Gone is Gone - Echolocation (January 6, 2017) Album

Gone Is Gone is an American rock group formed in 2016. The band consists of Troy Sanders, the singer and bass player from Mastodon, Troy Van Leeuwen, one of the guitarists for Queens of the Stone Age, Tony Hajjar, the drummer for At the Drive-In, and Mike Zarin,[1] a multi-instrumentalist, composer and founder of Sencit Music who appeared with Van Leeuwen on Sweethead's Descent to the Surface.

More people should talk about this. The EP is dope and Echolocation is coming out on Rise so this should get some hype. Reminds me more of Failure and Hum than the bands the members are a part of.


Track listing:
01 Sentient
02 Gift
03 Resurge
04 Dublin
05 Ornament
06 Pawns
07 Colourfade
08 Roads
09 Slow Awakening
10 Fast Awakening
11 Resolve
12 Echolocation

 

The EP was cool. Down for this.

 

Had not heard of this before, but really digging it, heavy but a good amount of groove. They also have a lyric video for the lead track, "Sentient".

 

yeah this is gonna be pretty cool i think. glad to get it so soon

 

Really like the EP. Will definitely check this out. I think the interludes and more ambient parts will be a lot better in on a long play.

 

Drip

 

oh hell yeah

 

One listen down and I like this quite a bit. The bass playing is especially good, which shouldn't be a surprise.

I also like that there are two people named Troy in this band.

 

didnt like the EP at all but maybe the album will be better

 

ep was great wyd jake

 

ehhhhhh it wasnt too exciting for me

 

scratched the itch this year that the failure reunion record did last year, decent space rock stuff. im more hopeful for a full length since the projects each member is known for (except the keyboard dude idk who tf he is) do better with more room to breathe

 

It's decent.

 

gonna listen today

 

yeah this is pretty cool, both troys did great work on this

 

if superheaven/citizen/basement all listened to nothing but tool for the next 20 years they'd release something that sounded like this

 

it'd take a lot longer than 20 years for any of those dorks to sound like either troy

 

I like Sanders' voice a lot more in an aggressive context.

 

yeah same