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Klaaz posted:*. Emptiness - Not for Music OK this is actually incredibly good. It's definitely not going to be for everyone here, basically sounding like someone took apart a black metal album, threw most of it away and built an offbeat new wave album out of the few remains. For me though it balances dissonance and melody so well, uses subtle swells and gradual developments so carefully and maintains atmosphere and tension so powerfully that I love it. All the tracks are good IMO but Your Skin Won't Hide You is a good sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEYQtURgI5g
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Nov 21, 2017 19:29
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Nov 21, 2017 22:05
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Even though they have a couple too many new songs on the set list for my taste, the new Iron Maiden live album/DVD is great. Makes me want to see them again. Old as hell, but still put on a hell of a show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY-4gZ-igCk
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Has anyone gone to the Mayhem/Immolation show? I want to go see Immolation but I’m not really a black metal fan. Does Mayhem put on a decent show?
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I went the weekend before last, yeah. Mayhem is a mixed bag - there are a lot of true unkind things you can say about the band's modern incarnation, and it's kind of hard to get past how goofy a dude with a mustache looks in a robe, but they play well and Attila is super loving into it. Everyone's carrying around a ton of great art for their stage backdrops, Attilla's goofing around with candles and a skull while he sings, it's all kind of fun. My life doesn't feel more complete for having gone, but I'm also not a big Immolation fan. If you are, I would say it's definitely worth your time. While I was hanging out after the show I saw a guy who brought along his vinyl copy of every single one of their albums, and the band happily signed the entire stack for him. Cool guys.
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il_cornuto posted:OK this is actually incredibly good. It's definitely not going to be for everyone here, basically sounding like someone took apart a black metal album, threw most of it away and built an offbeat new wave album out of the few remains. For me though it balances dissonance and melody so well, uses subtle swells and gradual developments so carefully and maintains atmosphere and tension so powerfully that I love it. All the tracks are good IMO but Your Skin Won't Hide You is a good sample: Check out the album before this if you want a bit more of the black metallyness back in. "Nothing but the whole" was one of my favorite albums the year it came out. The tomb mold album rules too, just played a DIY basement show with them recently in Chicago in a crusty house that would fit in the upside down of Stranger Things https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBfnWZkW7sE
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Nov 22, 2017 03:36
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I forgot about these fine purveyors of trve kvlt black metal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bQM5G5y7ik
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I came across Nyn in bunch fo recommendations for wanky tech death. They're a little different from modern blasty-tech, a little more flowing plus a bit of Cynic worship too. Pretty fun find. I of course am a sucker for anything super wanky or self indulgent like this, so could just be my terrible taste that makes it sound so cool.
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DroneRiff posted:I came across Nyn in bunch fo recommendations for wanky tech death. They're a little different from modern blasty-tech, a little more flowing plus a bit of Cynic worship too. Pretty fun find. Digging this. Between that, finally getting into Ne Obliviscaris with their new album and the new Archspire I’m feeling like I’m 18 again listening to shitloads of tech death. tbh I really love the genre when the technicality is balanced right with good riffs and pacing. It’s good stuff. Maybe the rise of djent scared me away too much.
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you can get as masturbatory as you want as long as it's catchy the problem with djent is it's too one-dimensional and repetitive and not in a cool way like godflesh
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Tech death bands might be better if they wrote songs that were good, and also if they didn't use really unpleasant clean production that sounds like it's been sterilised with a laser.
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Yeah as long as it’s heavy and doesn’t sound like clicky drums and full gain squashed guitars I’m into it. The last Obscura album was great too, avoided those issues for the most part.
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I drive a BBW posted:Has anyone gone to the Mayhem/Immolation show? I want to go see Immolation but I’m not really a black metal fan. Does Mayhem put on a decent show? I’m not into black metal, but I wanted to see what a show was like so I saw Mayhem on their last tour. Still isn’t really my thing but it was entertaining for sure. The vocalist is quite a character.
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Detective Thompson posted:Oh hey, another Krallice album. 
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The Muppets On PCP posted:someone needs to tell that black metal band they forgot to turn on their distortion pedals I'm a big fan of An Autumn for Crippled Children, who worked out that if you dial back the harshness of black metal enough you just end up at shoegaze with an angry vocalist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVzTf4pphsE
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MikeCrotch posted:I'm a big fan of An Autumn for Crippled Children, who worked out that if you dial back the harshness of black metal enough you just end up at shoegaze with an angry vocalist Nice find, that's some tasty stuff
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Nov 23, 2017 21:04
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New Portal track! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux4gIfyI5h0 e: this is loving great
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Nov 23, 2017 22:37
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And here's some intense stuff from a Dublin band called Coscradh: https://coscradh.bandcamp.com/album/of-death-and-delirium Very Malthusian-esque (it was posted by them on facebook)
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Nordick posted:Are there any metal bands that do the same thing The Ink Spots did, start every single song with the exact same chords? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8rWAaaMmC8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hco2Bl4lEjo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFJ3lxLdvs4 Duke Pukem fucked around with this message at 02:13 on Nov 24, 2017 |
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Some friends of mine put out their first EP which is pretty good. Some weird death metal. For fans of Carbonized, Voivod, Demilich. I did some guest vocals on track 3. https://calcemia.bandcamp.com/
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Nov 25, 2017 07:53
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Mayhem and Immolation tonight fuckkkkkkk yea
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I used to like the Requiem metal podcast but I’m pretty sure that ended a while back. Anyone know others like it that get into the history as well as playing music?
