Chat Pile - God's Country (July 29, 2022) • Page 3

I’m on it folks

 

was listening to Grimace real loud with my windows open and immediately went to my car to grab something and my old conservative neighbor was sitting on the porch and asked if i was okay haha

 

“I’m purple too, man.”

 

Giving this my first listen now and enjoying it a couple songs in

 

I don't really listen to "sludge" but this is pretty interesting. Not sure if I'm gonna go back it it a lot but I'm enjoying it more than I expected.

Props to the pitchfork review just teaching me what a "chat pile" was

"toxic mine tailings—200-foot-high heaps of contaminated gravel known as chat piles. "

 

Stumbled upon this record this week and absolutely loved it

 

Funny you say that. Per this Revolver interview:

 

i love sludge but this album did nothing for me

 

This discussion piqued my interest, so I'm checking out God's Country now.

 

a perfect record

 

the EPs are great too as is the song on the Portrayal of Guilt split

 

Two songs in... this isn't something I'd normally go out of my way to listen to, but it's perfectly fitting the dark/fall/Halloween vibe I'm feeling. The sludge is sweet.

 

it's one of the darkest albums lyrically in recent memory too haha

 

Lol yea I’m on Pamela now.. the darkness is evident.

 

just wait until you get to the closer

 

This is unlike anything else I've heard before. I don't enjoy it per se but I have been listening fairly frequently. Truly unsettling.

Dallas Beltway from their earlier EP is horrifically listenable.

 

agreed unfortunately

 

Dallas Beltway is definitely their best song, Rainbow Meat goes in too

 

Legend

 

Chat pile goes country

 

Looks like the full soundtrack drops on the 18th.

 

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