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The magnificent Spires Burn EP (2012) feature two more expansive tracks just under the 12:00 mark that hinted at more progressive explorations to come. They laid low for a few years, with guitarist Nick DiSalvo releasing a proggy psych side project EP, Gold And Silver – Azurite and Malachite (2014). There’s been some great releases so far in 2015 from Mondo Drag, Corsair, Ruby The Hatchet and Torche. But honestly I’ve been distracted by the review copy of Lore, which I’ve been obsessively listening to more than anything. 12 Inch Bridge Lavatory FaucetIt’s by far the class of this winter’s batch, and rewards my obsessively repetitive listening sessions because it shows Elder harder to nail down than ever. Property For Sale Bay Of Naples ItalyTheir doom roots are more distant now, and the guitar tones are cleaner, revealing some incredibly impressive prog-inspired structures. 54 Inch Curtains And Drapes

Yet the tones are still accessible and incredibly inviting. Rather than something I admire from a distance like, say, YOB, I want to roll around in this and let the waves run through me, much like they did when I first saw them at a small bar years ago, the heavy tones giving everyone in the room a full body massage. I can’t call Lore an all out prog album, but there are certainly elements that could be compared to some of Rush’s looser, heavier moments on Fly By Night, and recent efforts from the ever-prolific Motorpsycho.  The clean, dexterous guitar runs that introduce “Compendium,” would certainly impress the guys from Mastodon, but they waste no time in bringing the hammer down with some super heavy riffage. The 10:57 track is really stuffed with it all, melodic verses, killer solos, built-up tension, an extended bridge, and the sweet release of more glorious riffs and solos, brought back full circle to the vocal melody. If that makes it sound formulaic, it’s not. The whole package is elevated by a sense of adventure and imagination, that only gets more expansive on the following tracks, “Legend” and the incredible 16:22 title track.

It’s impossible to properly describe how great they are, and it’s just as hard to overstate how they literally rescued my sanity and faith in music, after witnessing three months of shit show disasters like year-end video countdowns, disheartening results of numerous critics polls, and of course the Grammys. Thank fuckin hell for bands like Elder, that can allow us to at least temporarily fuck off from that world into another musical realm where for now, Elder are king, and we’re all just damn lucky to be invited to visit and hear their amazing sounds. This band is touring now. Go witness for yourself. Do not cower in the back. Get up front, revel in their awesomeness, and appreciate that bands of this caliber do not come by every day, and they will not be around forever. Then stop by the merch table and fork over for all the CDs, patches and t-shirts you can muster. 03/06 Providence, RI @ AS220 03/07 Peterborough, NH @ Wreck Room 03/08 Rochester, NY @ Bug Jar

03/09 Pittsburgh, PA @ Gooski’s 03/10 Columbus, OH @ Ace of Cups 03/11 Indianapolis, IN @ 5th Quarter 03/12 Chicago, IL @ Reggie’s 03/13 Texarkana, TX @ Silver Dollar 03/14 Dallas, TX @ Double Wide 03/16 Austin, TX @ Beerland 03/20 Austin, TX @ The North Door 03/21 Austin, TX @ The Lost Well 03/23 Houston, TX @ Mango’s 03/24 New Orleans, LA @ Siberia 03/25 Atlanta, GA @ 529 03/26 Charlotte, NC @ Tremont Music Hall 03/27 Richmond, VA @ Strange Matter 03/28 Baltimore, MD @ Metro Gallery 03/29 Philadelphia, PA @ Kung Fu Necktie 03/30 Boston, MA @ TT the Bear’s Place 05/17 Santa Ana, CA @ The Observatory (Psycho Fest) Elder also topped the Doom Chart for this month.  This entry was posted in Bandcamp, New Album(s) of the Week, Reviews and tagged Elder - Lore. Rowan Kidsilk Haze - All Colours Availability: Out of stock All Colours579 Splendour580 Grace582 Trance583 Blushes589 Majestic590 Pearl592 Heavenly595 Liqueur596 Marmalade597 Jelly599 Wicked600 Dewberry605 Smoke606 Candy Girl627 Blood629 Fern632 Hurricane634 Cream639 Anthracite641 Blackcurrent642 Ghost651 Forest Green653 Shadow658 Fudge659 Ultra660 Turkish Plum661 Rosso663 Essence664 Steel665 Hibiscus666 Alhambra667 Tornado668 Blustery669 Degas670 Vanilla673 Orange Musk