1. |
STONEHENGE
03:51
|
|||
2. |
IRON LADY
02:19
|
|||
3. |
HEXAGON
02:44
|
|||
4. |
OCTOBER
03:51
|
|||
5. |
FALL OUT
02:19
|
|||
6. |
KIBBUTZ
03:26
|
|||
7. |
PLEXUS
01:00
|
|||
8. |
HAIL
02:43
|
|||
9. |
CATHECHISM
02:45
|
|||
10. |
HOLEBONES
02:27
|
|||
11. |
ANACLASIS
02:07
|
|||
12. |
THEBES
06:03
|
|||
13. |
BIGHEAD
04:59
|
RUINS Tokyo, Japan
If you like RUINS, you may also like:
supported by 22 fans who also own “Stonehenge”
Always fun to listen to. I have nearly everything they've put out. One criticism I have, however, is they tend to repeat short musical phrases in 4 or 8 measure blocks. (blah blah blah, bada bada bada, blah blah blah, bada bada bada, [repeat ]).
go to album
supported by 12 fans who also own “Stonehenge”
Twelve year old me would be in heaven... Growing up a band kid, I listened to and played a lot of saxophone. Charlie parker was my go to because I liked his blistering fast riffs, with nuanced emotion built in. Then when I became a grown ass man, I moved on from sax music and on to metal. Dillinger Escape Plan became my go-to. It was crazy, frantic, and heavy. This album I found on the Ipecac catalog, and couldn't be happier.
go to album
Snowflakes in July - EP
by Alex Henry Foster & The Long Shadows
Three renditions of “Snowflakes in July” explore all aspects of the song’s stunning beauty, including a mind-blowing 17-minute live version.
go to album
Before The Day Has Gone
by Bellini
Ten years may have passed since the last Bellini record, but the math rock group sound as fierce as ever.
go to album
Mot, the Valuator, Incredible God
by Ox en Mayo Alto
A heavy blend of post-rock and shoegaze from Argentina's Ox en Mayo Alto rides big emotional crests and contemplative valleys.
go to album
supported by 12 fans who also own “Stonehenge”
A brilliant, experimental blend of jazz, prog, metal, opera, avant-garde, and much more, with memorable melodies and presented with confidence and technical skill. Somewhat based on Zeuhl but definitely its own thing.
go to album
