Oblivion EP

Mastodon · 2009

18 min · 4 tracks · heavy metal · progressive metal · sludge metal

Heavy riffs intertwine with soaring melodies, creating a dynamic soundscape that balances aggression and introspection.

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Oblivion EP is an EP by Mastodon, released in 2009. Heavy riffs intertwine with soaring melodies, creating a dynamic soundscape that balances aggression and introspection. The 'Oblivion EP' features the titular track which received significant airplay on rock radio stations and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Metal Performance. Additionally, it showcases live versions of previously released tracks, highlighting the band’s energy and musicianship during live performances, further enhancing their connection with fans. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Oblivion EP sound like?

Heavy riffs intertwine with soaring melodies, creating a dynamic soundscape that balances aggression and introspection. Rooted in heavy metal and progressive metal.

What makes Oblivion EP by Mastodon notable?

The 'Oblivion EP' features the titular track which received significant airplay on rock radio stations and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Metal Performance. Additionally, it showcases live versions of previously released tracks, highlighting the band’s energy and musicianship during live performances, further enhancing their connection with fans. The 'Oblivion EP' was released in early 2009, following Mastodon's critically acclaimed album 'Crack the Skye' from 2009. This EP showcases the band's continued evolution as they embraced more experimental sounds while maintaining their heavy roots. At this point, Mastodon was solidifying their reputation as a leading force in progressive metal.

How many songs are on Oblivion EP?

Oblivion EP has 4 tracks, running approximately 18 minutes.