Thursday, December 1, 2011
SLC's Subrosa Score With Pitchfork & Decibel
Posted By Bill Frost on December 1, 2011, 12:00 PM
Salt Lake City doom-folk-metal-other-adjective-here band Subrosa have landed on two prestigious year-end lists with their February release No Help For the Mighty Ones. ---
While the band itself is currently on hiatus, Subrosa's heavier-than-cement-stilettos album No Help For the Mighty Ones (recorded by SLC's Andy Patterson and released by Canadian label Profound Lore; recently limited-issued on vinyl) came in at No. 20 on both Pitchfork and Decibel Magazine's Top Metal Albums of 2011. The ladies just barely missed out on a trifecta with a Grammy nomination, however, since celebrated "metal" band Sum 41 was somehow in the running.
Update: No Help also hits No. 3 at MetalSucks.net.
Listen to Subrosa ("Borrowed Time, Borrowed Eyes" and "Whippoorwill" are from No Help For the Mighty Ones):
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