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Right now, Every Time I Die and The Ghost Inside Show is streaming on Yahoo. Its worth watching if you get here in time! http://yhoo.it/1rm9TsM
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So, what are you guys' picks for the best albums to come out this year? Seems like we got a good amount of releases all over the place. I feel like there's a lot of albums that flew right underneath my radar, are there any albums y'all think didn't get nearly enough attention as they deserved?
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Dec 9, 2014 18:15
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Son of Aurelius' Under the Western Sun is the first thing that comes to mind for me at least
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Ion Dissonance new song kicks rear end https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSSPnq5ZWLk
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Dec 9, 2014 18:39
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The Dark Wind posted:So, what are you guys' picks for the best albums to come out this year? Seems like we got a good amount of releases all over the place. I feel like there's a lot of albums that flew right underneath my radar, are there any albums y'all think didn't get nearly enough attention as they deserved? In this thread's wheelhouse: GridLink - Longhena (do people like grind here? It's also kind of mathcore) Code Orange - I Am King Every Time I Die - From Parts Unknown Full of Hell & Merzbow Cult Leader - Nothing For Us Here Xibalba/Suburban Scum split EP
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Henchman of Santa posted:In this thread's wheelhouse: I'm surprised that the name Merzbow is being thrown around and it's not a joke. Are they actually making music that's really music now
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Dec 9, 2014 20:46
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Merzbow is one person and it's a collaborative effort. It's more or less just a FoH album that he produced, although some versions have a second side that's noise.
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Dec 9, 2014 20:49
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Is this the correct thread to talk about In This Moment? I just saw that they had released a new album named Black Widow. Yet to listen to it, but is it as good as Star-Crossed Wasteland? I thought that Blood was an incredibly boring album, and Star-Crossed Wasteland was the best they could do. Their album before that, The Dream, was also pretty cool however. Edit: Christ they're still clinging to that "we have a good looking vocalist so lets base every song on her sexual appeal"-angle?
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Dec 9, 2014 21:33
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Kumbamontu posted:I'm surprised that the name Merzbow is being thrown around and it's not a joke. Are they actually making music that's really music now Merzbow has done collabs with tons of people, he's absurdly prolific. It depresses me that his noise output is considered a joke when it's really great stuff to zone out to and get lost in the texture of. The Dark Wind posted:So, what are you guys' picks for the best albums to come out this year? Seems like we got a good amount of releases all over the place. I feel like there's a lot of albums that flew right underneath my radar, are there any albums y'all think didn't get nearly enough attention as they deserved? I don't listen to too much metalcore, but I was impressed by the new Illudria album. Really reminiscent of that neoclassical guitar style that The Human Abstract made use of, and THA are one of my favorite -core bands. The new Torrential Downpour and Plebeian Grandstand albums are good mathcore, and if Longhena counts it's one of my favorite grind albums ever. I was gonna mention the Kardashev EP which is awesome poo poo but I remembered that came out last year 
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Dec 9, 2014 21:46
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More or less my top 10 albums of the year are
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Dec 9, 2014 21:59
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I think the only album from the year people haven't put on their top 10 that I would is Vanna's Void. Digging out all my hardcore poo poo from the early 2000s, the Vanna album was sort of my gateway drug into picking up a lot of the stuff people have been listing. I love how angry and vicious it is. Coma Witch had a big impact, and Acacia Strain has me a lot more receptive to a wider range of stuff. I also really, really love The Ghost Inside album, watching that live stream of their show last night just adds to that too. I liked the Emmure album. It's really dumb, and they try a little too hard to be edgy, but it works really well on an angry day. I've also just been trying and sampling A TON of other random stuff, getting a feel for what I really love, what I just like, and what I can't stand. I put off Job For A Cowboy, because their band name is loving stupid, but I think their album warrants another listen.
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Some -core type stuff I enjoyed this year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQltYt7BmCc Comeback Kid - Die Knowing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CosqKDW39NU Destrage - Are You Kidding Me? No https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMgCCBWB5Gs Gnarwolves - Gnarwolves (pop punk but whatever, it rules) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyzxNSAXNEU '68 - In Humor and Sadness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B05Bh-DpPNQ Vanities - Dead Beats ...and the usual stuff that's been posted already (ETID, Ghost Inside, Unearth, Rings of Saturn...)
