Peasant
by Thou
The sophomore album from the incredibly prolific Baton Rouge doom collective is a terrifyingly bleak, suffocating testament to Southern sludge metal. Characterized by agonizingly slow, earth-shaking guitar riffs and Bryan Funck's harrowing, shrieked vocal diatribes regarding deep anti-capitalism and existential misery. The sheer volume and unrelenting hopelessness of the record firmly established them as modern heavy metal titans.
Genres
- Sludge Metal
Tracklist
- The Work Ethic Myth
- An Age Imprisoned
- Belt of Fire to Guide Me, Cloak of Night to Hide Me
- Burning Black Coals and Dark Memories
- They Stretch Out Their Hands
- The Road of Many Names