I compared my first album cover to my most recent photos. Eyehategods Take as Needed for Pain takes that feeling and runs with it, turning it into crushing, coiling, sweltering sludge. By the time it ends, the album just blurs into a big mound of corrosive, swampy doom metal riffage. He wanted to be clear that the eye is the lamp of the body, and what you look at affects the. Through a stealthy collection of tortured tracks, the album. But 25 years ago, before the troop beat the odds of hurricanes, addiction, and death, they recorded their pivotal record Take as Needed for Pain. Not counting the couple of looped spoken word collages, there isn't a whole lot to distinguish the tracks from one another. Yet, hometown heroes Eyehategod paved the way for an enduringly nihilistic take on all-American rock-n-roll now known as sludge. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last.fm. Take as Needed for Pain Release by Eyehategod (see all versions of this release, 6 available) Overview Disc IDs (1) Cover Art (1) Aliases Tags Details Edit Edit Relationships Tracklist.
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There are also moments when they break into a swinging, mid-tempo Southern rock groove, which helps offset the slow pounding that otherwise predominates. Listen free to Eyehategod Take As Needed For Pain (Reissue) (Blank, Sisterfucker (part I) and more). Compared to the rougher In the Name of Suffering, the guitars here are warmer and thicker sounding, while the actual riffs are much more distinguished and in some cases even catchy. As many labels are announcing many of the titles from their spring catalogs, Curb this week has released the cover art and track list for Take As Needed For Pain.
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Take as Needed for Pain has all of that, but it is also the first to really bring out the Southern/blues-rock and Black Sabbath influences in full force. Language Label Description Also known as English: Take as Needed for Pain. Every Eyehategod album shares a few main ingredients in common: the slow, sludgy guitars, the indecipherable ranting of vocalist Michael Williams, the moaning feedback that introduces nearly every song, and the relentlessly bitter, broken-down mood.
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