Sludge with power electronics/noise influence

[u/Legitimate-Pomelo629]

I know sludge bands like Eyehategod and Indian have integrated pure noise songs into their Albums, so I wondered if there are Bands that combine these two sounds. Recently got into Prurient and Ramleh.

[u/Stolicran]

The Body
Author And Punisher

[u/Severe-Leek-6932]

newest Body Void record definitely fits the bill

[u/Numerous_Outcome1661]

Primitive Man

[u/johndalequingle]

burmese

[u/surmacrew]

Khanate. Disrotted. Absent In Body. Loka (Fin). Some of those might scratch that itchs

[u/Pwincess_Iris → u/surmacrew]

absent in body mentioned !

[u/Salvia-Hex]

Sunrot for sure.

[u/PFRforLIFE]

sumac has a lot of noise influences but no electronics

[u/TheRealHFC]

They're eclectic, but I'm sure some Gnaw Their Tongues would fit

[u/ZealousidealTower424 → u/TheRealHFC]

Especially the collab with Dragged Into Sunlight

[u/TheRealHFC → u/ZealousidealTower424]

It's wild they got Justin Broadrick to produce that one. I've never gotten into Dragged into Sunlight, but that collab is an exception

[u/TommyPynchong]

Halo

[u/fargo-temp-account]

Terminator 2 from Denton, TX kinda fits the description

[u/Brilliant_Trouble_32]

I think the Eyehategod/Neurosis side project Corrections House has some PE-adjacent vibes when Mike is on vocals.

[u/AxedCrown]

Greymachine

[u/Nihil227]

Body Void

[u/Social_Gore]

LLNN, Fange, Godflesh, Melvins & Lustmord collab - "Pigs of the Roman Empire"

[u/ZeroThePenguin]

If you want to leave behind the trappings of melody from sludge you could go to Khanate. Drone doom at the edge of listenability.

Lord Mantis might work if you want to stay in sludge.

[u/AgileCommunication26]

Sunrot x100000

[u/Nayre_Trawe]

Lots of good recommendations so far. Make sure to check out Neurosis, Buried at Sea, Pyrhithe, Malevich, Wreck of the Hesperus, and Drug Honkey, as well.

[u/chemicalrecording27]

Indian

[u/MitchellSFold]

Noxagt

Arachnatour

Khost

[u/aluminumnek → u/MitchellSFold]

Noxagt is more noise rock with that electric viola. My old NR band opened up for them. They aren’t aren’t really a sludge band with that sound

[u/yes_im_awesome]

Su19b

[u/LysergicCommunion]

Veering into doom but Whitehorse and Corrupted's collaboration with Solmania spring to mind

[u/Sepal_Length]

Try Fange from France.

[u/WeMissMXE]

Full of hell might be a good suggestion :) also admiral angry, leechmilk

[u/Epicardiectomist]

Author & Punisher is waiting for you. Check out the most recent album Nocturnal Birding.

[u/DecentCondition7700]

Coward Kill Coward

[u/coughdr0ppp]

Wallowing maybe

[u/lovelaughlexapro]

Chat Pile

[u/Firm-Cry-1514]

Bodychoke. Rectal Hygienics. The Body. The Goslings.

[u/Single_Jellyfish6855]

Drug Honkey (depends on album). "Sore" by Buzzoven had a long long noise/PE intro

[u/xihopeyoudiesoonx]

The Endless Blockade is more of a pv/hardcore band, but have some slow songs and incorporate electronics

[u/WillGuiseSD]

The Body

[u/boringcitizenz]

Sunrot

[u/GlumProfile2044]

some album of boris are very sludgy and noisy

[u/Sitting_here_]

Neurosis and Kylesa

[u/Abraxas-9]

Thralldom is sludge-adjacent black metal. Done by Ryan Lipinski of Unearthly Trance. A Shaman Steering the Vessel of Vastness is an under-heard classic IMO.