Ogre "The Last Neanderthal" (Full Album) 2014 Country: USA, Genres: Stoner Doom Rock Tracklist: 1. Shadow Earth 00:00 2. Nine Princes in Amber 00:45 3. Ba. .

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Band Name Ogre (USA). Album Name The Last Neanderthal. Released date 08 March 2014. Music StyleDoom Metal. Members owning this album1.

Ogre The Last Neanderthal Ogre discography (main). lt; Plague of the Planet (2008). Ogre discography (all). lt; Secondhand Demons (2012). The Last Neanderthal. The album is dedicated to Philip "Dr. Phibes" Markonish and Allison Broadbent Beahm (Will Broadbent's late sister). Recording information: Recorded at Acadia Recording Company, Portland, Maine.

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The Last Neanderthal by Ogre, released 01 March 2014 1. Shadow Earth 2. Nine Princes in Amber 3. Bad Trip 4. Son of Sisyphus 5. Soulless Woman 6. Warpath 7. White Plume Mountain 8. The Hermit. ships out within 1 day.

The only real detriment with OGRE on "The Last Neanderthal" is they often don't know when to end a song. OGRE's concentration upon doom-sludge epics is good for maybe one round, but too many in one sitting gets tiresome. For instance, the 8:17 "Warpath" could've made a better statement shaved by three minutes. Will Broadbent lays down tasty snare-cracking rhythms everywhere on the album, while Ross Markonish might be one of the best slowly-discovered guitarists this side of Tony Reed. At least the "Soulless Woman" cover drifts away from the pounding, shrieking menace of the album, instead offering a wah-frenching, head-bobbing Seventies rock diversion.

The Last Neanderthal' is their 4th album since they formed some 15 years ago and they state their influences range from doomy '70s prog, through to old and new. After the intro track 'Shadow Earth', 'Nine Princes In Amber' starts things off proper. And yes they do sound very Sabbath-y but with a bit more a traditional '70s hard rock 'n' roll sound. Ogre are far from copyists, they've just taken an influence from one of the greatest heavy metal bands and added some other bits and their own touches to it and done it well. The Last Neanderthal' is a good album, well worth a listen, for all you doomsters out there.