Dark, turbulent & mainly instrumental

Steve! Flutes in Denmark are a type of bread. Butter is if course highly recommended, but only if you enjoy smoothness and white in yellow. Something has to give, I don't like pineapple. Bonjour.

I'll second (or third?) Yeti.  Kind of like an instrumental, garage band version of Magma.

Guldbamsen wrote: Yeti is unknown to me. But judging by the name alone, I should love it like I love flutes with butter.

I can vouch for Yeti.  Dark Zeuhlish heavy music from the USA.  I was actually given their first demo to review (back when I was writing for Expose') and loved it so much it made my top 10 of that year.  Thick distorted bass, creepy synthesizers, dark riffs. Kind of like "De Futura" turned into a band concept.   I also have their debut "Things to Come" and it's like the demo but more fleshed out and cleaner sounding (not always a plus).

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Guldbamsen wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: Wow - Nebelnest !!!  This is the stuff dreams are made of...... Remind me not to wander inside of your dreams whenever my sandman machine is ready to fly....

I don't even wanna say what constant listening to UZ's 'Heresie' album did to my dreams.......

Wow - Nebelnest !!!  This is the stuff dreams are made of......

Hey, why not try Peter Hammill's 'In Camera' ??  P.H. does Goth.

Guldbamsen wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: Poor Mascodagama, we're hogging his thread ........  Well just a little bit.... Though in all fairness, that last Circle recommendation were also directed at him. Dark, turbulent and mainly instrumental. Should tick at least two of those boxes methinks. Hey ho before I forget - I read a review of yours concerning a French band called Nyl. Is that something that fits within this thread? They were after all French....

NYL - no, not dark at all, just primo psych.  Great little album.  How about Amon Duul II's 'Yeti' ??  That's one fantastic listen.

Poor Mascodagama, we're hogging his thread ........

Guldbamsen wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: There's a Yugoslavian (Slovenian from memory, maybe Croatian) band I had an album of once.  I don't think they're here at P.A. - it was too messed up and hideous for my taste so I got rid of it.  The band name - LAIBACH.  The album I had (don't recall its title) had some dark picture on the cover with a deer skull on it.  Might be something you'd like....... Is it this one? I don't have Neu Konservativ, but I've got their Opus Dei album which is recommendable, if you're into dark industrial Faust-like stagnancy. BTW Monsieur Ozric - may I just say thank you for all the music you've made me buy on a whim after reading one of your reviews. I am a small fortune poorer because of you and John the Mellotron So yeah thank you both....

Sir Guldbamsen !!  Nice to make your on-line acquaintance .  Slight detour from the topic-at-hand....I can't recall the title at all (must be dementia....).  Love reading your reviews - I don't review often enough (and I think I over-rate in many cases...). Mellotron John on the other hand......twas your's and John's review that prompted me to get the vinyl of Amoeba Split recently. Aaah yeah, those hills of Grey and Pink......a far cry from Shub Niggurath...Thanks to all.

There's a Yugoslavian (Slovenian from memory, maybe Croatian) band I had an album of once.  I don't think they're here at P.A. - it was too messed up and hideous for my taste so I got rid of it.  The band name - LAIBACH.  The album I had (don't recall its title) had some dark picture on the cover with a deer skull on it.  Might be something you'd like.......