stream it

i love this band.

this the EP one?

yeah. OXEP

Eh.wasn't feeling the full length. Im not a huge Coalesce fan though to begin with. Some songs I dig others its just like uhh

they killed it this weekend but holy fuck, ingram's voice is pretty shot.

give them rope is my favorite by them

I digged a few tracks off the new album

this doesnt sound too bad, different

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I love this band.

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i think ox is great...one of the best albums of 2009

comes out the same day as Gaza. . .uh oh . . .


this is really good, and I still like these interludes they've been doing. They're like film scores.

always enjoyed these guys, the new stuff sounds pretty killer

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comes out the same day as Gaza. . .uh oh . . .


this is really good, and I still like these interludes they've been doing. They're like film scores.

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Except Gaza will crush it. The new Gaza songs were some of the most fierce songs i've ever heard in a live setting.
HE IS NEVER COMING BACK

i can't get into gaza. i'll give the new album a shot though.

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I love this band.

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they weren't that good when i saw them. not into ox.

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i can't get into gaza. i'll give the new album a shot though.

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Terrifying and awesome live. Crushing on record.
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I Don't Care Where I Go When I Die Sounds like Converge/Coalesce on a cocaine bender against christ playing with sledge hammers in a meth lab.

Im pissed they are doing two dates on that Baroness/Earthless tour for some reason,I'd love to see that package. n/h
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and this review got me stoked.
There is absolutely nothing subtle about Salt Lake City noisemongers, Gaza. On their second full -length offering, 2009's He Is Never Coming Back, the group is all about growls and screams, and extreme metal music that instantly jumps between sludge metal and near-grindcore. For extreme metal that reeks of cold, hard reality -- heck, just take a gander at the album's title -- Gaza are a supersonic blast to the noggin, especially such sludge-speed-sludge-speed (get the idea?) ditties as "Bishop," "The Meat of a Leg Joint," and the album opener, "How It Is. How It Is Going to Be." There once was a time where it seemed like extreme metallists were trying to be either a musical replica of the speedy rabbit or the slow turtle. Gaza's He Is Never Coming Back succeeds in mutating the two forms together as one.

I don't hear any Converge in Gaza at all. More Botch than anything.