I hope you all enjoyed Stangala. Here's the second French band - UFO Gestapo from Marseille. These guys aren't freshman's, because "Grandmissair" is their third release(they have an EP and 2 LP's). Great old school 90's sludge sound and angry vocals, which are something between Kurt Cobain's Bleach-era singing and Mike Williams from EyeHateGod.

Winters - Black Clouds in Twin Galaxies (2007)

Here's the full-length, also released by Rise Above Records. Killer album! Read the review.

16 - Drop Out (1996)

Second full-length album.

The beastly, throbbing riffs and tortured screams of 16’s now-legendary Drop Out album sent shockwaves through the international music scene upon its ’96 release. It's obvious why over a decade later; the band made visceral anguish, angst, and disillusionment sound downright anthemic. 16 put an ugly, angry face on disenfranchised youth and Drop Out became a touchstone and soundtrack for the next generation of heavy rock trail blazers and trendsetters. - relapse.com

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16 - Curves That Kick (1993)

Debut full-length by Southern California semi-sludge legends 16.

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Fudge Tunnel - In A Word (1994)

It's a compilation of raging 1990-93 radio broadcast sessions, intense concert rips and bludgeoning studio covers of Black Sabbath ("Changes") and late-'60s heavy trio May Blitz ("For Madmen Only").

Tracks 1-3 were recorded for John Peel's radio show in 1990.
Track 4 was recorded as part of the 'Sweet Sound Of Excess' session.
Track 5-6 were recorded live in New York in 1993 in front of about 300 Americans who didn't pay to get in.
Tracks 7-10 were recorded for Peel in 1992.
Tracks 11-13 were recorded at the Dynamo Fest in Holland in front of 36,000 people. We shit our pants but had a fun day.

Fudge Tunnel - Hate Songs in E Minor (1991)

Here is the full-length debut (Earache Record) album from British seminal slugde band Fudge Tunnel. When this album was released in 1991, the stoner and doom metal explosion was still a decade away. You could count the number of popular, active sludge bands on two hands. But ‘Hate Songs in E Minor’ undeniably introduced one of the heaviest and most interesting bands of the 1990s.

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