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Khanate: Khanate - VINYL
Khanate: Khanate - VINYL
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Title: Khanate
Artist: Khanate
Label: Sacred Bones
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 843563166833
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2023-12-01
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: 180 GRAM VINYL
Khanate's self titled debut (2001) has all the pleasant ambiance of a plane crash site, a bleak urban waste of mangled and torn metal beams and hissed alarms. When Khanate first issued instructions to the void in 2001, the band was embraced as the next iteration of guitarist Stephen O'Malley's tube-cracking forays into amplifier variance; a fascinating further step of vocalist Alan Dubin and low-frequency shifter James Plotkin's space charts; and a warning forthe crawling-pace hammers of Tim Wyskida's drums. But Khanate was not preaching of coming doom or offering emotional catharsis. The band was totally post-dread. The worst had already happened, and would continue to happen, over and over. The 5 songs on Khanate sound like an "orchestrated root canal" (Julian Cope).
Tracks:
1.1 Pieces of Quiet
1.2 Skin Coat
1.3 Torching Koroviev
1.4 Under Rotting Sky
1.5 No Joy
Artist: Khanate
Label: Sacred Bones
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 843563166833
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2023-12-01
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: 180 GRAM VINYL
Khanate's self titled debut (2001) has all the pleasant ambiance of a plane crash site, a bleak urban waste of mangled and torn metal beams and hissed alarms. When Khanate first issued instructions to the void in 2001, the band was embraced as the next iteration of guitarist Stephen O'Malley's tube-cracking forays into amplifier variance; a fascinating further step of vocalist Alan Dubin and low-frequency shifter James Plotkin's space charts; and a warning forthe crawling-pace hammers of Tim Wyskida's drums. But Khanate was not preaching of coming doom or offering emotional catharsis. The band was totally post-dread. The worst had already happened, and would continue to happen, over and over. The 5 songs on Khanate sound like an "orchestrated root canal" (Julian Cope).
Tracks:
1.1 Pieces of Quiet
1.2 Skin Coat
1.3 Torching Koroviev
1.4 Under Rotting Sky
1.5 No Joy
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