Yob - The Illusion Of Motion flac album

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Band Name Yob. Album Name The Illusion of Motion. Labels Metal Blade Records. Music StyleDoom Metal. Members owning this album45. 1. Ball Of Molten Lead. 2. Exorcism of the Host. 3. Doom 4. The Illusion of Motion. Other productions from Yob. Our Raw Heart. Clearing the Path to Ascend.

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The Illusion of Motion Tracklist. Ball of Molten Lead Lyrics. Exorcism of the Host Lyrics. 4. The Illusion of Motion Lyrics. Producers Billy Barnett. Writers YOB. Record Label Metal Blade Records. Show all albums by YOB. Home.

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The Illusion of Motion is a music studio album recording by YOB (Experimental/Post Metal/Progressive Rock) released in 2004 on cd, lp, vinyl and/or cassette. They've got enough of the former to take pleasure in some real slow, heavy riffs, but enough of the latter to put a bit of a skip in the album's step - things never slow down to an absolute, total crawl as they might do with a more funereal or po-faced doom metal release, but instead have just a pinch of.

The Illusion of Motion (2004) by YOB. Labels: Metal Blade Records. Genres: Heavy Metal, Traditional Doom Metal. Songs: Ball of Molten Lead, Exorcism of the Host, Doom The Illusion of Motion. Members: Mike Scheidt, Isamu Sato, Travis Foster. Album (Studio full-length).

YOB are the masters of dynamics and never lose your attention or momentum for the album's running time. Even when it's for the sparse tempo change, as in the album highlight Doom That in retrospect to the sluggish speed of the other songs, seems to fly by alarmingly. It's an album that never gets tiring, even with numerous listens. As you hear more and more things you didn't pick up on before, each listen is almost like an entirely new experience. Like the gorgeous lead playing at the 7:40 mark of Exorcism of the Host, that I only picked up on after. On their Metal Blade debut The Illusion of Motion, they created their masterpiece. By adding a new drummer along with a heavy dose of stoner aggression and a bigger production, to the spacey psychedelic music on Catharsis and their debut. Read that sentence out loud and tell me if it makes any sense to you. loose should be "lose".