One Leg One Eye are an Irish band. As I'm writing this, I see part of the band is Ian Lynch from wondrous band Lankum.

Just listen to the first song on their new album, Crone: intertwining voices, shouts, guttural noise, thrashing of the Earth, upheaval, folk-song, droning wooden instruments, sweeping synths. This is simultaneously hypnotic and awakening.

Imagine Swans with a more folky tinge. The album is well mastered, by Lasse Marhaug, who's also worked with people like Sunn O))) and Merzbow.

Don't miss their debut album, And Take The Black Worm With Me, which is partly described like this by The Guardian:

Mixed by longtime Lankum collaborator John “Spud” Murphy, a My Bloody Valentine devotee, hurdy-gurdies, shruti boxes and concertinas are manipulated through loops and effects pedals, creating dazzling sounds. A church organ (played by Ruth Clinton of Irish group Landless) and backing vocals (by black metal vocalist Laurie Shanaman) add further strata of feeling. It all suggests great things for Lankum’s next LP, out in spring.

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It was a sound bath, alright.

I felt that he started out with a simple idea and built on that; Simon, my friend who I saw the gig with, said it was 'all harmonics' and I think he nailed the description.

For some recorded Alessandro, check this out.

It felt like Alessandro Cortini was similar to Sunn O))).

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They've just released SUNN O))), a new album. Get ready for droned-out fuzz:

MRRRROOOOMMSSHHHHHHHHHZZZZZZZZ

I'm transported to the core of the Earth from listening to this music for long. It's a vast, vast ride.

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