Sludge
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See Slime, 4. Sludge hole, the hand-hole, or manhole, in asteam boiler, by means of which sediment can be removed.
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Like it's counterpart [doom], sludge is another genre of music inspired by [Black Sabbath]. Unlike doom however, which emphasizes slower tempos and dynamic heavy riffs. Sludge emphasizes even slower tempos, repetition and progression.
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The poop you have after you drink a bunch of coffee.
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Sludge metal (aka Sludge Doom) is a genre of metal that takes inspiration from Doom Metal. Sludge is kind of like the raunchy cousin of [Doom]. Sludge is very prominent in the South, many of the earliest bands on the scene began there (particularly in New Orleans area) such as [Eyehategod]. Sludge metal is typically more aggressive than doom, taking inspiration from punk (indeed members of EHG and Down formed [Crust punk] band Arson Anthem). Lyrical content generally focuses around suffering, drug and alcohol abuse, and politics. Some bands include:
The Melvins
Superjoint Ritual
Weedeater
Buzzov*en
Eyehategod
Rwake (pronounced Wake)
Down
Isis
Neurosis
Jesu
Baroness
Crowbar
And many others. Bands such as The Melvins have been credited to have first touched on and inspired the sludge sound, and Eyehategod is generally credited to have broken the scene open. -
A thick, soupy substance, usually foul in appearance and/or smell.
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A [low-life] toxic personality who spreads their poison and contaminates the innocent. Sludge is human [primordial ooze]. Teenage girls often gravitate towards [sludge]. The sludge soon slimes all over them and the next thing they know the girl's hooked on [crack]. The [trick out] stage is next, where Mr. [Sludge] puts her on the street. She becomes a [crack ho] and he profits from the [dual trade]. Advice for dealing with sludge: run in the opposite direction or shoot on sight.
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Tired and lazy, lack of motivation
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a large group of sluts/skanks
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Thick, soft, wet mud or a similar viscous mixture of liquid and solid components, especially the product of an industrial or refining process.
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soft, wet soil or a substance that looks like this:
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