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    Posted: April 17 2008 at 12:29
Two obvious bands.
The Goblin - who have for so long been writing progressive rock for Italian horror movie sound tracks - I know two fans who suggest  it is essential to see any one of these movies and hear the Goblin sound track simultaneously to maximise the effect of the music.
 
And effectively the combined Mellotrons of Anekdoten/Landberk, as Morte Macabre with their only to date tribute to Italian horror movie soundtracks, Symphonic Holocaust
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Try these tracks
Glenn Branca - The Ascention
Ulver - Dressed in Black (mabe not long enough)
Alex Delivery - Komad
Deerhoof - Look Away
 
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Also, early Tangerine Dream. Especially Zeit.
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Points: 77 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 16 2008 at 22:34
I cant believe this topic is going, and I cant believe Im still getting amazing recommendations. Thank you people of PA! This shall definitely be my music forum of choice from now on Big%20smile
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Zappa - The Return of the Son of the Monster Magnet
King Crimson - Industry
Fantômas - Delerium Cordia (Extreme example. Over 60 minutes of sound experimentation, all in ONE track!)
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VDGG - A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers,
Tool - Third Eye (THAT breathing type of noise can be terrifying)
Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother & Echoes (the middle bit is pretty freaky when played in the dark)
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I think this should satisfy you (something in the style of John Zorn's Painkiller)
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The whole Epiloq album, by Anglagard is very dark and disturbing!
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I must second the King Crimson suggestion. Larks' Tongues in Aspic is a good choice.
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If by disturbing you mean the music and not the lyrics, get into early Tangerine Dream.
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Try out Dahturah's Reverie!
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Boredoms. Seadrum
Acid Mothers Temple. In E, Phantom of Galactic Autumn, Reverse of the Universe <----7 min.
Lamp Of The Universe. Sumerian Acid God
Koenjihyakkei. Gremvo Zabia
Green Milk From The Planet Orange. Concrete City Breakdown
First Band From Outer Space. We're Only On It...
Pelt. Raga Called ohn part 2

pyschedelic:
Anahita. Koldovstyo
Vibracathedral Orchestra. Paris
6majik9. A Cry For Help
Ashtray Navigations. With Fine Clinking Magnets
Egypt Is The Magick #. Process-Upload-Conciousness Serial Experiment 1

the end, there is so much psychedelics for a short time...enjoy!
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Points: 13536 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 08 2008 at 15:12
How 'bout:

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Top of my list will probably be Plague of Lighthouse Keepers - VDGG, Opeth - The Moor and pretty much everything epic done by Tool. Tetragrammaton - Mars Volta is also quite disturbing, if you can find a way into Cedric Bixler's way of thought.
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try "Der Atommolch" by Guru Guru from their album "Hey Du". ok, the track is a few seconds short of the 10 minute mark (9:46) but else completely fits the description (especially if you understand German and get the lyrics). the voice of the Atommolch (German for "Atomic Newt") is utterly creepy, especially when it laughs towards the end. the vocals are not sung but spoken.
the track "Purificatem" on Offering's "A Fïïèh" album is also very dark and disturbing and makes me think of a black ritual being performed (actually the whole album sounds like that, but especially that track)

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Points: 1250 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 08 2008 at 13:35
I think UZ Heresie is (as mentioned before) exactly what was asked here.
Another perfect example is "Aumen" - a 17 minutes track from Can's "Tago mago". The whole album is prety dark and disturbing (with most of the tracks pretty long) but all the other involve singing. if singing is O.K. than "Phalus dei" of Amon duul II is another great album that fits your request, especialy the title track.
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Points: 1155 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 07 2008 at 18:01
Try Van der Graaf Generator, preferably the "Pawn Hearts" album, if you want songs that are long and disturbing. The album has three tracks, two around ten minutes and one twenty three, all with a rather dark, disturbing atmosphere, particularly the closer "A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers".
King Crimson as well I think manages to be pretty disturbing at times, as does Tool. However, all the bands mentioned do have vocals but especially in the case of Van der Graaf Generator, they are well worth it and only add to the madness.
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If you can find it, Neheh (Kehr) is the sole 70 minute track on Sons, a group improvisation by Christian Vander, Klaus Blasquiz, Jannik Top and Rene Garber recorded immediately after they completed MDK. Almost toally arrythmic, it's what I'd expect a black mass to sound like.  
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Points: 77 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 07 2008 at 17:16
Wow, thanks for all the recommendations guys Big%20smile
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