Posts Tagged ‘Yob’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › Y on Thursday, September 11th, 2014
Through tremendous work ethics, perseverance and a non-stop willingness to break down and twist the conventions of the doom genre, Eugene, Oregon’s YOB are deservedly regarded as one of the most innovative and revered bands in the modern doom landscape. The formidable trio, led by mastermind Mike Scheidt (vocals, guitar), disbanded following 2005’s excellent The […]
Tags: 2014, Luke Saunders, Neurot Recordings, Review, Yob
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › Y on Thursday, July 23rd, 2009
Not being quite certain whether the title refers to the end of the lawsuits related to Mike Scheidt’s interim band, Middian, or whether this is his way of saying that the reformation of the band he is best known for is a one-off kiss this ass goodbye proposition – hope not – I am quite […]
Tags: 2009, John Gnesin, Profound Lore Records, Review, Yob
Posted in News on Thursday, May 14th, 2009
Reunited “cosmic doom metal” band YOB has completed work on its new full length album entitled The Great Cessation. The record will see a July 14, 2009 release date via Profound Lore Records. Long respected as one of doom metal’s finest and most potent bands, YOB creates mastodonic, mind-bending music. The Great Cessation was recorded […]
Tags: 2009, News, Profound Lore Records, Yob
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › Y on Monday, September 5th, 2005
Come with me, if you dare, into the uncharted sonic depths of the dense, murky musical ocean that is Yob. With every new release, Yob grows increasingly dynamic, layered and interesting to delve into. The Unreal Never Lived finds the band at it, dare I say it, most melodic to date. Not that they’re in […]
Tags: 2005, Metal Blade Records, Review, Shawn Pelata, Yob
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › Y on Tuesday, October 19th, 2004
Every so often, an album is released that contains a markedly higher level of anticipation around it. Promises of a “groundbreaking” or a “genre-defining” effort are thrown around like so many empty words, as most people know that such promises rarely come to fruition. The latest such “big” album in the pipe is the next from […]
Tags: 2004, Andy Shal, Metal Blade Records, Review, Yob