So Flows Our Fate
2015
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Morass of Molasses' EP, "So Flows Our Fate," released in 2015, is a collection of four tracks that blend stoner rock, sludge, blues, and southern rock influences. The band, hailing from Reading, UK, creates a sound reminiscent of the NOLA scene, with hints of Kyuss. The EP explores themes of historical disasters from a first-person perspective. The album's cover art was created by Dominic Sohor.
The EP garnered critical acclaim and led to the band's signing with Hevisike Records for their debut album, "These Paths We Tread". Reviewers have noted the EP's blend of hazy melodies and heavy riffs, with tracks like "Rotten Teeth" showcasing dynamic shifts between quiet and loud sections. The release was followed by performances at Bloodstock Festival and HRH Doom vs Stoner, solidifying their presence in the stoner/sludge scene.
Track Highlights
- Rotten Teeth — Features dynamic shifts and a blend of heavy riffs and melodies.
- Ashtabula — Faster tempo with swampy boogie elements and haunting vocals; inspired by the Ashtabula rail disaster.
- Fear To Tread — Features a monster riff.
- Bear River — Begins like a horror film soundtrack, with heavy fuzz guitars and a tidal wave of noise.
Significance
The EP was well-received, with reviewers praising its blend of stoner and sludge elements and its dynamic songwriting. It helped Morass of Molasses gain recognition in the stoner/sludge scene and led to their signing with Hevisike Records. The EP's exploration of historical disasters added a unique thematic element to their music.
The band's name and the song 'Rotten Teeth' are inspired by the Boston Molasses Disaster of 1919.
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