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Cool, I was just checking you out on FB. Very tight, I love the 70's vibe I'm getting from it. When are you guys playing again and I mean in Ottawa? BTW, I've always been a sucker for instrumental doom/stoner bands. Keep it up.Hey, another person from Ottawa in this thread. That's a first.
Enjoying that royal blood band that was mentioned the other day.
New HoF album being worked on, and they're also playing 5 shows in Australia for our friends down under: Invalid Link Removed
“Everyone is asking what the new High on Fire music sounds like,” adds Kensel. “Chew on some mescaline and listen to side B of Sabbath’s “Master of Reality” backwards at 78 RPM and it might give you an idea.”
Cool, I was just checking you out on FB. Very tight, I love the 70's vibe I'm getting from it. When are you guys playing again and I mean in Ottawa? BTW, I've always been a sucker for instrumental doom/stoner bands. Keep it up.
That's awesome. Saw they're playing Chicago 3 nights in a row... Wish we had 1/3 of that type of scene here so HoF would play here one nightWe're playing with HOF later this week (sunday) pretty excited for it. Hopefully they'll play some of this so called new material.
Snakes for the Divine was a giant turd to me. I could never really get past the production quality. Sounded like I was listening to the album with ear muffs on.I thought the last HOF record was a big step up from Snakes for the Divine - looking forward to the next one.
Yeah, that was the major sticking point for me too. I thought the songs were good (Bastard Samurai!), but that production was so weird - clean and sterile yet still somehow muffled. I'd take TAOSD or SBT-style Billy Anderson mud over that weirdness any day of the week.Snakes for the Divine was a giant turd to me. I could never really get past the production quality. Sounded like I was listening to the album with ear muffs on.
“Everyone is asking what the new High on Fire music sounds like,” adds Kensel. “Chew on some mescaline and listen to side B of Sabbath’s “Master of Reality” backwards at 78 RPM and it might give you an idea.”
Snakes for the Divine was a giant turd to me. I could never really get past the production quality. Sounded like I was listening to the album with ear muffs on.
Yeah, that was the major sticking point for me too. I thought the songs were good (Bastard Samurai!), but that production was so weird - clean and sterile yet still somehow muffled. I'd take TAOSD or SBT-style Billy Anderson mud over that weirdness any day of the week.
Just checked them out, cool stuff. Sounds like a heavy version of indie rock to me (in a good way). Kind of an oddball comparison, maybe it's the vocals, but it sort of makes me think of a heavy version of the band We Are Scientists.