Modder - Destroying Ourselves For A Place In The Sun - SOUL0224

Modder - Destroying Ourselves For A Place In The Sun - SOUL0224LP

Modder - Destroying Ourselves For A Place In The Sun (Red) - SOUL0224LPR

Destroying Ourselves For A Place In The Sun

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Format Details: Red / Red vinyl

Release Date: 07 November 2025

Label: Consouling Sounds

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 8721018027774

Genres: Hard Rock & Metal

Release Date: 07 November 2025

Label: Consouling Sounds

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 6095457424404

Genres: Hard Rock & Metal

Release Date: 07 November 2025

Label: Consouling Sounds

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 6095421511529

Genres: Hard Rock & Metal

Description
Modder is a five-piece sludge & doom band hailing from Ghent, Belgium. With riffs designed to make your neck break, supported by thundering basslines, grooving drums, industrial samples and synths, they forge a unique sound in the sludge landscape. Musically speaking, Modder has once again pushed the boundaries for themselves with this new batch of songs. Building on the previous and widely praised album 'The Great Liberation Through Hearing', the new work is perhaps an even bigger statement. The combination of 'Sludge' (and by extension all sorts of metal variants) with the even more refined electronic Psy elements comes awfully close to a perfect symbiosis! Press quotes "This one really is a beauty..for works of unparalleled wonder, this hits the nail firmly on the head." - The Sleeping. "One of the most exciting voices within the Instrumental Doom/ Sludge Metal scene". - Outlaws of the Sun. "Modder deliver a fantastic record. The only option here is to join forces and enjoy the destruction." - Transcended Music Blog

Description
Black Vinyl. Modder is a five-piece sludge & doom band hailing from Ghent, Belgium. With riffs designed to make your neck break, supported by thundering basslines, grooving drums, industrial samples and synths, they forge a unique sound in the sludge landscape. Musically speaking, Modder has once again pushed the boundaries for themselves with this new batch of songs. Building on the previous and widely praised album 'The Great Liberation Through Hearing', the new work is perhaps an even bigger statement. The combination of 'Sludge' (and by extension all sorts of metal variants) with the even more refined electronic Psy elements comes awfully close to a perfect symbiosis! Press quotes "This one really is a beauty..for works of unparalleled wonder, this hits the nail firmly on the head." - The Sleeping. "One of the most exciting voices within the Instrumental Doom/ Sludge Metal scene". - Outlaws of the Sun. "Modder deliver a fantastic record. The only option here is to join forces and enjoy the destruction." - Transcended Music Blog

Description
Red vinyl. Modder is a five-piece sludge & doom band hailing from Ghent, Belgium. With riffs designed to make your neck break, supported by thundering basslines, grooving drums, industrial samples and synths, they forge a unique sound in the sludge landscape. Musically speaking, Modder has once again pushed the boundaries for themselves with this new batch of songs. Building on the previous and widely praised album 'The Great Liberation Through Hearing', the new work is perhaps an even bigger statement. The combination of 'Sludge' (and by extension all sorts of metal variants) with the even more refined electronic Psy elements comes awfully close to a perfect symbiosis! Press quotes "This one really is a beauty..for works of unparalleled wonder, this hits the nail firmly on the head." - The Sleeping. "One of the most exciting voices within the Instrumental Doom/ Sludge Metal scene". - Outlaws of the Sun. "Modder deliver a fantastic record. The only option here is to join forces and enjoy the destruction." - Transcended Music Blog