#doomdeathmetal #doommetal #deathmetalclassics ?Blood Spore Fungal Warfare Upon All Life Review? 0:00 Intro/Initial Thoughts/CD Cosmetics/Lineup 4:28 Album Review/Track Preview/Final Thoughts/Rating 11:26 Subscribe/Merchandise/Join The Channel 12:31 End Screen/Watch More go subscribe to Barry and Rich of THAT GOAT METAL SHOW here @thegoatmaster My buddy @Drewcifer and @mordantrhed Join this channel to get access to perks: https://bit.ly/3xAPRjq Check out my official Bonfire store now https://www.youtube.com/c/MusicOfDestruction/store ►Please hit that subscribe button and turn on ?Notifications? ?Hit That Join Button and get awesome perks for just 4.99$ per month! https://www.youtube.com/c/MusicOfDestruction/membership ?MOD merchandise(Teespring) https://bit.ly/3MUce9j ?MOD merchandise (Bonfire) https://bit.ly/3sSV3vQ ?Twitch Channel and Podcast-https://bit.ly/3rjcg2p Welcome to album review Tuesdays here on the channel and tonight we are doing a review of an awesome underground modern death/doom elite band with BLOOD SPORE yes that’s right folks we are going into the world of Mycelial filth and slime for this review and rightfully so because this band is one of the best modern death/doom bands to crawl out of the fungal rot ridden soil and amongst the elites of the modern day era within the underground of course! Now these maniacs hail from Philadelphia Pennsylvania and have released 4 albums now with 2 splits and 2 Eps and hopefully we will see full length soon from these manaics! This band is quickly becoming one of my favorites in the Death/Doom genre because of their uncompromising spirit towards trends and the “new age” garbage world of modern death metal! They believe in the old school and want to keep that flame burning bright! This band also definitely feels every ounce of expression they are conveying within their twisted ideology and aesthetic So Blood Spore’s lineup is as follows Christopher Emerson Bass (2018-present), Vocals (2018-present) Fred Grabosky Drums (2018-present) Luke Gary Guitars (2018-present) Kyler Bartee Guitars (2019-present) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrQQm-_Qros

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#Blacksabbath #Heavymetal #Review ▶️Black Sabbath Master Of Reality Review◀️ 0:00 Intro/Initial Thoughts 2:44 Album Review/Track Preview/Rating 12:07 Subscribe/MOD Merch/How to Support The Channel 13:10 Reviews On The Run Promo/End Screen/Links To Other Videos ►Please hit that subscribe button, turn on ?Notifications? ►https://www.patreon.com/musicofdestruction Get access to exclusive content ?MOD merchandise available-https://bit.ly/2ZqHLZM Welcome to album review Tuesdays here on music of destruction. So tonight I am reviewing an absolute classic from 1971 and if you don’t know who the fuck this band is? Then get the fuck off of this channel now! Tonight we are having a look at Black Sabbath-Master Of Reality now this album was released in 1971 on Warner Bros Records and I gotta say man that this is among my favorite Black Sabbath albums. I find that a lot of people don’t really talk about this record and im not sure why. Even the band themselves are quite modest when they discuss it, almost as if they feel like it’s not some of their best work. Well make no mistake about it because this album is some of their best work in my opinion. Now of course you might not share the same opinion as myself? And that’s completely fine with me! If you need a history lesson on Black Sabbath? I did an entire podcast on the history of the band so become a patron The Line-up on Master Of Reality is as follows: Tony Iommi-Lead Guitar Geezer Butler-Bass Guitar Ozzy Osbourne-Lead Vocals Bill Ward-Drums So the album opens with “Sweet leaf” which has someone coughing on what I assume to be a marijuana toke and the doom laden slow paced stoner riffing surrounds you in a cloud of bong smoke and chill somber lava lamp ambiance which makes the song feel like you’re actually stoned and relaxing in this bong smoked atmosphere. Drum work and bass highlight these tones and feeling very well. Ozzy’s vocals are of course in full passion and conviction here.. though this sure isn’t black Sabbath at their darkest point yet, this song is definitely all about escapism and peace from a drug induced haze that marijuana can provide. I know I use to be a huge pothead. You can certainly tell where bands like Electric Wizard and Sleep got their influences from. This is classic downtempo stoner doom metal/rock. The song picks up in tempo and shifts between many different psychedelic nuances and peaks and valley’s as well. This is an absolute stellar opener and begins the album quite well! Killer song! Next up is After Forever (Including The Elegy) And this one opens up with a rather upbeat tone and riff as it breaks into its main doom laden downtempo stoner rock haze and the bass and drum work is impeccable and imma ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJyYKXZx0LY

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