The Abominable Iron Sloth-The Id Will Overcome

The latest thousand pound slab of churning hell from the pissed off fuckers of The Abominable Iron Sloth. If waking up to find yourself buried alive with the weight of the world atop your wooden nightmare is your thing, then let this record be your backing track.

Cry to your god

Brainoil

Essential if you are a sludge fan. Nathan from Stormcrow and Greg from Laudanum. Great tunes for vibing out while you rip on a fat bowl and slam back a few beers.

Get fucked

Horseback-The Invisible Mountain

Horseback.

Whats to say about Horseback? Laid back stoner? Mellow sludge? Contemplative doom? Post whatever the fuck? Whatever you call them you are in for a treat. Intense vibes and laid back melodies conceal a sinister voice speaking to the downtrodden masses. No build ups are present, preferring one constant hypnotic speed. An album perfect for your favorite nightcap, be it heroin or marijuana, mushrooms or lotus.

Traverse the stars

Toadliquor- The Hortator's Lament

No one knows who the fuck Toadliquor are. No one gives a fuck. This is a sonic fist fight contained in the boundaries of what these tunes can offer. Take it in like you would hard drugs. Mainlined and with a grim smile on your face and a fierce outlook on life in your eyes. This isn't a pretty world and the gods never meant for you to have a beautiful life.

heroin for the spirit

Burning Witch-Crippled Lucifer

Here is presented one of the most gut wrenching and painful sludge-doom groups for your consumption on America's most gluttonous of days. While most are off to fuel the monster that is the capitalist machine, showing the world one media mechanized feeding frenzy after another that America can outshine the world in total unabashed sin and simultaneously proving that the US will bring the downfall of the human race in it's pursuit of Roman level lusts. Xul showcases what will be one of the soundtracks to humanities downfall. Tortured vocals leveled with a funeral paced band that were pieced together from the ashes of Thorr's Hammer. Xul included the reissued version of this album as it contained extra material not featured on the first and is in Xul's opinion a better release.

Disk I

Disk II