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The Ocean takes a whole new musical direction on Heliocentric. This new album is much more diverse than the previous three albums. Heliocentric ranges from soft songs featuring piano to heavy sludge tracks. Although fluXion and the second disc of Precambrian have been described as atmospheric and symphonic, both are still rather abrasive and come nowhere close to the level that Heliocentric is on. The lyrics of this album revolve around a debate between science and religion, from the perspective of science. A follow-up album, Anthropocentric, which takes the religious point of view will be released later this year.1) Shamayim2) Firmament3) The First Commandment of the Luminaries4) Ptolemy Was Wrong5) Metaphysics of the Hangman6) Catharsis of a Heretic7) Swallowed by the Earth8) Epiphany9) The Origin of Species10) The Origin of GodMyspaceDownload
Stoner metal at its finest. This classic album is slow, groovy, bluesy, and everything else that stoner metal should be.1) Dragonaut2) The Druid3) Evil Gypsy/Solomon's Theme4) Some Grass5) Aquarian6) Holy Mountain7) Inside the Sun8) From Beyond9) Nain's BaptismMyspaceDownload
After months of intense amounts of schoolwork and not wanting to have to deal with complaints by record labels, I post my next album.
A sludge classic. Slow, heavy, dark as hell. What more could you want?1) Warning Signs2) Stillborn3) History of Hell4) Sacred Predictions5) Country Doctor6) Tower Place7) Sea HagMyspaceDownload
It should be known that there is no such thing as a bad Neurosis side project. Steve Von Till's work under the name Harvestman is strong evidence. In a Dark Tongue, Harvestman's sophomore effort, features a cross between Neurosis' brand of sludge and northwestern US folk metal.1) World Ash2) Karlsteine3) Birch-Wood Bower4) By Wind and Sun5) Music of the Dark Torrent6) Eibhli Ghail Chiuin Ni Chearbhail7) Headless Staves of Poets8) The Hawk of Achill9) Carved in Aspen10) Light Cycle11) In a Dark Tongue12) Centre of the WorldMyspaceDownload
You know how every year there's that one mainstream album that kicks ass? Well this year, that album is Crack the Skye. Instead of the usual obnoxious groove metal, Mastodon opted for a sludgier and more psychedelic sound on this album. Scott Kelly of Neurosis appears on the title track, performing guest vocals.1) Oblivion2) Divinations3) Quintessence4) The Czar: Usurper/Escape/Martyr/Spiral5) Ghost of Karelia6) Crack the Skye7) The Last BaronMyspaceDownload
