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The 2024 OHMs Peak Top 10 Heavy Elite.

Ascend with us as we soar to the peak of this year's elite heavy albums.


#5: Longheads - Layers of Wax

Genre: Heavy psych, Progressive metal, Thrash, Doom

Sounds Like: King Gizzard, Slift, Fuzz

Homeland: London, UK


Immerse yourself into this wild tapestry of sound molded with psychedlic doom and inspiring tangents of thrash and progressive rock.

Longheads - Layers of Wax


 

#6: Disastroid - Garden Creatures

Genre: Hard rock, Grunge

Sounds Like: Melvins, Gruntruck, Paw

Homeland: California


This addictive off-kilter album features unfiltered heqviness harkening us back to the days of Paw and Gruntruck. Enver's quirky vocals and the richlt layered fretwork add intriguing complexity that drives deeper each listen.

Disastroid - Garden Creatures


 

#7: Familiars - Easy Does it

Genre: Heavy rock, Stonegaze

Sounds Like: Fostermother, BoneHawk, Tragically Hip

Homeland: Canada


Comforting countryside stonegaze that .beautifully marries heavy riffs with expansive landscapes. Let this one percolate over time and it will become a mainstay in your rotation.

Familiars - Easy Does It


 

#8: Oranssi Pazuzu - Muuntautuja

Genre: Sludge, Psychedelic, Black metal, Industrial

Sounds Like: Blut Aus Nord, Sigh

Homeland: Finland


In the ever-evolving lanscape of metal music, few bands have dared to push the boundaries as bodly as Oranssi Pazuzu. Muuntautuja blends industrial sludge and Black metal with haunting atmospheric elements. The band has created a soundscape that resonates with both heaviness and etherrality, crafting a genre all to themselves.

Oranssi Pazuzu - Muuntautuja


 

#9: Laudare - Requiem

Genre: Black metal, Progressive metal, Post metal

Sounds Like: Amenra, Julie Christmas

Homeland: Germany


Requiem is an innovative trip through a web of progressive Post-rock, hardcore, Black metal and operatic choir driven poetry.

Laudare - Requiem


 

#10: High Desert Queen - Palm Reader

Genre: Stoner Rock

Sounds Like: Kal-El, Sasquatch, We Hunt Buffalo

Homeland: Texas


Palm Reader slams with bold and crunchy fuzz, hitting all the right notes and offering a plethora of tremendous hooks.



 

#4: To be unveiled tomorrow...

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