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Henrik Zetterberg posted:Didn't see it posted, but Jimmy Bain died. What the gently caress is in the water this past month or so?? Time. Same reason we're all aging bitter nerds posting on the dying descendant of a Gamespy Quake 1 chatroom. Gamma Nerd posted:It really pains me to know that I'm going to skip Ne Obliviscaris since Portal of I is in my top 10 albums of all time, but I just can't give money to a tour with Butcher Babies. If one cent of your money goes to something unkvlt in the process of enjoying yourself, know that we will judge you forever. Ne Oblivisiahgaghakgh is a pretty fun band, dude. Just go see them if you want to see them.
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Hulk Krogan posted:Man, that band has really gone downhill. Yeah, this isn't very good.
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Slaughterhouse-Ive posted:I just realized this means that over half the lineup that recorded Rainbow Rising is dead now Those Rainbow albums with Dio are all amazing. Speaking of Dio, what are his best solo releases?
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Juaguocio posted:Those Rainbow albums with Dio are all amazing.
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The new D666 is going to be real good. New track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pent5OK29LA
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A TURGID FATSO posted:I'll either be going to the Pittsburgh or Pontiac, MI show from Columbus, so depending on which one I go to I'll buy you or skroll a beer. thats a long drive either way but gently caress yeah
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symbolic posted:Holy Diver and The Last in Line are basically perfect albums. I'm also partial to Dream Evil myself.
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Trees and Squids posted:The new D666 is going to be real good. New track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pent5OK29LA Yes it is. They're not even releasing the best tracks as promos so far 
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Trawling around for new stuff today I came across this bunch. Kinda reminds me of early Shade Empire mixed with something I can't quite put my finger on. https://soundcloud.com/northerngenocide/sets/planet-asylum Nothing groundbreaking, but pretty entertaining stuff. Click if you like melodeath with bweep-bweoopy keys, I guess? (they're tagged as "industrial metal" but ehhhh) Nordick fucked around with this message at 12:57 on Jan 27, 2016 |
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:thats a long drive either way Columbus doesn't get a lot of good shows these days and I honestly can't remember what the last good one was (I did want to see Enforcer when they were here last week but I couldn't get out of work on time to justify it), so I always end up going to Dayton, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Detroit, or Chicago for shows anyway.
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So me and my band recorded another song. Were now up to a steady one-song-per-year recording rate, and we might possibly be the 10th most well known metal band called "Rampart" in the world! (I know is another one in Bulgaria at least). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hql982jolP4 "Demon Lover"
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So I need some help. I have never been a black metal fan, at all. But I fell in love with behemoth's last two albums and I really dug the most recent deafheaven. I saw you guys talking about abbath, so I picked it up and I loving love it. Now I want to start branching out a bit into Immortal but I have no clue where to start. Or some bands similar to this abbath album. I really like how catchy and hooky some of the riffs are, which would be a big plus to anything recommended. Normally I go for poo poo like black dahlia murder, carcass, misery index, lamb of god, I'm a little all over the place. Tia. Edit. I also recently discovered...cthtonic? Not sure how to spell it, but the taiwanese band and they loving slay if it helps.
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A TURGID FATSO posted:Columbus doesn't get a lot of good shows these days and I honestly can't remember what the last good one was (I did want to see Enforcer when they were here last week but I couldn't get out of work on time to justify it), so I always end up going to Dayton, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Detroit, or Chicago for shows anyway. Seconding this. I lived in Cincinnati for a few years and drove to Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville, Lexington, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland, etc. regularly for shows. That area of the Midwest gets crummy shows. Also the Enforcer/Warbringer/etc show was excellent; Enforcer killed it.
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l33tfuzzbox posted:Now I want to start branching out a bit into Immortal but I have no clue where to start. Or some bands similar to this abbath album. I really like how catchy and hooky some of the riffs are, which would be a big plus to anything recommended. Normally I go for poo poo like black dahlia murder, carcass, misery index, lamb of god, I'm a little all over the place. If you like the Abbath album, check out Immortal's Sons of Northern Darkness and his I album, Between Two Worlds, that he also did with King. The material from the solo album wouldn't be out of place on that album either.
