Tumuli Shroomaroom (2019), by Acrimony

Tumuli Shroomaroom (2019)

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David Yvinec I first bought this album in 1997 when it came out. At the time, I was deep into doom metal. Acrimony was one of my entry point into the world of stoner rock. Because of the memories associated with it, and because of its intrinsic qualities, this album ranks high - along with Dopes to Infinity from Monster Magnet - in the list of my top favorite rock albums. Sadly, I had to sell the album years ago. I am so happy to have it back!!! Favorite track: Firedance (2019).

Miodrag Stoner masterpieces classics reunited in a cheesy digipack for our real pleasure...At least.

SabbathJeff THE PRECIOUSES! oh hellz to the yeah. shut up and take my money! etc.

William Crispin A classic. One the top ten stoner albums. Get this reprint.

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1.	Hymns To The Stone (2019) 09:07	buy track
2.	Million Year Summer (2019) 04:49	buy track
3.	Turn The Page (2019) 01:45	buy track
4.	Vy (2019) 06:00	buy track
5.	Find The Path (2019) 04:07	buy track
6.	The Bud Song (2019) 04:57	buy track
7.	Mother Of All Slugs (2019) 11:05	buy track
8.	Heavy Feather (2019) 09:59	buy track
9.	Firedance (2019) 13:17	buy track

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Part of the reason Hymns to the Stone is undervalued is because it exists largely in the shadow of its follow-up. Clocking in at a whopping 65 minutes — prime CD era in 1997 — and originally released through Peaceville Records, Tumuli Shroomaroom is a legitimate heavy rock classic. Its production was clearer, its purpose was clearer and it took the blow-the-doors-down promise shown throughout Hymns to the Stone and brought it to a point of full realization throughout extended pieces like “Motherslug (The Mother of All Slugs),” “Heavy Feather” and “Firedance,” not to mention the nine-minute opener, “Hymns to the Stone,” a title-track for the release before. Go figure.

By ’97, Acrimony‘s sense of world-creation was becoming clearer, and their songs — not all of them, but definitely some — had started telling a story beyond the riffs and nods. Of course, Tumuli Shroomaroom had and still has plenty of that too in “Million Year Summer,” “Vy,” “Find the Path” and “The Bud Song” — the arguable “meat” of the album in its post-opener beginning and the middle of the nine-song tracklist — but even amid “The Bud Song”‘s ultra-stoner janga-janga shuffle there’s psychedelic flourish building on that shown at the outset of the song, and Acrimony‘s adventurous sensibility never really dissipates. It’s just presented in dynamic fashion, and they use it to various ends throughout.

- JJ Koczan, The Obelisk

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released December 7, 2019

Bass Guitar [Bass] – Mead*
Drums – Darren Ivey
Engineer – David Chang
Engineer [Assitant] – Nag
Guitar – Lee Davies, Stuart O'Hara
Illustration [Original 'alien'] – Mead*
Illustration [Tumuli '19], Design – Jimbob*
Lyrics By – Walters*, Bidmead*
Mastered By – James Plotkin
Music By – Acrimony
Producer – Andy Sneap
Vocals – Dorian Walters

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Burning World Records has been active since 2007. Mothership of Roadburn Records and based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The label is run by Jurgen (also formerly of Roadburnfest). Burning World also has a big mailorder with mainly doom/stoner/black metal/drone/industrial vinyl. ... more

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