Dronevil

Boris · 2005

75 min · 4 tracks · noise rock · stoner rock · sludge metal

A vast, immersive soundscape where elongated tones intertwine with chaotic noise and hypnotic rhythms.

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Dronevil is an album by Boris, released in 2005. A vast, immersive soundscape where elongated tones intertwine with chaotic noise and hypnotic rhythms. 'Dronevil' is notable for its ambitious length and structure, with each track pushing the boundaries of drone music. It has been celebrated for its influence on subsequent drone and metal artists, contributing to the genre's evolution and cementing Boris's status as innovators in the noise rock scene. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Dronevil sound like?

A vast, immersive soundscape where elongated tones intertwine with chaotic noise and hypnotic rhythms. Rooted in noise rock and stoner rock.

What makes Dronevil by Boris notable?

'Dronevil' is notable for its ambitious length and structure, with each track pushing the boundaries of drone music. It has been celebrated for its influence on subsequent drone and metal artists, contributing to the genre's evolution and cementing Boris's status as innovators in the noise rock scene. Released in 2005, 'Dronevil' marked a significant moment for Boris as it followed their critically acclaimed album 'Amplifier Worship'. At this point, Boris was solidifying their reputation within the experimental music scene, transitioning from underground pioneers to influential artists recognized for their genre-defying sound. This album showcases their deepening exploration of drone metal and avant-garde aesthetics.

How many songs are on Dronevil?

Dronevil has 4 tracks, running approximately 75 minutes.