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Biografie
Forming from the ashes of two D.C based bands called The Impossible Five and Colour, the first incarnation of Dead Meadow was formed by guitarist and vocalist Jason Simon, bassist Steve Kille and drummer Mark Laughlin. With their seamless combination of prime 70's heavy metal , 60's psychedelia and lyrics cribbed from Tolkien and Lovecraft, the band signed to Fugazi bassist Joe Lally's record label Tolotta Records in 2000, a mere two years after they formed. Their self-titled debut album followed in the same year, which was so acclaimed that BBC Radio One legend John Peel asked them to record a session for his evening radio show. However, as the band couldn't afford to fly to London and record it, Dead Meadow became the first band in the session's 37 year history to record their session outside of the BBC's studios.
2001 saw the release of their second album “Howls From The Hills” and after the release of their live album “Got Live If You Want It” in 2002, the band signed to Matador Records in 2003, making them labelmates with the likes of Pavement, Guided By Voices and Belle and Sebastian. Ever since then, the band have remained one of the most consistent acts in stoner rock, with seven acclaimed studio albums to their name and a live show that could knock anyone for six. They've earned the respect of the likes of The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Anton Newcombe (no easy feat) and inspired acts like Wolfmother, who reinterpreted the Dead Meadow track “Everything's Goin' On” as “Pilgrim” on their second album “Cosmic Egg”. They're still going from strength to strength over a decade and a half after forming, and for that, Dead Meadow come highly recommended.
Live-Bewertungen
Dead Meadow are a band that genuinely go by the genre “Stoner Rock”, which does make a lot of sense as they walk out on stage to quite a half hearted applause with a half hearted response which with everything involved definitely gives me that confirmation and light bulb moment of what is happening. Their sound is definitely that of quite a droning kind of variety, with the beat being played in quite a lazy manner. It’s almost as though there is no need to break down the fourth wall and make an effort with the audience as it seems as though 90% of this entire room is a little bit under the influence! They perform music from their latest album, “Warble Womb” which is their seventh studio album. They perform songs from it such as “Rains in the Desert” and “I’m Cured” for this adoring audience who of course know enough of the words to add to this slightly odd perplexing atmosphere. I’ll put it down to an experience.
Lannistaar
Dead Meadow is an awesome band. I saw them several times in a different countries, and they are always playing exceptionally good, I do not know any other live band this style of music that can sound so true and cool.
This concert at Astoria was a bit different from the shows I saw earlier, due to dynamic crowd that was slamming and dancing and crowdsurfing all the way, even during the slow songs:) I think it was great! Normally people would just remain chill and stoned at DM shows, but this show was more punky.
I am looking forward to see the band again someday, hopefully many times.
Cheers!
madspunch
Dead Meadow were great, but I was really impressed by one of the opening bands, Cosmonauts ( https://cosmonautstheband.bandcamp.com/ ) . They had a really great, dense, sound for a standard 2 guitars, bass, drums band.
It was also really cool that the Independent was doing a full on old school analog light show for the show. After a boring King Crimson stage show ( I think they changed the lights once all show ), this was really fun to have as a backdrop for the music.
yokeho
Fantastic!,The Meadow killed it again,proving once more they are kings of the contemporary Psych. Scene,the band was incredibly tight,weaving trance inducing waves of mind bending sonic bliss,,greatly adding to the trance inducing atmospheric ambience was one of the most mind blowing liquid light shows I have ever witnessed,enveloping almost the intire club in a wash of psychedelic imagery,hats off to Alchemy Lights for melding music and art
yeoldeboy
Dead Meadow was fantastic,further cementing their legacy as one of the greatest psych.bands of their generation.the improvisational and melodic skills,the ability to add new dimensions to songs old and new,never ceases to amaze; to resurrect an old cliche they are truly" mind blowing".If you are a fan of the psych/stoner genre don't miss a chance to see them work their other worldly magic live
yeoldeboy
Their performance was flawless. Cohesive, beautiful, dark, mysterious! Wish Jason's vocals were turned up a bit more. The latest drummer is a total badass and was way on point. The band are gracious with their fans as well. I give them an A! Definitely plan to see them when they come through again.
erika-triglia
These guys are so good. I drive 3 hours by myself to see them, and I'd do it again in a heartbeat. So much delicious fuzzed out dreamy goodness with a hard left hook. Not to watch. Very memorable concert.
jason-wynn
Top shelf stoner rock that still putting on a great show. Always a good time with Dead Meadow.
I love Dead Meadow with all my stoner being.
Long live Dead Meadow!
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