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MohawkSatan posted:It is a battle to get through... because it never ends if I have it on repeat for the rest of my life. Holy gods loving drat, this is fuckig good. Hel, that's a severe understatement. How many levels of irony is this post on. In other news the new Threshold album is pretty solid if you like your prog(ish) metal(ish)
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tote up a bags posted:How many levels of irony is this post on. None. It might not be your thing, but it's very much mine. Honeslty, the singles/music videos for the album are some of the weakest songs for me. The rest is very much my poo poo.
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tote up a bags posted:How many levels of irony is this post on. You are like little baby Watch this quote:Anthrax were better under John Bush than Joey Belladonna
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Okay i didnt mean to be a purist i thought you were posting ironically for reals 
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We need more folk/Celtic metal in this world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsbXsOWQ68k
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Pollyanna posted:We need more folk/Celtic metal in this world. Sounds like Christmas music.
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Pollyanna posted:We need more folk/Celtic metal in this world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KRFo0ElY0Y
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Just watched a band called "gRain" play A.D.I.D.A.S. in Budapest to a full club. Most of whom were wearing Adidas. Meta as.
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Vintersorg posted:Left Hand Pass I've been appreciating that album title all day long, album is good too!
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I saw that First Fragment were denied visas for the tour in the US they were gonna be on that starts at the end of this month... the lead guy is also in Chthe'ilist.. so I hope he gets in here ok for MDF 2018
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:Sounds like Christmas music. Was it Goatmoon that had recent material that sounded really upbeat and Christmassy? or maybe another ns band
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New Cannabis Corpse is better than I would have ever thought it would be. It's really short and really well trimmed. CC have consistently had good weed puns throughout their time and this continues onward still. This is probably one of the few metal albums I've listened to this year that isn't cavernous death or bestial in some variety or another.
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Christmas is not the word I would use to describe it, but sure!
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A human heart posted:Was it Goatmoon that had recent material that sounded really upbeat and Christmassy? or maybe another ns band Stella Polaris? Yeah a bit Voitto tai Valhalla also has some upbeat, cheery sounding stuff to my ears.
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Danny LaFever posted:Stella Polaris? Yeah a bit Nokturnal Mortem's "Goat Horns" album had keyboards that sound like they ripped them off from Final Fantasy 7.
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The CC chat reminds me, how was the last Cannibal Corpse album? They've stayed surprisingly consistent but I've missed the last two I think. e: guess it's out in November
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still laughing at Papyrus Containing the Spell to Protect Its Possessor Against Attacks From He Who Is In the Bong Water
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Kilometers Davis posted:The CC chat reminds me, how was the last Cannibal Corpse album? They've stayed surprisingly consistent but I've missed the last two I think. e: guess it's out in November Definitely worth checking out IMO.
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Kilometers Davis posted:The CC chat reminds me, how was the last Cannibal Corpse album? They've stayed surprisingly consistent but I've missed the last two I think. e: guess it's out in November The last three strike me as being very, very similar to one another in terms of sound and song structure, so if you like one of them, you'll probably dig the others.
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WAR DOGS OF SOCHI posted:The last three strike me as being very, very similar to one another in terms of sound and song structure, so if you like one of them, you'll probably dig the others. "A Skeletal Domain" sounds very much like a heavier Demolition Hammer record.
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joylessdivision posted:Nokturnal Mortem's "Goat Horns" album had keyboards that sound like they ripped them off from Final Fantasy 7. That album has really bad sounding instruments in general, like the guitars sound very thin and video gamey as well. It's actually somehow not a bad album though, because Nokturnal Mortum have usually been good at making very stupid musical ideas work.
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FYI, the current Inquisition tour is loving ace, and worth going to just for Volahn's performance of Chamalcan
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A human heart posted:That album has really bad sounding instruments in general, like the guitars sound very thin and video gamey as well. It's actually somehow not a bad album though, because Nokturnal Mortum have usually been good at making very stupid musical ideas work. Oh yeah I actually really love that album. It's completely different and weird in a really wonderful way. E: I'd put it up there with Obtained Enslavement's "Witchcraft" album for surprisingly good, but also kinda loving weird black metal albums. https://youtu.be/o-OPe_AlDeM joylessdivision fucked around with this message at 07:33 on Sep 10, 2017 |
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joylessdivision posted:Oh yeah I actually really love that album. It's completely different and weird in a really wonderful way. They also managed to make nechrist work very well even though it's like Ukrainian nazi hillbillies shouting yahoo or whatever, same with the pink floyd bits on voice of steel. I didn't think very much of the new album when i listened to a stream of it a few months back though
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Dimebags Brain posted:FYI, the current Inquisition tour is loving ace, and worth going to just for Volahn's performance of Chamalcan I'm probably going tomorrow night (or I guess tonight by the time most of you read this. Five bands on the bill means it's gonna go super late though probably.
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Henchman of Santa posted:I'm probably going tomorrow night (or I guess tonight by the time most of you read this. Five bands on the bill means it's gonna go super late though probably. I had a ticket to the San Diego show but I decided to get up at 5 that morning to go fishing. I was asleep by 9 that night instead. Much regret.
