Sound Animal Music

(Note the Comacozer tee shirt)

Thank you for this interview. My readers might not know much about you. Your career is wildly impressive: author, and music. Can you tell us a story about how you got your start…

(section of a photo by Makhmud Podzhigay)

Sound Animal interviewed the Doom Metal band, Train to Elsewhere, published at Billy Goate's Doomed at Stoned.

It begins:

This is a momentous occasion for people around the world who appreciate Stoner Doom…

I got to do a another guest playlist for the Doomed and Stoned show, a popular podcast tirelessly run by the great Billy Goate, which you can find on many online venues. It brings attention to Stoner/Doom Metal bands, helping…

Why that image? Well, it's pretty generally Doom-macabre the way he's melting. Also, there's a strong sun theme in the songs, so, well, this character has been out a leeeetle too long.

It's an honor to participate in Billy Goate's…

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I love them. They remind me of the American guitarist Bill Horist. Either way, I am a fan of Horist, and now I am a fan of…

Album cover Super Van Vacation

You know that face, right?

Listening to the explosively popular Greek band 1000Mods regularly Makes Me Make That Face. Listening to music is all well and good, but when it twists up your muscles…

Album cover Blue Soul

Paul Kossoff's Face Was a Force of Nature
 

Watching Paul Kossoff's face on video taught me more than about music than anything ever has.

It seemed no note was fretted causally. Each note had complete presence…

photo by Sigmund

What better form of music to express the angst of today than Doom? 

Interested in exploring the aching shadows of your musical self and listening to, or even playing, music that’s slow, low, hypnotic, and addictive, beautiful…

photo by Ryszard Paprzycki

I started running bathwater before noticing that there was a cellar spider in the tub. I helped it out but it kept falling in over and over off my hand. I put it on the ledge…

I enjoy American Primitive style, and the way just one guitar alone is enough, how it isn't about ego/shredding, is about expressing and innovating using a variety of a person's individual genre influences. I'm happy that some American Primitive players…

Hell if I know:

This music lunges and rolls around the genre landscape ground. It slides into mirages and pulls itself out covered in Desert shimmer. It's a noble animal.

The created music includes such as this: cinematic soundscapes portraying…

A riff-based band begins, and all the creatures in the neighborhood take note.

Audios will be uploaded soon-- soundscapes, songs and instruments. Found objects, voice, electric guitars, electrified acoustics including bodhrán. Set up on Bandcamp, SoundCloud and YouTube: follow there…