This is always a fun topic, and one that I think is even more interesting to get into when you pick apart the different type of aesthetics/approaches that Dom gets into. For me personally, the era I have dubbed "Crap Dom" has really been doin' it for me as of late. Releases of this time include Dracula Syndrome, African Division and Sexual Magic. Tapes that sound like they were recorded with the shittiest of room mics into the shittiest of tape decks. The result is some ungodly level of filth that you would rarely see from a project in the same prestige as Prurient nowadays.
But it doesn't stop there, because you also have the much more "refined" and "proper" albums. Pleasure Ground, The Black Post Society & Frozen Niagra Falls all have a vision for what they wanted to set out and achieve, and they do it excellently.
2 favorites that I have not seen mentioned here though (or maybe I missed them in skimming):
All Are Guests in the House of the Lord - This Kevin Drumm collab is fucked up good. It is absolutely bewildering how well these 2 work off of each other here. I'm not sure what possessed them during this recording, but its edition of 1000 pressing means you can spend the $7 to go and grab this.
Fossil - It isn't the most polished of the bunch, but I think the charm of having some large ensemble madness for this project comes across nicely on this CD. Again, very cheap and easy to find. I remember speaking to Ben from Dropdead about playing on this disc, and he said that him and Dom would hotwire amps to "ungodly levels of loud." It seems like that is sort of a "Providence thing" to do, as he is not the first musician from there to tell me they modded their amp to perform like that.