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So this new arch enemy... Is this good for them? Because I'm really enjoying it. Edit: ok the second half isn't as good. Munkaboo fucked around with this message at 22:07 on Sep 10, 2017 |
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What the hell? quote:Authorities in Southern California arrested four members of the popular Polish death metal band Decapitated on Saturday morning on first-degree kidnapping charges.
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Kind of a vague request, but I'm looking for more stuff like A Blaze in the Northern Sky. Specifically, I like how restrained it sounds, and how soulful the riffs are. For the most part it's not super fast and the riffs are pretty basic. I grew up on tech-death and stuff but I seem to be regressing backwards so that now I only like stuff that's simple and produced like poo poo
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02-6611-0142-1 posted:Kind of a vague request, but I'm looking for more stuff like A Blaze in the Northern Sky. Specifically, I like how restrained it sounds, and how soulful the riffs are. For the most part it's not super fast and the riffs are pretty basic. I grew up on tech-death and stuff but I seem to be regressing backwards so that now I only like stuff that's simple and produced like poo poo Under a Funeral Moon and Transylvanian Hunger round out that trilogy of albums and are all fantastic. I'd say Burzum's first album and the ASKE ep are both in a similar vein. Really all of Burzum is pretty simple, repetitive riffing. It's not for everyone and Varg is a dipshit but all the Burzum albums, with the exception of the ambient ones (names escaping me) are all low fi, simple black metal. The Mayhem demos after Deathcrush before De Mysteries was released fit that style a bit too. For sure check out the other two Darkthrone albums I mentioned, they're both great and Transylvanian Hunger may be one of my favorite black metal songs ever recorded. E: Weakling "Dead as Dreams" joylessdivision fucked around with this message at 06:17 on Sep 11, 2017 |
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I'm one of the buzzkills who will not buy or listen to NS metal, but agreed, early Burzum helped define the genre( and the ambient ones are hilariously poo poo).
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It may not be exactly what you're looking for (A Blaze in the Northern Sky strikes me as an extremely unique album) but check out Туман's debut Transylvanian Dreams. As the album title implies, it's fairly shameless Darkthrone worship, so Fenriz would hate it, but it is restrained, basic and soulful. It's also actually pretty good.
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Tias posted:I'm one of the buzzkills who will not buy or listen to NS metal, but agreed, early Burzum helped define the genre( and the ambient ones are hilariously poo poo). The funny part is that if Varg had simply stuck to putting out albums and otherwise kept his loving mouth shut and his rear end out of trouble with the law, nobody would be any wiser, there's not actually any politically questionable content to be found in the albums themselves. (The early ones, anyway; I haven't paid much attention to his post-jail stuff.)
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02-6611-0142-1 posted:Kind of a vague request, but I'm looking for more stuff like A Blaze in the Northern Sky. Specifically, I like how restrained it sounds, and how soulful the riffs are. For the most part it's not super fast and the riffs are pretty basic. I grew up on tech-death and stuff but I seem to be regressing backwards so that now I only like stuff that's simple and produced like poo poo Lots of the riffs on A Blaze are like straight up Celtic Frost worship, so maybe listen to Morbid Tales and To Mega Therion. Probably Hellhammer also.
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Groke posted:The funny part is that if Varg had simply stuck to putting out albums and otherwise kept his loving mouth shut and his rear end out of trouble with the law, nobody would be any wiser, there's not actually any politically questionable content to be found in the albums themselves. (The early ones, anyway; I haven't paid much attention to his post-jail stuff.) I mean, he did kill a guy, I don't think keeping his mouth shut would keep him TOTALLY out of trouble with the law.
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COOL CORN posted:I mean, he did kill a guy, I don't think keeping his mouth shut would keep him TOTALLY out of trouble with the law. "and" = "and also" rather than "and consequently" 'Course, I knew him by reputation [1] before he committed any crimes, and by all accounts he was always a dipshit waiting for his moment to truly shine (and thus do something to end up in major trouble with the law). [1] We're about the same age and were part of two of the same small subcultures (metal and RPGs) in Norway in the early 90s, but in different parts of the country. Never met the dude in person but everybody would know someone who knew anybody else.
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Terror Propaganda and Total Soul Rape by Craft are pretty much Darkthrone worship of the highest caliber.
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A human heart posted:Lots of the riffs on A Blaze are like straight up Celtic Frost worship, so maybe listen to Morbid Tales and To Mega Therion. Probably Hellhammer also. Oh duh, totally spaced out on early Celtic Frost and especially the Hellhammer stuff. To continue the Varg derail for just a moment, he released 3 metal albums post prison, "Belus" "Fallen" and "Umskiptar" which were good. Everything he's released since has been garbage ambient, and I actually enjoy his other ambient stuff. "Daudi Baldrs" was the best of the original batch of ambient albums.
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02-6611-0142-1 posted:Kind of a vague request, but I'm looking for more stuff like A Blaze in the Northern Sky. Specifically, I like how restrained it sounds, and how soulful the riffs are. For the most part it's not super fast and the riffs are pretty basic. I grew up on tech-death and stuff but I seem to be regressing backwards so that now I only like stuff that's simple and produced like poo poo Check out Katharsis
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