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COOL CORN posted:I just remembered one of the first harsh vocals I heard was Last Days Of Humanity. It was pitched to me like "you'll never believe this, the singer sounds like a toilet flushing". Hearing LDoH as your first harsh vocals is like trying everclear for the first time you drink alcohol
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Kvlt! posted:Hearing LDoH as your first harsh vocals is like trying everclear for the first time you drink alcohol Is it possible to directly jump further into the deep end of metal/grind? Maybe Pissgrave?
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my bony fealty posted:thread, what was the band that made you fall in love with harsh vocals? Kind of a gradual process I guess. I'm not going to count kinda-shouty thrash vocals, not even Slayer despite Tom Araya screaming a little here and there, which made up the majority of my listening for the first year of being a metalhead. I know there was some growly death metal around in '88 - '89 but I didn't come across any until later. I'll give the nod to Bathory, specifically Blood Fire Death which I randomly borrowed from a friend in the summer of '89 because I thought the cover illustration looked cool. Quorthon's vocals on that had a level of unhinged rawness that was unlike anything else I'd heard so far. After that I was pretty much ready for anything as far as vocals went.
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I put on Reroute to Remain for a direct nostalgia injection and it’s a very fun album. I’m realizing now that it’s like an inch away from nu metal but in a way that doesn’t bug me as much as 99% of djent bands. It’s still funny to me that anyone was surprised about their eventual direction. I don’t think about it much but In Flames really was a huge influence on my listening and guitar learning in the 00s. It’s not even a shameful thing, the old albums are great.
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Fenrir posted:I missed a whole run of Finntroll posts but y'all missed the best one This brings me back, woah. Forgot how much I love Finntroll
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Kilometers Davis posted:I put on Reroute to Remain for a direct nostalgia injection and it’s a very fun album. I’m realizing now that it’s like an inch away from nu metal but in a way that doesn’t bug me as much as 99% of djent bands. It’s still funny to me that anyone was surprised about their eventual direction. I forever have the hot take that Reroute is like 80% as good as the albums that came before it and there are times I'm in the mood to jam that over their other good material.
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Kilometers Davis posted:In Flames was my first lol Same, but at least it was Lunar Strain, with Mikael Stanne on vocals, so I can pretend to have some dignity left
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Proscriptor posted:After meager deliberation and zero remorse, I have decided to dissolve ABSU after three decades of existence. Collectively and universally speaking, this decision is finite due to insoluble circumstances, which has led to this ultimate result. No amount of time, exertion, formula or fashion can alter my verdict. rip Absu. Really good band but also my eyes are rolling out of my skull.
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Guess he finally crawled entirely up his own rear end. That's as good a reason as any to break up a band.
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silvergoose posted:I have no idea what he's trying to say. Neither does he.
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Tool won best metal performance for 7empest. Longest song to ever win a Grammy. Yay I guess. https://www.forbes.com/sites/quentinsinger/2020/01/27/tool-hold-record-for-longest-metal-song-to-win-a-grammy/
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Proscriptor posted:Dude can't make a Facebook post without it turning into a concept album. Really committed to the bit (except, you know, not enough to keep the band going)
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I play a bad browser game where chuds roleplay better than that guy.
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I don't care that it isn't metal, this is the best thread for it. I got to sneak a listen at the new Night Flight Orchestra album, and it. Rules. So. Hard. More 80s than actual 80s bands. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p40sFDEHhI
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Henchman of Santa posted:rip Absu. Really good band but also my eyes are rolling out of my skull. i'd like to think russ did a spooky incantation and disappeared in a puff of glitter
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Horrendous/Cloak and Krypts/Spectral Voice just announced tours that are conjoining on certain dates:  More info here: http://www.brooklynvegan.com/spectral-voice-cloak-ruin-lust-share-song/?fbclid=IwAR0p1e5BkBMrPIkWILnIRN416SRLajHDFN3y29u_jSx05zQ3tfTTYsAWB0I According to this, the Columbus date for Horrendous will also have Sanguisugabogg.
