Repress of the long sold out 2011 release on Roadburn Records. Recorded at Roadburn Festival 2010 Also available in the box set Yob Live At Roadburn together with The Unreal Never Lived Live At Roadburn 2012 2LP. Epic, crushing, and heavy beyond words, YOB has achieved legendary status in recent years due to their unmatched aesthetic and incredible body of work. Formed in 1996 in Eugene, Oregon under the leadership of doom metal mastermind Mike Scheidt on guitars and vocals, the group initially released a three song demo tape in 2000 that garnered them international attention. Drawing comparisons to groups like Neurosis, Sleep and Electric Wizard, YOB succeeded in developing modern sounding doom metal that hearkened back to the classics. In 2002, YOB released their debut album Elaborations of Carbon followed by Catharsis in 2003, a three song record that clocked in at a colossal 50 minutes. The buzz about YOB was beginning to grow and the trio began to tour more extensively. Remaining quite prolific during this period, YOB continued to release an album each year with The Illusion of Motion coming in 2004 followed by The Unreal Never Lived in 2005. Despite all the momentum, YOB disbanded in 2006. In 2008 the band returned from hiatus and has remained strong ever since with Travis Foster on drums and Aaron Rieseberg on bass. Reinvigorated and reinspired, YOB released The Great Cessation in 2009. It was doom with a psychedelic twist, a sound that Pitchfork referred to as cosmic doom. At this point in their career, the band found increased exposure in the media, with The New York Times going so far as to call them one of the best bands in North America after a performance at Scion Rock Festival. TRACKLIST 1. Ball Of Molten Lead 13:15 2. Burning The Altar 13:21 3. Kosmos 11:07 4. The Great Cessation 22:21

Repress of the long sold out 2014 release on Roadburn Festival Records. Recorded at Roadburn Festival 2012 Also available in the 4LP box set Yob Live At Roadburn together with Live At Roadburn 2010 2LP. Epic, crushing, and heavy beyond words, YOB has achieved legendary status in recent years due to their unmatched aesthetic and incredible body of work. Formed in 1996 in Eugene, Oregon under the leadership of doom metal mastermind Mike Scheidt on guitars and vocals, the group initially released a 3 song demo tape in 2000 that garnered them international attention. Drawing comparisons to groups like Neurosis, Sleep and Electric Wizard, YOB succeeded in developing modern sounding doom metal that hearkened back to the classics. In 2002, YOB released their debut album Elaborations of Carbon followed by Catharsis in 2003, a 3 song record that clocked in at a colossal 50 minutes. The buzz about YOB was beginning to grow and the trio began to tour more extensively. Remaining quite prolific during this period, YOB continued to release an album each year with The Illusion of Motion coming in 2004 followed by The Unreal Never Lived in 2005. Despite all the momentum, YOB disbanded in 2006. In 2008 the band returned from hiatus and has remained strong ever since with Travis Foster on drums and Aaron Rieseberg on bass. Reinvigorated and reinspired, YOB released The Great Cessation in 2009. It was doom with a psychedelic twist, a sound that Pitchfork referred to as cosmic doom. At this point in their career, the band found increased exposure in the media, with The New York Times going so far as to call them one of the best bands in North America after a performance at Scion Rock Festival. TRACKLIST A Quantum Mystic B Grasping Air C Kosmos D The Mental Tyrant

Combination of both the Yob Live At Roadburn 2010 album and the The Unreal Never Lived Live At Roadburn 2012 set in a 4LP box. Edition of 500. 4 LP BOX SET Epic, crushing, and heavy beyond words, YOB has achieved legendary status in recent years due to their unmatched aesthetic and incredible body of work. Formed in 1996 in Eugene, Oregon under the leadership of doom metal mastermind Mike Scheidt on guitars and vocals, the group initially released a 3 song demo tape in 2000 that garnered them international attention. Drawing comparisons to groups like Neurosis, Sleep and Electric Wizard, YOB succeeded in developing modern sounding doom metal that hearkened back to the classics. In 2002, YOB released their debut album Elaborations of Carbon followed by Catharsis in 2003, a 3 song record that clocked in at a colossal 50 minutes. The buzz about YOB was beginning to grow and the trio began to tour more extensively. Remaining quite prolific during this period, YOB continued to release an album each year with The Illusion of Motion coming in 2004 followed by The Unreal Never Lived in 2005. Despite all the momentum, YOB disbanded in 2006. In 2008 the band returned from hiatus and has remained strong ever since with Travis Foster on drums and Aaron Rieseberg on bass. Reinvigorated and reinspired, YOB released The Great Cessation in 2009. It was doom with a psychedelic twist, a sound that Pitchfork referred to as cosmic doom. At this point in their career, the band found increased exposure in the media, with The New York Times going so far as to call them one of the best bands in North America after a performance at Scion Rock Festival.

Otherworldly mysterious UK dark ambient death metal entity ABYSSAL have completed work on their fourth opus A Beacon In The Husk . Standing as the most colossal and ambitious ABYSSAL offering yet, A Beacon In The Husk stretches the ABYSSAL sound into even darker, more abstract, noiser, and progressive realms than anything within the ABYSSAL repertoire. Four years following the acclaimed Antikatastaseis observation, an album in which saw ABYSSAL take a slightly more structured approach to the enveloping death metal horror and one that brought awareness to ABYSSAL as one of the most prominent death metal artists emerging from the UK, A Beacon In The Husk brings the audial terror to a whole new suffocating and overbearing complex level, even at times making it the most outlier ABYSSAL album to date. Because of such a characteristic implemented, ABYSSAL s vision becomes that much more unnerving and chilling with A Beacon In The Husk .

Jasmin Saarela, known as the enigmatic leader of the cult band Jess and the Ancient Ones, is preparing for the release of her solo debut. To be released under the moniker Jess By The Lake, the solo album Under The Red Light Shine is a more down to earth take on the traditions of rock music than the acid-heavy guitar walls and cosmic dimensions of her main band. Jess By The Lake's building blocks are more organic, with a focus on nature mysticism and a curiously Finnish brand of melancholy. The music flows unrestrained, with a few tasteful nods to genre forebearers such as Danzig or David Bowie hidden here and there. aarela describes how the songwriting process has stemmed from a need to create and ponder one's existence and surroundings. - "Music for me represents constant progress and a means to get by in our existence in this dimension. I've written these songs on the guitar or piano. I first started my solo project with Timo from Jess and the Ancient Ones, but eventually gathered a solo band around me from people at my school. Saarela considers the album a paean to nature and the human mind, also to an indescribable longing, so well known to all romantic artists of the past centuries. - "I named the project based on the fact that I've lived by a lake for more or less my entire lake. I've grown in the forest and felt a strong, unchanged bond with nature through the years." Under The Red Light Shine is out on June 7th on CD, LP and digital formats.