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 Unkempt beards, guitars, basses, drums, Southern shirts with cut-off sleeves, weed, bourbon, and Black Sabbath are the primary ingredients that make up this musical offering.

 The cover of 'Gimme Back my Money' by Lynyrd Skynyrd perhaps represents one of the most engaging points of the album.

Weedeater's album 'God Luck And Good Speed' delivers a dense mix of southern metal, stoner doom, and distorted blues with heavy, mid-tempo tracks. Produced largely by Steve Albini, it features unique elements like a southern banjo on 'Alone', a brutalized Lynyrd Skynyrd cover, and contrasting closing piano piece. The album offers a fresh yet genre-canonized experience steeped in southern rock vibes and relentless sludge metal influences. Listen to Weedeater's gritty southern stoner doom blend in God Luck And Good Speed and experience the sludge metal vibe.

 An anthem of desolation and grime, of anguish.

 The album is the bastard heir of Black Sabbath mating with the Melvins.

Asbestosdeath's Dejection/Unclean is a dark and primitive reissue of early 90s EPs that laid the foundation for modern doom and stoner metal. Featuring key members who later formed influential bands like Sleep, this raw, heavy sludge album showcases misanthropic themes and gut-wrenching soundscapes. Despite its lo-fi production and sparse booklet information, it remains essential for fans of the genre. The track "Anguish" stands out as a highlight. Dive into the raw roots of doom metal with Asbestosdeath's Dejection/Unclean—listen now and experience the seminal heaviness!