Enforcer - Death By Fire (2013)

Full force of flamboyant 80's heavy metal produced by Sweden's ENFORCER.  Don't let the sound fool you, Death By Fire came out in 2013 and kicks your wussy asses back into hairspray and black leather.  Band formed back in 2004 and has put out 4 LPs, with Death By Fire being their 3rd release.  Great music for beer drinking and acting a fool, so stop reading this and go party!
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Black Math Horseman - Wyllt (2009)

Wyllt by Black Math Horseman is a truly underrated album by four L.A. psych doomers.  Tee Pee Records released this mysterious beauty in 2009 and the band called it quits pretty much right after.  Sometimes a blessing for certain bands to keep from them putting out some forced shit.  Female fronted with some haunting reverb-drenched vocals and guitars just heavy enough for you to slowly bang your head...Wyllt is a fucking gem. Delicate enough to show your mom while still having the grit of an outlaw.
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Bell Witch - Demo (2011)

Amazing American Doom Metal crawling its way out of Seattle, Washington.  This is Bell Witch's first release and they have not slowed down since, fame speaking, musically...probably even slower.  I was lucky to catch this duo on their tour with Primitive Man at a shithole, the best kind, punk bar.  Hopefully again this fall with Pallbearer.  Watching Bell Witch live is like being sucked into a black hole.  They captivate all your senses and bring you into their world.  My sub-genre for them would be "Loner Metal"...music you only put on when your buy yourself.  Otherwise, your friends will fall asleep.
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Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen (1967)

Just a few days after Christmas in 1967, Leonard Cohen graced us with his gift to the world, Songs of Leonard Cohen.  His Debut LP that beautifully sets your lazy Saturday mood.  This wordsmith reads poems backwards, half drunk, with the smell of sex and still makes them sound like Walt Whitman piece.  Total badass.  Kick your feet up, relax and drink some coffee while enjoying this Canadian Poet.
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Enthroned - Towards the Skullthrone of Satan (1997)

If your a fan of Black Metal and don't get down with this 45min fury, then you can just get the hell out! Sike, but really, this is a relentless beast.  You get the same feeling of being chased by a dog that wants to tear your flesh off when endearing this LP.  Towards the Skullthrone of Satan was released in 1997 by Belgium's Enthroned and is their 2nd full length. With drums beating down your door and Lord Sabathan carrying some of the worlds best BM vocals its hard to say anything in foul nature about this album.  Exclaimer : Do not advise you to listen to this past volume 5, drink coffee and take 2 vyvanses or heart may explode. DO IT. Total music ecstasy.
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Witchcraft - Witchcraft (2004)

Swedish Pentagram worshipers Witchcraft, put out this god-tier stoner/psych rock LP back in 2004 and still holds up as one of the best to this day.  Brilliant song structure and even with the scene being flooded with these style of bands nowadays, Witchcraft stands way out of the crowd.  Magnus Pealander (Gutiarist/Vox) used to be in a band named Norrsken, ft. members of the great GRAVEYARD, and in 2000 when that band fell apart he went to create this golden child.  He has this way of telling his stories like a mom putting her son to bed, but in a weed & whiskey filled basement with vintage equipment everywhere. This album is in my top 10 of all time.  Bow down to your master.

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Tombs - Path to totality (2011)

Hailing from the North American Apple, this Brooklyn, NYC group released one of my favorite metal albums...Path to totality.  The feeling of this album is wet, cold and filled with sorrow.  Somehow Tombs produced an atmosphere that seeps through the music with such texture, you have to wipe off before getting rings on your wooden coffee table.  Path to Totality was released in 2011 on Relapse and, in my opinion, haven't reached this level of excellence since.  They have put out two LPs (Savage Gold & The Grand Annihilation) after P.O.T. but went a different style production/sound wise i feel and lost me a little.  Don't let that discourage this fucking masterpiece.
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