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XIII posted:Hey, Eight, what did you end up thinking about the new He Is Legend album? It took a few listens for me to "get" it, but now I'd confidently say it's my second favorite of theirs, with Suck Out The Poison being just slightly ahead. Honestly, I haven't really gotten into it yet, but that's more because I haven't given it enough time - I should listen to it right now, haha. Roydrowsy posted:I think the only album from the year people haven't put on their top 10 that I would is Vanna's Void. Digging out all my hardcore poo poo from the early 2000s, the Vanna album was sort of my gateway drug into picking up a lot of the stuff people have been listing. I love how angry and vicious it is. Agree with you on all of these. Void doesn't quite reach up to Vanna's previous album, but still a really good release. I love their new style.
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Coma Witch wins the year for me. Obey the Brave's Salvation comes in close second. Unearth and ETID were also bangers. I was sort of let down by the Ghost Inside record. I like it, but not as much as any of their previous three tapes. Few too many slow songs for me.
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It's hard to pick favorites when I listen to different stuff depending on my mood. In my post linking some brutal bands I linked the 2012 album by Depths of Hatred, not realizing they had a new one out in October. It's pretty good too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q8tdlercq8 Aversions Crown's full Tyrant album also got released Nov 24th. Not every track is amazing but I enjoyed it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwiqNi3OFWI edit: also I am liking this EP which isn't super original but it's pretty good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-948qNpetAA Rexxed fucked around with this message at 08:13 on Dec 11, 2014 |
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Dec 10, 2014 23:43
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dunno if I discovered these guys in this thread but this owns: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7KaSPBnw6M
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Incendiary rules. Bassist is a buddy of mine. Seeing them tomorrow in Long Island with Code Orange. Also seeing Every Time I Die tonight and Acacia Strain // Emmure next weekend. My body is going to hate me.
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The Acacia Strains new album is great, so is Unearth's. I really enjoyed For the Fallen Dreams new album as well. I know this will probably put me at odds with a lot of you, and it isn't really "core" but, not having listened to Slipknot since their Iowa days, i gotta say their newest album is pretty drat good.
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This is pretty fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnwPbXIiTHg
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God drat man, every time I listen to Acacia's new album it just gets better. By far their best work since Continent IMO. Just so many crunchy riffs, bounce factor off the charts, and breakdowns so simple yet brutal. Really glad the turnover in the band with guitarists and DL finally exiting the writing process didn't slow em down.
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Dec 15, 2014 03:39
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Yeah I really love the new Acacia album. I don't listen to a lot of this kind of music, what are some must-listens if I love Coma Witch?
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nerve posted:Yeah I really love the new Acacia album. I don't listen to a lot of this kind of music, what are some must-listens if I love Coma Witch? The new guitarists for Strain said that Continent/Dead Walk was their favorite albums by the band, and it definitely shows. I'd say check out those two albums (I like Continent better than Dead Walk but I think the general consensus among Strain fans is the other way around so whatevs). Check out Whitechapel's 2012 self titled album also. The songwriting on that album is top-notch, a shame their new album was kinda meh. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyfrwEwdOaw chocolateTHUNDER fucked around with this message at 04:20 on Dec 15, 2014 |
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nerve posted:Yeah I really love the new Acacia album. I don't listen to a lot of this kind of music, what are some must-listens if I love Coma Witch? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_vZ6Yhov-M
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SchwarzeKrieg posted:This is pretty fun. You weren't lying. Adding this album's release to my calendar.
