That''s why Kaeos does not have a MySpace page. We never will. We refuse to cooperate with the corrupt and mindless machine. A machine that sucks up your efforts and creations, and spits them out like a faceless, conformist mass of marketable trends. A neverending cultural stream of shit to numb the masses into believing there is no true value anymore.
If you have an inch of dignity or intelligence in you, you will stop feeding the void and take back control of your music.
The second release by Kaeos takes a different turn. Sludge and Doom-influences abound, this release was written and recorded in a 4-day session in Vlagtwedde, The Netherlands. The EP is available for download and listen at the Kaeos website. Released on August 30th, 2009.
The nice folks over at Soundcloud have a music-hosting service up that’s pretty awesome. You can take a listen to our demo, and it doesn’t even cost us any bandwidth anymore! Awesome!
As is often the case with us, planning took a wrong turn somewhere, and we ended up in the North of the Netherlands to record some new songs.
From the ultimately grim & frostbitten vacation home comes our series of inspired guesses on how to make doom/sludge/black metal. It’s gonna take a while to finish the production, but keep an eye out, and in the mean time you can look at the ultimately TRVE picture above, taken near our home away from home Finsterwolde. For those of you who don’t know, Finsterwolde means Dark Woods in Germanic languages such as Dutch and Deutsch.
So to keep you satisfied till then, here’s a guitar-interlude thingy that F. and T. recorded. Unfortunately, M. had too much of a hangover to participate.
Check out our review on the Dutch e-zine Metalfan! The reviewer awarded us 60/100 points. The review is in Dutch, so you all whip out your copy of the Dikke van Dale-dictionary!
The Spanish guys over at castleofvampiria.com wrote a review about our demo and gave us a 7.5 out of 10!
Thanks to el dios perezoso for his high rating. Unfortunately my Spanish is pretty rotten, so I’m not entirely sure what he writes, but he’s commenting on how he likes the first two tracks best, and that he doesn’t like the production too much. We’ll get someone to translate, but in the meantime, sling out the babelfish, and check out the review over here.
It’s added under our utterly fictional album called “An Ode to Black Metal” which is of course, available for only €666,- and contains only one single fucking track. It’s a fucking TRVE track, so well, yeah… you know, it compensates for the rest of the missing album.
Have fun boosting our stats, you bunch of retarded children!