Uboa
Uboa

Uboa

AUSMetal, Doom/Sludge Metal
20,177 monthly listeners
  • 21.3K followers
  • 8.9K followers
  • 1.2K followers
  • 315 fans

Uboa's Top Spotify Songs

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An Angel of Great and Terrible Light
3.4K streams
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Detransitioning
2.6K streams
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The Origin of My Depression
2.1K streams
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Please Don't Leave Me
2.1K streams
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The Surgery
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Uboa's Top Spotify Playlists in the past 3 Months

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Flenser's Seasonal Suffering: The Sorrow of Spring
by Spotify
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Now That's What I Call Gloom Vol. 1
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FLSN 101: Intro to The Flenser
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Trans Fronted Bands You Should Be Listening To
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TND Loved List 2019
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Past 12 Months

Events7 Events

Apr
18-21
Roadburn Festival
Netherlands
NLD
, TilburgN/A N/A
Past
Apr
07
Uboa at The Tote
Australia
AUS
, Melbourne0 - 500 Club
Past
Nov
18
Uboa at Stay Gold Melbourne
Australia
AUS
, Melbourne0 - 500 Bar
Past
Nov
16
Uboa at Black Bear Lodge
Australia
AUS
, Brisbane0 - 500 Bar
Past
Jul
27
Uboa at The Red Hill Hotel
Australia
AUS
, Chewton0 - 500 Other
Past

Uboa's Past Events7 Events

  • Roadburn Festival festival

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    NLD, Tilburg
    Small
  • Uboa at The Tote

    Uboa
    The Tote
    AUS, Melbourne
    Club0 - 500
  • Uboa at Stay Gold Melbourne

    Uboa
    Stay Gold Melbourne
    AUS, Melbourne
    Bar0 - 500
  • Uboa at Black Bear Lodge

    Uboa
    Black Bear Lodge
    AUS, Brisbane
    Bar0 - 500
  • Uboa at The Red Hill Hotel

    Uboa
    The Red Hill Hotel
    AUS, Chewton
    Other0 - 500

More about Uboa

Overview of Doom/Sludge Metal musician Uboa

Australian musician Uboa is from Melbourne, a thriving metropolis. The musician is renowned for their distinctive approach to metal, with a concentration on the doom and sludge metal subgenres. Heavy, distorted guitar riffs and forceful, sluggish rhythms that convey a sense of impending dread are the hallmarks of Uboa's music.

Uboa's music focuses on exploring the darker aspects of the human mind and is both eerie and cathartic. The atmosphere of each song is enhanced by their powerful vocals and raw, emotional lyrics, bringing listeners in and enveloping them in a world of suffering, hopelessness, and finally, redemption. Uboa has established themselves as a rising star in the Australian metal scene and beyond with a sound that is both ambient and brutal. Their music is proof of metal's ability to delve deeply into human experience and emotion.

What are the most popular songs for Doom/Sludge Metal musician Uboa?

Uboa is a well-known musician in the Metal, Doom/Sludge Metal scene and is originally from Melbourne, Australia. Among their most well-known songs are "Detransitioning," "An Angel of Great and Terrible Light," and "The Origin of My Depression." These songs demonstrate Uboa's talent for writing affecting, reflective music that connects with listeners.

Outstanding tune "Detransitioning" showcases Uboa's distinctive distorted voice and ominous atmosphere. Dark words and an eerie music combine to create an intense listening experience that is difficult to forget. The track "The Flesh of the World," which has a slow, powerful riff that wonderfully encapsulates the doom metal feel, is another standout.

The songs "Please Don't Leave Me," "The Surgery," and "Inside/Outside" from Uboa are also well-known. Each song displays Uboa's own style and capacity for producing music that is both potent and thought-provoking. Uboa is absolutely worth checking out, whether you're a die-hard listener of Metal, Doom/Sludge Metal music, or you're just searching for something new to listen to.

What are the latest songs and music albums for Doom/Sludge Metal musician Uboa?

Over the past five years, Australian Metal/Doom/Sludge Metal musician Uboa has continuously released music. 2019 saw the release of her most recent album, "The Origin of My Depression," which features her recognizable style of dark, ambient music with heartbreaking vocals. Each song on the album contributes to the overall tone as it takes the listener on a trip into sadness and gloom.

In the previous year, Uboa has also released a number of songs, including "The Flesh of the World" and "The Absolute" in 2019 and "The Sky May Be (Extus)" and "Thigh High Cat Tights" in 2018. Although each of these songs has an own feel, they all adhere to Uboa's moody and ominous aesthetic. While "The Absolute" is more atmospheric and dreamy with eerie whispers, "The Flesh of the World" is a sluggish, hefty track with distorted vocals.

Uboa's music is generally not for the weak of heart. Her heaviness, unsettling soundscapes, and haunting voices evoke dread and hopelessness. Metal, Doom, and Sludge Metal fans will value her distinctive flair and commitment to her craft. Uboa has had several releases in the last year, thus it is obvious that they are not about to slow down.

Which are the most important music performances and festival appearances for Doom/Sludge Metal musician Uboa?

The Melbourne-based musician Uboa has adorned numerous stages with her distinctive fusion of sludge and doom metal. The Old Bar Melbourne, Evelyn Hotel, Black Bear Lodge, Stay Gold Melbourne, and The Red Hill Hotel are just a few of the prestigious locations where she has played.

She gave one of her most memorable performances at The Old Bar Melbourne, captivating the crowd with her eerie vocals and powerful riffs. Because of the venue's small size, the performer and her listeners were able to engage more deeply, creating an amazing experience for everyone.

Uboa has established a reputation for herself on the festival circuit, performing at prestigious gatherings like Dark Mofo, MONA FOMA, and Supersonic Festival. Particularly her performance at Dark Mofo received a lot of praise from critics who praised her for pushing the boundaries of the genre and playing an intense set.

Roadburn Festival, Descendants of Crom, and Women of Doom are a few other famous festivals where they have performed. Uboa demonstrated her musical flexibility in these events, demonstrating that she can compete musically with some of the top names in the business.

Uboa has established herself as one of the most interesting and cutting-edge musicians in the doom and sludge metal genre as a result of her concerts, which have generally made a lasting impression on her fans.