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The Ghost Inside is such a horrible suggestion for anyone who likes Coma Witch to check out. I just saw TGI play with Every Time I Die and they're really such a snoozefest band. Not only do I personally not like them, but they're not in the same realm of The Acacia Strain at all. The new Acacia Strain guitarists came from the bands Oceano and Molotov Solution; both excellent examples of similar music styles. Molotov Solution's album Insurrection is hands down one of the best deathcore albums ever. Oceano's latest isn't all that hot but their prior stuff is good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69WuasOxWkg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny2L9JHhPAQ
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ShoogaSlim posted:Ion Dissonance new song kicks rear end this song gave me a boner of such magnitude that dubai is now struggling to reclaim their record for the tallest structure on earth
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g0lbez posted:this song gave me a boner of such magnitude that dubai is now struggling to reclaim their record for the tallest structure on earth I fuken love Ion Dissonance. "Cursed" was their best tape I say, so the new one (whenever it comes out) should be diarrhoea-inducing. The bonus tape at the end with the clean singing is actually my favorite track for some reason. Hopefully they do something like that again even though stupid people will hate it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r1v8hDGxi8 I thought the relatively hated tape "Minus the Herd" was way awesome as well and people are bad and wrong if they don't like it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bo4jjOsQA9k
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More Rings of Saturn drama: http://www.theprp.com/2014/12/18/news/ex-rings-of-saturn-guitarist-says-lucas-mann-is-a-hack-of-a-musician/
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Band drama is stupid. New music from good bands is cool. New Xibalba track: https://soundcloud.com/noisey/xibalba-invierno
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Dec 18, 2014 23:06
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Amazon has a huge sale right now, MP3 albums for $5. The Hell, Every Time I Die, Emmure, Whitechapel, Job for a Cowboy.. all sorts of bands.. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_pg_5...&qid=1419648551
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Some rough mixes of new material from Diecast (holy poo poo, they're back!) http://www.theprp.com/2014/12/26/news/diecast-streaming-new-songs-gods-of-war-devils-eyes/ It's uhhh ok I guess. Never been a big Diecast fan (there are a few songs off Internal Revolution I dig) so I'm probably not the best person to comment on em. It's kind of funny seeing bands like Bleeding Through, Chimaira, God Forbid, and (probably) Shadows Fall call it quits, while Diecast, It Dies Today, and Haste The Day are making their "comebacks". At least if you miss those other bands, you can expect them to be back in a few years.
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Speaking of God Forbid, I somehow missed listening to any of their material while they were active and just this morning got around to listening to their most recent release which was awesome. Where should I go from there? Work backwards or start at the beginning and go forward?
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I still remember the first time I saw God Forbid in the back of a little bar in Queens, NY. I've always loved them but stopped listening much when they released IV. Reject the Sickness is one of my favorite songs ever written. That album is solid and Determination is their best album. Bands like God Forbid and Lamb of God were awesome at pioneering a more metal infused style of hardcore but then the style got so popular and lost all of it's hardcore influence and they just started playing bigger shows to worse fans (Slayer fans and poo poo). I eventually saw Lamb of God open for Metallica which was crazy but at that point they had already written a bunch of lovely albums and sucked.
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Kumbamontu posted:Speaking of God Forbid, I somehow missed listening to any of their material while they were active and just this morning got around to listening to their most recent release which was awesome. Where should I go from there? Work backwards or start at the beginning and go forward? I remember the first God Forbid album I heard was Earthsblood and I was just like ehhh. I even posted in this thread about it. Their last album totally loving owned though and made me a big fan of the band. Just in time for them to break up!  Anyways, IV is very much in the same vein as their last album and owns also. ShoogaSlim posted:I still remember the first time I saw God Forbid in the back of a little bar in Queens, NY. I've always loved them but stopped listening much when they released IV. Reject the Sickness is one of my favorite songs ever written. That album is solid and Determination is their best album. Wrath is a great album, and Resolution had a few tasty tunes. Sacrament kinda sucked imo. Nothing beats Ashes of the Wake, though. Also, the remaster of As the Palaces Burn is great and actually makes the album listenable. The documentary on it is hilarious because it's basically Devin Townsend admitting that he was in way over his head while producing that album and all this poo poo. chocolateTHUNDER fucked around with this message at 00:28 on Dec 29, 2014 |
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The original As the Palaces Burn is one of my all time favorite metal albums. It jams so hard. So gritty, nasty, fast and angry. I didn't know it had been remastered and now I want to check that out. Ashes of the Wake is cool too. I'm touch and go on their other stuff.
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I might have heard three Lamb of God songs in my life and have always been sort of lukewarm toward them, but I'm listening to As The Palaces Burn and, holy poo poo, it rips. I'm going to pretend this is their only album because I'm sure listening to anything else will only let me down.
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Guys it's all about New American Gospel. I'm old e: when I saw them play with Metallica (about 5 years ago at this point) they closed with Black Label, first song on NAG, and a few hardcore kids ran down to the mosh pit. It's a classic song that any old fan would love to hear. As the Palaces Burn is a solid album as well and I remember rocking out hard to Ruin. ShoogaSlim fucked around with this message at 22:15 on Dec 29, 2014 |
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ShoogaSlim posted:Guys it's all about New American Gospel. *drum intro* 1....2....3....4.....AHHHHHH *people die*
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