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THE WEEKLY INJECTION: New Releases From THE ATLAS MOTH, FU MANCHU, LEGEND OF THE SEAGULLMEN, and More Out Today – 2/9

This edition of the Weekly Injection features prog legends getting quirky, fuzzy legends getting fuzzy, one of the most bombastic things I've ever heard, and more! To the metals…

This edition of the Weekly Injection features prog legends getting quirky, fuzzy legends getting fuzzy, one of the most bombastic things I've ever heard, and more! To the metals...

This edition of the Weekly Injection features prog legends getting quirky, fuzzy legends getting fuzzy, one of the most bombastic things I've ever heard, and more! To the metals…

The Atlas Moth – Coma NoirTHE WEEKLY INJECTION: New Releases From THE ATLAS MOTH, FU MANCHU, LEGEND OF THE SEAGULLMEN, and More Out Today – 2/9

Genre: Stoner/Sludge
Origin: Chicago, Illinois
Label: Prosthetic

It's been four years since their their last album of atmospheric, experimental, sludgy goodness, and that's far too long. Coma Noir showcases both the band's triple guitar assault and dueling vocals more than ever. While very much a continuation of The Old Believer, this album embraces the darkness of the "noir" theme. We've got a full review from Kevin here.

 

Fu Manchu – Clone of the UniverseTHE WEEKLY INJECTION: New Releases From THE ATLAS MOTH, FU MANCHU, LEGEND OF THE SEAGULLMEN, and More Out Today – 2/9

Genre: Stoner rock
Origin: Orange County, California
Label: At The Dojo

This album makes one dozen records of Fu Manchu's unique blend of smokey stoner jams with care-free attitude, and it's up there with their best. You want fuzz? You got it. You want catchy shit? You got it. You want an eighteen-minute song with Alex Lifeson of Rush? You got it. You wanna get high? If you said yes to this last question, the police are on their way.

 

Good Tiger – We Will All Be Gone THE WEEKLY INJECTION: New Releases From THE ATLAS MOTH, FU MANCHU, LEGEND OF THE SEAGULLMEN, and More Out Today – 2/9

Genre: Progressive
Origin: international
Label: Blacklight/Metal Blade

I interviewed drummer Alex Rudiger once, and he told me that Good Tiger is a band and not a project. I didn't really believe him, because the mix of musicians from all over (ex-Tesseract, ex-The Safety Fire, ex-The Faceless, and touring Architects) seemed doomed to be a one-off band. I'm really glad I was wrong. We Will All Be Gone takes the foundation of their debut and expands on it successfully in every way. Nate reviews the album here.

 

Harm's Way – Posthuman THE WEEKLY INJECTION: New Releases From THE ATLAS MOTH, FU MANCHU, LEGEND OF THE SEAGULLMEN, and More Out Today – 2/9

Genre: Metalcore
Origin: Chicago, Illinois
Label: Metal Blade

This album sounds like sonic aggression in the form of gym metal. Rhythms are pretty steady and driving, vocals are pissed, and overall it's quite heavy. So, this would be perfect gym music. Is "gymcore" a thing? My assessment could also be because their vocalist is jacked. Michael has a full review here.

 

Legend of the Seagullmen – Legend of The Seagullmen THE WEEKLY INJECTION: New Releases From THE ATLAS MOTH, FU MANCHU, LEGEND OF THE SEAGULLMEN, and More Out Today – 2/9

Genre: Progressive rock
Origin: Los Angeles, California
Label: Dine Alone

While everyone is still holding out hope for a new Tool album, drummer Danny Carey got restless again and joined forces with Brent from Mastodon, Jonah Hex director Jimmy Hayward, and more to form a rather odd collective. This sounds nothing like Tool and this sounds nothing like Mastodon (aside from some solos). Instead this is a rock record that dabbles in Primus-esque weirdness. From now on, I will be hoping for another Seagullmen record while the rest of y'all wait for Tool. Jordan is less excited than I am here.

 

Therion – Beloved Antichrist  THE WEEKLY INJECTION: New Releases From THE ATLAS MOTH, FU MANCHU, LEGEND OF THE SEAGULLMEN, and More Out Today – 2/9

Genre: Symphonic metal
Origin: Stockholm, Sweden
Label: Nuclear Blast

Let's end this week in a most epic manner. It's apparently been almost a decade since Therion released a full album of original material. So, of course, they come back with a three act (and three disc) musical. This is some Ayreon-level shit with almost thirty characters, a choir, symphony and all that madness.  I'm super on board for projects of this magnitude, and am excited for the ride it's sure to be.

 

Also dropping today…

Against The Grain – Cheated Death (Ripple) – Stoner
All Souls – All Souls (Sunyata Records) – Stoner/psychedelic 
Crescent – The Order of Amenti (Listenable) – Blackened death metal
Crucifyre – Post Vulcanic Black (Pulverised) – Death metal
Erdve – Vaitojimas (Season Of Mist) – Experimental/sludge
Fight the Fight – Fight the Fight (Blacklight/Metal Blade) – Post-hardcore
Frozen Crown – The Fallen King (Scarlet) – Power metal
King Witch – Under the Mountain (Listenable) – Doom
Netherlands – Hope Porn (Records And Tapes Records) – Experimental
Rumahoy – The Triumph of Piracy (Napalm) – Pirate metal
Vessels – Bathed In Sun (Innerstrength Records) – Hardcore
Visigoth – Conqueror's Oath (Metal Blade) – Power metal
Voodoo Circle – Raised on Rock (AFM) – Hard rock
Wedge – Killing Tongue (Heavy Psych Sounds) – Heavy metal

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