Image ofKhanate

Khanate

Musical Group
Forfans of drone/doom, extreme and experimental music, and adventurous listeners into sunn o))) / burning witch / earth.
4 Reviews 3 Definitions 1 Charts

The Profile

Khanate is an American drone/doom quartet formed in 2000 by Stephen O’Malley and James Plotkin with Alan Dubin and Tim Wyskida. Known for glacial tempos, cavernous dynamics, and harrowing vocals, they originally disbanded in the 2000s and returned in 2023.

Members: Stephen O’Malley (guitars), James Plotkin (bass), Alan Dubin (vocals), Tim Wyskida (drums). Formed in New York in 2000. Studio releases include Khanate (2001), Things Viral (2003), Capture & Release (2005), Clean Hands Go Foul (2009), and To Be Cruel (2023).

Four reviews chart Khanate’s crawl through dread: discontinuous drones, cavernous silences, and Alan Dubin’s human-to-human wail. The self-titled debut (2001), Things Viral (2003), and Capture & Release (2005) culminate in Clean Hands Go Foul (2009), a swan song of pulverizing stillness. Expect dismantled form, ultra-low textures, and time stretched to breaking.

Who knows Khanate?

Loading...
Image Id: 86611 Resolution: 462 x 308
Image Id: 2545 Resolution: 126 x 126