Sunn O)))

on the list.

My favorite one of the genre is Sun-O.

Oh,

yeah.

Oh,

dude, I've

seen Sun-O three times.

What? Three times.

There's the-

Eat that su- eat that, eat that Sunno.

[laughs]

[laughs] That's it.

... artist, Eric Roper.

If you've seen anything from Earth, uh, Weed Eater, Sunn O, am I saying that right? Um, other Sleep records.

High on Fire especially.

And Dylan, hit me with that band name again.

I played you some Souls to Fear, going to the endless twilight of codependent love, played you Ulfer, and then I played you the brand new single from the upcoming Enslaved album, Mid, You Heard Tales of the Trees, or a new Enslaved album coming out October 30th on Nuclear Blast.

Also, be sure to stick around later on in the show because I'm going to give you details on how you can win tickets to see Sun-O.

Sun-O playing two shows in Vancouver, November 1st and 2nd.

The November 1st show is sold out, but I have a pair of tickets to give away.

So stay tuned.

And you're going to let me know.

You're going to need to go back a few episodes.

And you're going to find a Sun-O track that I closed an episode of Different Stages Radio with.

Like, I've always thought about that, like if, like, Sun...

I always say Sun O, which I've gotten read for.

But, like- [laughs]

[laughs]

You look at Sabbath, and then you look at Sabbath worshippers who carried that torch that was Candlemass, right?

Yeah, that's where you get the epic doom metal and stuff, and then you've got the doom metal, which is kind of like the Paradise Lost deals with, and which those dudes, and Sun-O is a far extreme of that, where they're just fine to sit on a riff for a little bit and just let it play.

And so you get this weird...

You were making it sound like...

week.

Sun O this week.

Sun O, yes.

But where the volume is not just an artifact of just let's make it loud, but the volume is a fundamental aspect of the art, of the performance.

And Branca was very much that way inclined, that the volume should have an effect on you as is important as what you were hearing.

Yeah.

And just people kind of, just panicking, really, going, oh, my God, I'm over my fucking ears.

You know, it was very similar to the first time I saw Sun O at the Barbican.