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l33tfuzzbox posted:Or some bands similar to this abbath album. I really like how catchy and hooky some of the riffs are, which would be a big plus to anything recommended. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLCl9RGAW5c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXNJcamjSaQ And maybe some Barathrum too I guess? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4i6_5bmw-8 Oh precious katana posted:So me and my band recorded another song. Were now up to a steady one-song-per-year recording rate, and we might possibly be the 10th most well known metal band called "Rampart" in the world! (I know is another one in Bulgaria at least). EDIT: No seriously, I'm listening to your other stuff on Youtube right now and really liking the whole mixture of 80s with a 70s buzz/groove thing you have going on. If you put this stuff up on Bandcamp or something I'd give you money for it in a heartbeat. Nordick fucked around with this message at 14:44 on Jan 27, 2016 |
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Really digging the satyricon. Thanks guys, I'll look up the immortal stuff before I go to work tonight.
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:yeah but power trip is good and cool Anthrax was so fun, I don't think many other bands can get the entire floor really moving through the whole show. I stayed through 4 songs of Lamb of God's set then left because the sound was pretty bad for them, was hard to hear the vocals or guitars most of the time, and neither my brother or I were really fans of them anyway.
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l33tfuzzbox posted:So I need some help. I have never been a black metal fan, at all. But I fell in love with behemoth's last two albums and I really dug the most recent deafheaven. I saw you guys talking about abbath, so I picked it up and I loving love it. Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:If you like the Abbath album, check out Immortal's Sons of Northern Darkness and his I album, Between Two Worlds, that he also did with King. The material from the solo album wouldn't be out of place on that album either. This. Also for Immortal, IMO their best album is At the Heart of Winter Full Albumhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeOlPQqJR-o Also check out Inquisition but only Obscure Verses for the Multiverse ( this one has "Abbath" vocals, the rest have crap vocals ). One of my top 10 albums. Full Album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYWB16ohF80 Good songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5B1Fk3pUTc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZsaoUJ2ReQ TollTheHounds fucked around with this message at 16:50 on Jan 27, 2016 |
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Another new Fleshgod track. I really like it - slow, plodding, heavy. Wish the bass drums were higher in the mix though https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDzShhI6g3w
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henpod posted:Another new Fleshgod track. I really like it - slow, plodding, heavy. Wish the bass drums were higher in the mix though I like these much better than their usual wall-of-sound / blast-beats-to-hell stuff (although I do like that stuff to, I just like this better)
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The new Dream Theater is floating around if anyone feels like subjecting themselves to 2 loving hours of shameful punishment. Welp, maybe it'll be good? edit: No, definitely not. This is also the most overtly Christian material they've produced. This is some after hours 700 club poo poo. velvet milkman fucked around with this message at 18:53 on Jan 27, 2016 |
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Varg posted:Power Trip was indeed cool and good, I could feel the Exodus worship. Glad I made it there on time through Jersey traffic to see them. Deafheaven after that was such a weird mood changer, I wasn't sure how they would be live in the first place. I enjoy their albums, and after their set was done I thought they needed to basically just play an entire album/most of one live without real pauses in between songs and have the whole performance flow together better basically like a Yob show. We got to the venue around 8 because of traffic so we missed Power Trip. Deafheaven was, imo, pretty awful but I'd never heard their stuff before and maybe my ears weren't warmed up enough yet. Anthrax was a lot of fun to watch, and I enjoyed a couple of Lamb of God's songs. I'd go again, was a good time.
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Juaguocio posted:Those Rainbow albums with Dio are all amazing. If you're a fan of Sabbath's Dehumanizer, be sure to check out Dio's most tragically slept on album, Strange Highways. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-b4mplYGWE Dark, doomy, angry. Not a lot of vocal or melodic hooks but it's good at pounding you over the head.
