It seems that Black Sabbath have just left the recording room and the amps are still hot. Than Amplified Heat came in and recorded their How Do You Like The Sound Of That record. The sound of this American stoner-retro-blues crew is totally old, no distortion no mastering, only garage attitude and the vibe of good old blues-rock. Amplified Heat were actually playing blues for seven years before they reformed and switched to more stoner garage oriented sound.
The Haggis Horns
The Haggis Horns is a very nice funk ensemble from England, or better to say deep funk. The sound combines jazz, funk, afrobeat and soul; and the musicians are spectacular. Actually a great hit album for every summer.
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21 Grams OST
21 Grams by Alejandro Gonzales is actually one of the best movies that I have ever seen. It has everything it is dramatic, it has a bit of hope, lots of thinking, it has the vibe of great independent movies and it is filmed in indescribable manner when the storylines are ripped to pieces and you are basically collecting a puzzle for the first half hour of the movie. And of course it has great music.
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Sunshine OST
Sunshine is the seventh movie of talented cult director Danny Boyle (Trainspotting, 28 Days Later etc.), a science fiction epic influenced by cult movies like Space Odyssey and Solaris. While the plot itself is the circling aground huge ship and the dying sun the main thing are happening in the minds of the crew. The only bad thing in the movie is the ending the last part of the movie is like a space slasher with not much soul and ideas. Still the main part is spectacular, the movie is definitely a must see thing.
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Dax Riggs
This dude sings about a demon tied to a chair in his brain and that seems to be true. Dax Riggs started his carrier in the sludge metal outfit Acid Bath then switched on to Agents Of Oblivion and Deadboy and the Elephantmen. His music evolved from raw Mississippi sludge metal to progressive stoner to blues… of better to say some kind of blues.
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