Volume One is a Metal album by Sleep, originally released in 1991. On Gatefold: 10 pressings tracked, owned by 7 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Metal
- Doom Metal
- fuzzy
- hypnotic
- psychedelic
About
The debut of doom-metal pioneers Sleep serves up emotionally bleak sludge, similar to the music they recorded under their previous name, Asbestosdeath. Stuffed full of phlegm-drenched screams and slowly writhing grooves, “The Suffering” and “Anguish” aren’t songs so much as violent wars of attrition. The production is big and super raw, with the piercing distortion and feedback shooting out of “Scourge” (easily the album’s most chaotic jam) feeling like they’re going to impale you.
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Tracklist
- 1Stillborn6:18
- 2The Suffering5:12
- 3Numb3:30
- 4Anguish5:37
- 5Catatonic6:04
- 6Nebuchadnezzar's Dream4:47
- 7The Wall of Yawn5:32
- 8Prey3:46
- 9Scourge5:02
Credits
Performers
- Al CisnerosBASS VOCALS
- Chris HakiusDRUMS
- Justin MarlerGUITAR VOCALS
- Matt PikeGUITAR VOCALS
7 collectors on Gatefold own this · 10 pressings tracked on Gatefold