Two Tales Of Woe

Doctor J · 15-03-2009 1:13pm #1

I picked up their album yesterday, one of the best Metal albums by an Irish band that I've heard in a long time. Some ****ing really nice riffing on there. I'd recommend anyone into the likes of Crowbar or Kyuss and the likes, the good heavy stuff, to check them out.

www.myspace.com/twotalesofwoe

chin_grin · 15-03-2009 1:18pm

For a band I haven't caught live (yet) I've still been in to them for a long time! Raging I missed their Album launch.

They've got that "tune low play slow" sound down pat. Huge fan of Crowbars so this is my perfect ear candy. Think their album was recently reviewed on metal Ireland if anyone wanted to check that out too.

http://www.metalireland.com/2009/03/08/two-tales-of-woe-a-conversation-with-death/

GhostInTheRuins · 15-03-2009 1:21pm

Anything I've heard of these guys has been good, I still didn't get their album yet though.

OK-Cancel-Apply · 15-03-2009 1:41pm

Yeah I spotted these guys a while back and was going to go to the launch, but something came up...

Will definitely pick up the album.

Kess73 · 15-03-2009 2:00pm

There is a touch of Viking Skull in their sound. Does sound like it is well worth picking up.

christophicus · 15-03-2009 2:01pm

Saw them in Waterford on Thursday, they are pretty ****ing good.

Nea · 16-03-2009 10:04am

Saw them supporting Lordi and quite enjoyed them. Didnt have enough sponds to pick up the album on the night.

I think they were a bit delicate as they got the gig last minute and it was the night after the album launch.

Garkah · 17-03-2009 1:33am

I was half expecting the songlist on the back of this album to be:

1.Tale one of woe
2.Tale two of woe

*end of cd case*

redenemyjoe · 18-03-2009 3:36am

I love this band quite a lot. They deserve every bit of success they will inevitably achieve.

I used to be in it with my drummer.

Kess73 · 18-03-2009 11:41am

Is the album in Irish stores or where is the best place to get it from? Would prefer to buy it from wherever gives the band the biggest share of the price.

Demeyes · 18-03-2009 3:11pm

I saw them live a while ago. I really liked the music and thought they were a dead on bunch of lads but the singing kind of ruins it for me. It's not as bad on the recordings I've heard but live it got kinda annoying for me.
I love the low tuned riffage though. It's class.

jenizzle · 18-03-2009 6:40pm

Kess73 wrote: »

Is the album in Irish stores or where is the best place to get it from? Would prefer to buy it from wherever gives the band the biggest share of the price.

Probably best to buy at one of their gigs if ye can make it along to one.

FMR · 18-03-2009 10:04pm

Kess73 wrote: »

Is the album in Irish stores or where is the best place to get it from? Would prefer to buy it from wherever gives the band the biggest share of the price.

www.sentinelrecords.com

Kess73 · 18-03-2009 10:47pm

FMR wrote: »

www.sentinelrecords.com

I looked at their online store and cannot find it listed in the A-Z or under Irish bands.

fobster · 19-03-2009 10:31am

Ah yeah The Woe rule, so much riffage. Picked up the album in Sentinel Records back in February. It's a quality album without a doubt.

Side question: Is the Sentinel shop beside the Bank still open or has it closed?

GhostInTheRuins · 19-03-2009 10:34am

I think it might be still open, don't know for how much longer though.

FMR · 19-03-2009 9:30pm

sentinel is on the other side of the bank beside the tattooists. Email him as he def has their cd

Two Tales Of Woe

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