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AMPLIFIER WORSHIP
Tracks: Huge, Ganbou-Ki, Hama, Kuruimitsu, Vomitself.
Sounds: Pachydermic, Colossal, Exhausting, Crawling, Lava-Infused.
The Origin: Buzzo/Carson/Preston/Crover.
Riffs: Slabs, Distorting, Shapeshifting, Villainous.
Main Theme Of The Boris Project: Take Everything To The Excess... Make It Extreme...
Japan: The Worst Distorters, The Worst Slabs, Big Villains, Excessive, Extreme, In Two Words Too Ahead.
Vocals: Voice? What Voice? Are You Sure That's A Voice?
Music: Psycho, Very HEAVY, Too HEAVY, Tribal, Repetitive, Cacophonically Unimpeachable, Leads To Cerebral/Auditory Trance. Are You Sure You Want To Listen To Them?
Remember The Verb: Always slower, Aallwwaayyss sslloowweerr, Aaaallllwaaayysss ssslloowweerrr, Aaaaallllwwwwaaayyyyssss sssslllloooowwwwweeeeerrrr, Aaaaaallllllwwwwwwaaaayyyyyssss ssssslllllooooowwwweeeerrrrr, Aaaaaaalllllllwwwwwwaaaaayyyyyssssss sssssllllllooooowwwweeeerrrrrrr...
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Amplifier Worship by Boris is an intense, heavy album characterized by colossal, shapeshifting riffs and a slow, trance-inducing tempo. The album pushes musical excess to new limits with psychedelic and tribal influences. The vocals are minimalistic, almost questioning their existence, emphasizing the overwhelming instrumental impact. This album is for listeners ready for an extreme auditory journey.Tracklist Videos
Boris
Boris is a Japanese experimental rock trio active since 1992, known for extreme volume, heavy distortion, and frequent stylistic shifts across drone, sludge/stoner, shoegaze, ambient, and noise, including collaborations with artists such as Sunn O))) and Merzbow.18 Reviews
