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Bull of Heaven
Bull of Heaven Bull of Heaven
Background information
Origin	Denver, Colorado
Genres	noise, drone, dark ambient
Years active	2001–present
Members	Clayton Counts Neil Keener
Website	bullofheaven.com

Bull of Heaven is a 2-man drone band from Denver, Colorado. Both members, Clayton Counts and Neil Keener, met each other in Chicago while playing in various bands with each other. They are infamously known for making unusually long musical pieces, some lasting even up to 5 whole years. Due to the nature of these long pieces, any piece of music from their website over 2 gigabytes can not be streamed and must be downloaded.

Notes

(1) http://blogs.westword.com/backbeat/2011/02/bull_of_heaven_works_to_provid.php (over 5 years) (2) http://musiquemachine.com/articles/articles_template.php?id=155 (form date, city, other info) (3) http://bullofheaven.com/faq.html (2GB, where they are based

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