Showing posts with label Bong. Show all posts
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Sunday, 10 May 2015

MOSS gig roundup


Just a quick thank you to all who attended the MOSS, BONG and NEOLITHIC show at The Cluny on Friday the 8th of May. Here are some photos and links to full galleries of each band from GJB Performance Photography:

MOSS




BONG




NEOLITHIC




Thanks once again to all the performers.


Saturday, 4 April 2015

MOSS // BONG // NEOLITHIC



Inverted Grim-Mill Recordings Present:


MOSS

Since they emerged from Hampshire's catacombs in late 2000, Moss have tirelessly dragged intimidating amplification and metaphysical malignance down a murky and overgrown path to oblivion. Whilst their sound has morphed slowly from lengthy and devastating exorcisms of psychic horror to a comparatively traditional form of sermonising, the last decade and a half had only seen them draw closer to a motherlode of ceremonial ambience and otherworldly dread. Fuelled by classic doom metal and British horror yet in thrall to no-one but their own wayward co-ordinates, these three seers have created a formidable collection of audial documents that bear testimony to an unflinching fascination with the ghastly and esoteric.



BONG

Local doom legends Bong need no introduction. Ahead of the release of their new LP We Are, We Were And We Will Have Been, expect to hear sounds from this upcoming record, performed as a three piece.



NEOLITHIC

Sunderland's finest misery mongers. The sound of really big things falling over.
Born To Suffer 3" demo CD released by Inverted Grim-Mill Recordings for this show.



Friday the 8th of May 2015
The Cluny
Newcastle Upon Tyne
£10 advance // £12 on the door




Narc magazine wrote some words about the show too:





Saturday, 24 May 2014

HORSE LATITUDES // COLTSBLOOD // OMMADON // BONG

Leave Me Here + Inverted Grim-Mill Recordings have teamed up to bring you this cracker of a night. 



HORSE LATITUDES (Finland)

Menacing and majestic, the riffs and atmospheres of Horse Latitudes never veer off into pretension. This trio includes two bass guitar players who combine intricately with a vocalising drummer to execute a sublime form of doom that is heavy as well as serene.




COLTSBLOOD (Liverpool)

Punishing and methodical, Coltsblood's grim sludge encapsulates the haunting howls of ancient armies entering battle. Relentless and dense soul-crushing doom riffs are accompanied with cacophonous drums and the war cries of our ancestors. Coltsblood remind us of the pain as they travel on a bleak journey into the dark remnants of a battle torn past. 




OMMADON (Glasgow/Newcastle)

Heavy and gravity laden, Ommadon's raw and minimal doom comes clawed down from the Moon and crashes to the Earth at a glacial pace. This two piece create huge chasms of heavy riffs telepathically bound with clangorous percussion. A filthy rich heaviness that is always perilously close to collapse into the abyss. 




BONG (Space)

Ritualistic and trance inducing, Bong create molten drone guitar laden vibes that continuously overlap in a journey through ancient space. A sitar crowned swathe of rhythm and darkness brings on eastern tones and reminds us that endurance through darkness leads to mystical fulfilment. Bong are true journeymen and you will be encouraged to accompany them into oblivion. 




Wednesday 23rd July at The Head of Steam, Newcastle Upon Tyne

Doors 7pm, Tickets £7 from the links below