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Recorded between May and June 2000. Electric Wizard includes: Jus Oborn (vocals, guitar); Tim Bagshaw (bass); Mark Greening (drums). Alternative Press (4/01, p.70) - 3 out of 5 - "...A solid album...[of] pure filth-wallowing doom-sludge..." The ... Full DescriptionWire (10/00, p.62) - "...Appropriate for both the burnouts and power electronics fans of your Christmas list." Hide Description Electric Wizard Dopethrone Songs Dopethrone Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews DOOM
Gretest albu ever!
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 Dopethrone
Electric Wizard is heavy.. bottomline. Yet some of their songs are just too long. For instance, I Witchfinder would be better if 4 minutes of it were missing. Overall the music is good and heavy.. the way all music should be!
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A Classic
Many people in the metal community hail Dopethrone as a classic in the Stoner/Doom Metal genre, and they're right to do so. The sound is gigantic. Distorted basslines, slow-crawling catchy-as-hell riffs, pounding drums, and in my opinion, some excellent vocals, albeit very buried. This album screams and reeks of weed. Out of the entire Electric Wizard discography, this has to be my favorite. The musicianship and songwriting skills are far better than their later attempts (mostly because of their later line-up changes). The solos are also much better on this album too, instead of the constant sound of down-picked solos like those on Witchcult Today. Highly recommended!
Submitted by dreamfragments (Nevada)
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definite air of evil and sleeziness hanging over this cd. a bit rudimentary sounding but this is its strength. very slow, very heavy, not technical in any way. big stretched out riffs... real feeling of vertigo from them! a lazy comparison, but perhaps similar to sabbath but sounding as if they'd gone down the ultra hallucinogenic road rather than booze pills and powder route. even lazier comparison... early monster magnet but much slower, scuzzier and much heavier. probably more of a 4.5/5.
Submitted by marko banano (in the middle, uk)
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"frightened people kill what they dont understand.."
this album is...it.
its as high up there with all the great albums in music..
whether it be radiohead's "kid a",
the beatles' "abbey road",
led zeppelin 2,
cryptopsy's "none so vile"
or brutal truth's "extreme conditions..".
"masterpiece" is but a close word to attain its definition.
the three wizards here pushed where black sabbath left off, and brilliantly takes you to the realm of THC embalming anti-matter.
there are no words to describe it but "dopethrone"..
Submitted by isaganisimpliciano (quezon city, philippines)
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