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In episode sixteen, we delve into Scott Lawlor’s beautiful and heartfelt tribute to his brother Joe, who passed away November 2017. We dabble in some delectable sludge metal riffage enshrouded in post-metal atmospheres with Mass Culture’s Primal | Ephemeral and we embark into the uncharted auditory territory of power electronics via the mysterious one-man project, Bell, and their album Secrets from a Distant Star.
Thank you for listening. Let us know what you think about each of these records below and please feel free to leave us some album suggestions for future episodes.
1. Scott Lawlor - Transition


Genre: Ambient / Drone
Label: Self-released
From: Corinth, TX
“This album is a tribute to the memory of a great man who was a loving husband, a courageous brother and father who will eternally watch over his two children for all the rest of their days on Earth. Each of the 5 songs on this album, which were composed between November 25th and 29th, has a story behind it and they were written to convey a sense of the tears and heartache that we all have experienced as a result of this great man being taken from us way too soon. ” — From Scott’s Bandcamp on Transition
2. Mass Culture - Primal | Ephemeral

Genre: Post-metal / Sludge / Post-hardcore
Label: Self-released
From: Athens, Greece
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