Mike Scheidt Discography of CDs

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Mike Scheidt music CDs YOB has never exactly been easy listening. They are masters of doom metal -- slow, heavy, ominous, forceful headbanger music with a strong appreciation of Black Sabbath (whose riffs have been a primary influence on the doom/stoner/sludge field). But the Oregon residents have managed to increase the heaviness factor somewhat on The Unreal Never Lived, which favors a generally thicker, more distorted sound than their previous releases. That isn't to say that YOB has turned into one of the many ultra-dense, ultra-claustrophobic metalcore or death metal bands that believes in bruising for the sake of bruising; even with the increased heaviness, The Unreal Never Lived is not the type of metal album that goes out of its way to be harsh. Nonetheless, the thickness factor has definitely increased for YOB -- and another thing that makes The Unreal Never Lived come as a bit of a surprise is Mike ...

Mike Scheidt CD discography The terms doom metal and stoner rock have something in common with the terms death metal and black metal: they're two terms that don't mean the exact same thing, but the styles are so similar (both have a major Black Sabbath fixation) that they are often used interchangeably. And just as death metal and black metal can easily overlap, there are many bands that are relevant to both doom metal and stoner rock. Still, doom and stoner aren't quite the same; ...

Mike Scheidt albums Probably one of the greatest descriptions of the heaviness of doom metallists YOB comes in the press release for their 2009 release, GREAT CESSATION: "Heavier than the world's entire elephant population." Hailing from Eugene, OR (not exactly thought of as a doom metal mecca), YOB opted to call it a day in 2006, but two years later, the call of the recording studio had brought the lads back together, resulting in their fifth album overall (and first for the Profound Lore ...

Mike Scheidt discography Clocking in at just over nine minutes, this split album from Kill Your Idols and Full Speed Ahead packs a ton of hardcore fury into a small package. With every song delivered at a blistering pace, this release from 2000 feels like it could've come out of the East Coast during the hardcore heydays of the '80s. Highly recommended for fans of Minor Threat, Agnostic Front, Negative Approach, and being generally angry. ~ Gregory Heaney Full performer name: Kill Your Idols/Full Speed ...