Earth (2)

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Earth, pioneers of the drone/doom genre, make music that is heavier than heavy, using incredibly downtuned guitars and usually playing no more than a couple riffs per song. They are based in Seattle, Washington.
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Albums

Earth 2: Special Low Frequency Version

(8 versions)
Sub Pop Records 1993

Phase 3: Thrones And Dominions

(3 versions)
Sub Pop Records 1995

Sunn Amps And Smashed Guitars Live

(2 versions)
Blast First 1995

Pentastar: In The Style Of Demons

(4 versions)
Sub Pop Records 1996

Legacy Of Dissolution

(3 versions)
No Quarter 2005

Living In The Gleam Of An Unsheathed Sword

(3 versions)
Mega Blade 2005

Hex; Or Printing In The Infernal Method

(6 versions)
Southern Lord 2005

Sunn O))) / Earth (2) - Angel Coma (LP, Ltd, Gol)

Southern Lord 2006

Hibernaculum

(5 versions)
Southern Lord 2007

Live Europe 2006

(CD, Album)
Southern Lord 2007

The Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull

(5 versions)
Southern Lord 2008

Radio Earth - Live 2007 2008

(2 versions)
Not On Label (Earth (2) Self-released) 2008

Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light I

(5 versions)
Southern Lord 2011

Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light II

(5 versions)
Southern Lord 2012

Singles & EPs

Extra-Capsular Extraction

(3 versions)
Sub Pop 1991

Live 070796

(2 versions)
OR 2000

Earth (2) / KKNull* - Dexamyl / Andromeda (3 versions)

Autofact Records 2003

Divine And Bright

(11 versions)
Autofact Records 2003

Live Hex; In A Large City On The North American Continent

(CD + CD, Mini + , Ltd)
aRCHIVE 2006

Tribes Of Neurot / Earth (2) - The Forest That Shelters / Filament (2 versions)

Neurot Recordings 2007

Earth (2) / Sir Richard Bishop* - The Peacock Angels Lament / Narasimha (12", Ltd)

Southern Lord 2008

Compilations

A Bureaucratic Desire For Extra-Capsular Extraction

(5 versions)
Southern Lord 2010

Videos

Bureaucratic Desire For Revenge

(VHS, NTSC, Ltd)
Sub Pop Records 1991

Miscellaneous

Earth In Concert: ATP Festival 2011

(File, MP3, 128)
National Public Radio 2011
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by Nostradamus7 Mar 07, 2009
Earth is ambiance/drone with guitars. While I listen to a lot of electronic + drone, when I go back and listen to Earth, Sun O))) or Boris I am reminded how versatile a guitar can be, especially with the right processing/effects. When a listener grows out of the stage of just listening to commercial music, the listener can easily become drawn towards deep electronic/synthesized sounds and completely dismiss the guitar as a boring instrument of pop rock. However lacking in versatility the guitar may be to modern electronic sythesis, the guitar has a unique sound and is the last instrument from the classical music period that gets used often in modern songs. Bands like Earth exemplify one of the few facets of guitar music that is overlooked, its pure sounds, its sustain and its bold Western-Movie-Soundtrack feel. If you are looking for something more progressive listen to Boris.
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