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Nordick posted:I also quite like Killing the Dragon. Some really catchy tunes on it. I'm not a huge fan of Dio's later stuff, but that was a pretty good album. Also, I was going to pass on the new Megadeth because I figured it would be like the last handful of albums, but since you all gave it such good reviews, I went out and bought it (you get a redemption code for a free vinyl copy if you buy it at Target btw). It really IS the best album Megadeth has done since Rust in Peace. I'm pretty shocked.
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l33tfuzzbox posted:So I need some help. I have never been a black metal fan, at all. But I fell in love with behemoth's last two albums and I really dug the most recent deafheaven. I saw you guys talking about abbath, so I picked it up and I loving love it. Welcome to the club... Start with Immortal's latest releases and work backwards, since their most recent are more death/black until you get to Pure Holocaust and Diabolical Fullmoon Mysticism which are trve low fi blackest of black metal type poo poo. If you like classic black metal sounds, Taake has some good poo poo, as well as Tsujder. If you like Abbath's solo poo poo, you might also want to give Demonaz's solo album a shot since they're pretty similar with the black n roll sound. if you like Abbath's vocal style, Ruin's "Spun Forth as Dark Nets" is pretty good. If you like some blackened thrash in the vein of Behemoth, Absu is another fantastic band. There's also have a black metal specific thread that you could probably look at for more recommendations since black metal isn't brought up too much in this thread.
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Von Sloneker posted:If you're a fan of Sabbath's Dehumanizer, be sure to check out Dio's most tragically slept on album, Strange Highways. Definitely! Thinking about it I think the only solo Dio I can't account for is Angry Machines because I don't have it. All in all he put out a lot of solid albums, but I think Sacred Heart might be the weakest one.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Did we talk about Cthe'ilist yet? Because that's album of the month for sure. It is real good. Just wish there was more new material on there, much as I love the re-recordings of the stuff from the demo.
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I've been listening to the new Avantasia album and I can confirm it rules. It releases on Friday.
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I hate most of these '70s-inspired retro rock acts and so do you but Honeymoon Disease is the poo poo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeGgIhpy8uE
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Robophile posted:Also, for thrash-ish metal with an Asian folk influence, you should definitely check out Tengger Cavalry. Also worth checking out Gargoyle, though their discography is... intimidating to say the least.
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Non Serviam posted:I've been listening to the new Avantasia album and I can confirm it rules. It releases on Friday. Vulture Culture posted:I hate most of these '70s-inspired retro rock acts and so do you but Honeymoon Disease is the poo poo This is pretty good stuff, but I still prefer Blues Pills https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTv9ECoYrnY Nordick fucked around with this message at 08:55 on Jan 28, 2016 |
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Nordick posted:Yeah I'm looking forward to it. Mystery of a Blood Red Rose is a drat great track in all its unashamed Jim Steinmanyness. Too bad Tobi couldn't get Meat Loaf to sing it like he wanted to, but he does a great job with his own vocals so eh. The song with Marco Hietala is really nice, although it sounds really Nightwish-y. Dee Snider sounds like Jon Oliva in his track, and Geoff Tate does a really nice job, despite being human poo poo.
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OpaqueEcho posted:New Omnium Gatherum track released, if that's your jam. This looks and sounds like a bunch of dads found their kids' Swedish/Melodic Death Metal and made a video to try and relate to them.
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uh ohquote:Pantera legend Philip Anselmo has come under fire for alleged racist behavior. At this year’s Dimebash charity event, Anselmo threw a nazi salute to the crowd before screaming “white power!” after a performance of Pantera’s “Walk.” http://loudwire.com/philip-anselmo-white-power-nazi-salute/
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I've always wondered why anyone gives a poo poo about Pantera. To me they've always seemed like some kind of Fisher Price toy in music form.
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Jeremy_X posted:This looks and sounds like a bunch of dads found their kids' Swedish/Melodic Death Metal and made a video to try and relate to them.
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Nordick posted:The best term I've heard to describe the song was "Totocore". Perfect
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