Ice Bound Majesty for Exp/Post-Metal

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http://www.myspace.com/iceboundmajesty
http://frequencythirteen.bandcamp.com/album/ftr019-how-can-we-live-in-a-kingdom-and-never-see-the-throne
http://frequencythirteen.bandcamp.com/album/ftr008-a-tomb-to-erect-ep

Sounds like a decent fit for the Post Metal def. I'll alert the team. 

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seventhsojourn Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator Joined: December 11 2009 Location: . Status: Offline Points: 4006	Topic: Ice Bound Majesty for Exp/Post-Metal Posted: January 22 2013 at 16:52
	http://www.myspace.com/iceboundmajesty http://frequencythirteen.bandcamp.com/album/ftr019-how-can-we-live-in-a-kingdom-and-never-see-the-throne http://frequencythirteen.bandcamp.com/album/ftr008-a-tomb-to-erect-ep Sounds like a decent fit for the Post Metal def. I'll alert the team.

Gordy Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Folk/Eclectic/PSIKE/Metal/Post/Math Team Joined: January 25 2007 Location: US Status: Offline Points: 4368	Posted: January 20 2013 at 13:48
	I've wanted to address the cadre of artists from the Frequency Thirteen label for some time now. F13 is based out of Sheffield in the UK, and specialises in "True Sheffield Black Psychedelia," a label of their own making which describes their bands' idiosyncratic mix of black metal, noise, dark ambient & krautrock. It's an incestuous scene, but each group has a distinct sense of individuality while operating under the common TSBP banner. Ice Bound Majesty, one of the older bands in the roster, is to my ears an excellent candidate for Experimental/Post-Metal. Built on a foundation of black metal, they use the template to delve into noisy, doomy territory with occasional nods to krautrock. They released a succinct yet stunning EP years ago called "A Tomb to Erect," and followed it up about a year and a half ago with their first full-length, "How Can We Live in a Kingdom and Never See the Throne?" Both records can be streamed in their entirety below (and the EP can be downloaded for free): http://frequencythirteen.bandcamp.com/album/ftr008-a-tomb-to-erect-ep http://http://frequencythirteen.bandcamp.com/album/ftr019-how-can-we-live-in-a-kingdom-and-never-see-the-throne