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Napalm death is playing saint Vitus May 1st for you nyc goons
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KozmoNaut posted:new Night Flight Orchestra album This is gonna be their fourth album in like four and a half years, which is quite a brisk pace, but hey as long as they stay as great as they've been so far, I'm not complaining. Single's pretty good, at least.
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Reed Mullin dead at 53
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Okay what the gently caress is with all these drummers dying. RIP
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Neil Peart, Sean Reinert, Reed Mullin, my dad... gently caress 2020, you're a lovely year already 
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he'd been looking pretty bad for a while after getting hooked on pills
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If you guys are missing Turisas, this tune sounds a lot like them  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajO9ze03stM And also, yes, Fintroll are amazing. Darkfolk and mischevious. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkVwA__Fk9g henpod fucked around with this message at 10:27 on Jan 28, 2020 |
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The sword on the back of Eternal Champion's new hoodie  
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Just found this down the youtube hole. Sounds like phatom of the opera dracula organs and bach with blastbeasts and synth - all instrumental. Kinda digging it, good music to work by. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJtVDEx2HSk henpod fucked around with this message at 11:40 on Jan 28, 2020 |
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henpod posted:Just found this down the youtube hole. Sounds like phatom of the opera dracula organs and bach with blastbeasts and synth - all instrumental. Kinda digging it, good music to work by.
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I think there's a lot of untapped potential for synths in metal, but that ain't what I was hoping for. Save us, Mick Gordon.
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xzzy posted:I think there's a lot of untapped potential for synths in metal, but that ain't what I was hoping for. I can't wait to hear what he did on the Doom Eternal soundtrack. I've heard some decent synthy examples in metal and it can be hit or miss. Depends on what you're lookin for too I guess. You could throwback to some HORSE the Band haha.. Pinkish Black has been a pretty cool dark ambient synth vibe that I saw perform with Sleep last year. Really good fuzzy background music for working to.
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This band plays sludgy doom, and their concept is a Frogking rules a bunch of goblins, and the goblins want to die and be smoked by the Frogking. http://goblinsmoker.bandcamp.com/album/a-throne-in-haze-a-world-ablaze EDIT: Oh yah and they're releasing more stuff Feb 7
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I have some one-man bands for you today. https://dangerousmutation.bandcamp.com/album/prophecies-of-annihilation-demo - Dangerous Mutation is a one man death/thrash band from Spain. Sounds pretty good. https://caveblind.bandcamp.com/album/the-golden-axe - Cave Blind is a pretty goofy looking Czech guy (look at that picture on bandcamp!) but he manages to play some pretty decent Bathory inspired music. https://necroroots.bandcamp.com/releases - Necroroots is a 2-man Greek black metal band. They're apparently too cool to put their debut album on bandcamp, but the demo sounds really cool. They've decided to release their album on youtube instead, so here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3Vumc7YqiQ
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New Vader, it's very Vader-y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1_SREPVPT0
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I've been in all of the biggest ones and I can say they are pretty much trash and allow various levels of poo poo we probably don't like around here. Toilet Ov Hell's server is good, and Tape Kvlt is also good.
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szary posted:New Vader, it's very Vader-y I approve of this song's vader-yness. Vader is good.
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Tape Kvlt has a Discord? They had a forum for a minute but it was super inactive and I think it's been shut down. Genuinely curious though because I'm old now I guess: what advantages does a Discord offer that a forum or reddit don't?
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The forums were a fun little short lived adventure. Discord is just faster and an active chat room more or less, but it has side channels for the major subgenres and off topic channels for sports, games, etc that move a lot slower and are friendlier for once a day visits.
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henpod posted:Just found this down the youtube hole. Sounds like phatom of the opera dracula organs and bach with blastbeasts and synth - all instrumental. Kinda digging it, good music to work by. This stuff just seems like Vorak but without the naivete or stupid charm.. not a fan
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