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Ideally, Orange Goblin belongs to the English school of doom-metal, but
chronologically they belong to the generation of stoner-rock. Their debut album
Frequencies From Planet Ten (Rise Above, 1997) relied on the psychedelic
factor to augment the psychological power of their riffs.
Aquatic,
Astral Project,
Star Shaped Cloud,
Land Of Secret Dreams,
Magic Carpet,
Song Of The Purple Mushroom Fish were as "hard" as "soft", as if
straddling the border between two universes.
The Orange Goglin regressed towards a more lively sound on
Time Traveling Blues (MUsic Cartel, 1999). Except for the triad
Nuclear Guru, Shine and Blue Snow, though, the songs
tend to be predictable and occasionally closer to Lynyrd Skynyrd than to
Cathedral.
The third album,
Big Black (MUsic Cartel, 2000),
indulges in the stereotypes of loud, dark, slow stoner-rock with trivial
compositions like Cozmo Bozo, King Of The Hornets,
Big Black.
Coup De Grace (Rise Above, 2002) is an even less original venture
into the cliches of stoner-rock.
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