No Funeral , Livid - Split LP flac album

No Funeral (4), Livid (13) ‎– Split LP. Label: Live Fast Die Recordings (No Funeral Recordings) ‎– NF003. Hand numbered, limited to 500 copies on 180 gram mixed colored vinyl. LP includes download of full album. Matrix, Runout: NF003.

The answer lies in Minnesota with, Live Fast Die Records. With bands like, No Funeral & Circadian Ritual bringing the sonic excess,crushing tunes, and general disgust of mankind. In these awesome limited tapes and LPs, Not only is the DIY aesthetic alive and well it’s done better than mostly all of their labels/bands. also DOWNLOAD CODES!!

Album Name No Funeral - Livid. Data de lançamento 15 Agosto 2017. Labels Live Fast Die Recordings. Estilo de MúsicaSludge Doom. Membros têm este álbum0.

Entitled Misanthrope, No Funeral’s inaugural album is a wrathful, belligerent discharge of discontent. A boiling sense of contempt for - well, life itself - spans the album’s four tracks. Those who find sludge too repetitive will appreciate the album’s grooving (by sludge standards) pace. I've received word that there will be a No Funeral/Livid split down the road and I can't fucking hear it. This album was killer, and if you haven't heard it yet you should definitely do so! " -Super Dank Metal Jams. Sludgy, slow, and heavier than an obese rhino: perhaps the only way you can describe Misanthrope, debut release of Minnesotan doom metal quartet No Funeral.

The LP will be released via Live Fast Die Recordings. This split album is 3 only songs long but each song is a mammoth undertaking requiring time to absorb & enjoy them. Give it time because you’ll get way more out of it then you might on the first listen. The first two tracks come from No Funeral. Infection gets things started well with the sound of a gong being hit alongside some really dark sounding guitars & hard drum beats. No Funeral have brought the heavy doom to this split album. Their tracks are thrilling to listen too putting all the onus on Livid to somehow better them. Livid offer just one track but it’s an 18 minute doom heavy number that has atmosphere dripping from every pore. The slow methodical pace is dark & oppressive sounding with the only moments of lightness coming from the soaring vocal style. It’s an incredible listen that never feels like it’s dragging.

Hailing from the Twin Cities, No Funeral and Livid combine forces to trudge their listeners through despair. No Funeral rep their side with strewn dejection over two tracks, Infection and Disease Brought By Depression, running nine and 11 minutes respectively. Battling for despondent supremacy, Livid offer a single 18-minute track of desolate yearning: False Hope. No Funeral are built from former members of Sourvein and Ashen. The visceral loathing traverses through sludge into death metal and crust punk. This ugly bastardization pummels listeners relentlessly. After a punchy split with Major Accident, 2002 saw the release of this LP, What Goes Around Comes Around, on DSS Records, produced by Mick Jones of The Clash. Foreign Legion’s 2000-era sound held elements of their original Oi! stomp while weaving in melodic riffs. Maturity was blended into Foreign Legion’s rebellious urges.

A split album (or split) is a music album which includes tracks by two or more separate artists. There have been singles and EPs of the same variety, which are often called "split singles" and "split EPs" respectively. Split albums differ from "various artists" compilation albums in that they generally include several tracks of each artist, or few artists with one or two tracks each, instead of multiple artists with only one or two tracks each.