas Vallely -
Drums (Studio Session)
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