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Black Cobra Discography of CDs
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Chronomega CD (2009)
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Then again, in the world of heavy metal, where basslines so often do little more than double the guitar parts, one can sort of make a case for adequately amplified guitar/drum duos like Black Cobra, who have made quite a racket for themselves so far, thank you very much, with their first pair of releases through At a Loss Recordings -- so much so that their third effort, 2009's Chronomega, finds them graduating to the mighty Southern Lord label and, one would assume, the chance of obtaining wider exposure and recognition for their savage brand of sludge-thrash. Heck, on the particularly surprising "Chronosphere," Black Cobra even get a groove on for arguably the first time in their career, igniting a dancefloor mosh-off that would leave Queens of the Stone Age bruised and bleeding. Together, the pair propels violent juggernauts such as "Negative Reversal," "Machine," and the utterly devastating "Storm Shadow" (like Motörhead with rabies!) forward like sonic battering rams. Yet there are still innumerable power chord counterpoints, weaving harmonies, and creepy melodies spread across these and other songs (e.g., "Lighting in His Hand," "Nefarian Triangle"), rattling one's wisdom teeth enough to make this set anything but one-dimensional. As on previous releases, the bottom end normally provided by that absent four-string instrument is hardly missed, thanks to the deafening distortion framing Albert Landrian's (ex-Cavity) saber-toothed riffs and Rafael Martinez's (also of Acid King) battle drums. Ever the Rodney Dangerfields of the rock & roll band hierarchy (i.e. "no respect!"), bass players are now faced -- in the third millennium's first decade, anyhow -- with the far grimmer prospect of being completely excluded from the band, man!
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Bestial CD (2006)
$10.79
Two years after teasing future acolytes with a cruelly brief, three-song, six-minute EP, the bi-coastal duo known as Black Cobra finally found time in 2006 to reconvene and record their full-length debut, BESTIAL, which by comparison, felt like a box
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Feather And Stone CD (2007)
$9.99
Knowing full well that no one can rip ragged heavy metal riffs out of a Les Paul better than High on Fire's Matt Pike, their disciples in Black Cobra did the next best thing and cranked Jason Landrian's six-string through
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Black Cobra CD discography Alternate spellings: CD discography of songs by band, discographie, dicography, discology, disography, discografie, discogrophy, diskography.
 Black Cobra Songs
Popular or famous Black Cobra music songs: Catalyst, Beneath, Broken On The Wheel, Cry Of Melora, El Equis, Kay-Dur-Twenty, Omniscient, One Nine. More music songs Sombra De Bestia, Sugar Water, Thrown From Great Heights, Swords For Teeth, El Doce De Octubre, Ascension, Below the Cusp. More music songs Dragon & Phoenix, Five Daggers, Red Tide, Saphire Falcon, Thanos.
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