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https://wintersun.bandcamp.com/album/time-i-15quote:Mastering refinements from the original album: I uh okay Does sound pretty good tho
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MASTER FILES (24-bit, 44.1kHz wav), the ultimate listening experience!
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Nordick posted:https://wintersun.bandcamp.com/album/time-i-15 Its a pity he couldn't make the songs good while he was at it
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I keep forgetting there was a new Wintersun album this year and I’ve been going through 2017 albums I normally would’ve checked out but missed. Is it worth a listen if I actually liked Time I?
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Man, re-learning to appreciate Otyg, the Sagovinders Boning record owns owns owns  Have anyone heard if the new album is coming out? Allegedly it was written in 2015 or something, but they said they didn't 'have time to record it'. COOL CORN posted:Is there banjo on the album? This is make or break for me. Does the inclusion of banjo make or break it? 
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Henchman of Santa posted:I keep forgetting there was a new Wintersun album this year and I’ve been going through 2017 albums I normally would’ve checked out but missed. Is it worth a listen if I actually liked Time I?
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Henchman of Santa posted:I keep forgetting there was a new Wintersun album this year and I’ve been going through 2017 albums I normally would’ve checked out but missed. Is it worth a listen if I actually liked Time I? I think I like it a little better than Time, so you might as well give it a shot! Has the same issues really, nice ideas in there and some great moments, just overlong and bloated.
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henpod posted:I think I like it a little better than Time, so you might as well give it a shot! Has the same issues really, nice ideas in there and some great moments, just overlong and bloated. I listened to it yesterday and it was pretty unengaging
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I'm not really into folkmetal (few exceptions aside) but this is pretty good https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=277&v=Ow-mA7esYko
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Kilometers Davis posted:None So Vile warped my young brain, primarily because of Phobophile. I didn’t know what the gently caress to do with my discovery of Cryptopsy. At the time I was a moody metalhead guitar nerd teen trying to explore all the spookiest heaviest death metal and I swear it took me years to process how heavy that era of Cryptopsy was. The feel of NSV is tight but everything sounds organic, violent, disgusting. It’s such a loving unique sound. I'm probably a bit older than you - I graduated high school just before NSV came out - but otherwise that's the exact way i think about that record. Over 20 years later it still sounds unique and special to me. I've since listened to a ton of brutal, technical death but NSV was my gateway, so to speak. Before that I really only listened to thrash and black metal.
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Kilometers Davis posted:Digging this. Between that, finally getting into Ne Obliviscaris with their new album and the new Archspire I’m feeling like I’m 18 again listening to shitloads of tech death. Man, I think we're cut from the same cloth. I've enjoyed the poo poo out of the new Ne O and Archspire. I still think Urn is a little weaker than Citadel but it's still a pretty drat strong record. E: wasn't I the one who told you about Archspire? I know I've brought them up in this thread before but it could have been someone else. Fenrir fucked around with this message at 04:13 on Nov 28, 2017 |
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Klaaz posted:I'm not really into folkmetal (few exceptions aside) but this is pretty good I love the poo poo out of a variety of folk metal, and this is boring as gently caress and they dress like assholes. Nothing says "I'm an rear end in a top hat" like a top-hat, coupled with the lack of any sort of build-up or direction that song was awful, I couldn't make it all the way through.
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Cradle of Filth heading out this year with VIP tickets as well for just $80 US. https://ticket.artistarena.com/events/26276 No idea who "Jinjer" is.
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Vintersorg posted:Cradle of Filth heading out this year with VIP tickets as well for just $80 US. I've already seen them 3 times, but I'd consider going to see them on this tour. $80 for VIP isn't awful but I don't think I can see myself dropping $80 to meet the new line up. Although towering of Dani would be pretty funny.
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Yeah, I just want to meet Dani. They have rarely toured the middle of Canada and I've missed any trips to Minnesota so I figure I should take this opportunity to do it. It's been 18 years of liking them which is like... forever. Also looked up his height cause of your comment... I am a midget like him too.  E:  --> http://www.vh1.com/news/23726/shortest-heavy-metal-gods/Kerry King is 5'6"??
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