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Wall Of Sleep
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Wall Of Sleep is a brand new company as it was formed in the last month of 2001, though its members are not some feeble greenhorns. The founders of the band, Füleki Sándor (guitar) and Holdampf Gábor (vocals) both came from the early Hungarian hardcore-scene: from the second half of the eighties, they’ve played in bands like the more old-school AMD or the complex, Voivod-type Leukémia.
But their biggest effort was, without any doubt, this fine thing called Mood (emerged around 1994). That five-piece combo was Hungary’s very first doom metal band - during the eight years of Mood’s career, they’ve made four great full-lengths and an EP full of pretty heavy, yet very melodic songs in the Trouble/Sabbath-vein (Vol 1.; Slow Down; Wombocosmic; The Fourth Ride Of Doomanoids and the Burning Slow EP - maybe you can still get some of these records from the band itself, check out the “contacts” file!). Mood was a well-known name in the Hungarian underground and it was a celebrated live-band: both the more conservative metal ‘zines and the alternative press praised its name. They’ve organised Hungarian shows under the name of “Flag Of Doom” (with top bands like Crowbar, Beaver and Spirit Caravan) and “Doomanoids Festival” (with other Hungarian doom/stoner-rock bands). But, unfortunately, this band could just never reach its goals (a real tour, a suitable record company etc.) outside its homecountry. |
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