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Malaria posted:Do they play any heavy songs? Yeah they played Leper Affinity, Lotus Eater, Harlequin Forest and the 2nd encore was Deliverance e: tbh Leper Affinity and Harlequin Forest are 2 of my favorite songs, if they had thrown Baying of the Hounds in there I would have been ecstatic though
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COOL CORN posted:Anyway I'm not in the Discord, so lemme know which bands to avoid Seconding this, as I too already bought the lot.
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Glorificated Genocide are definitely NSBM, IDK about any of the others.
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The new Aerial Ruin/Panopticon split LP came with a download code - if anyone wants it, PM me
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The first 3 Sonata Arctica albums are finally on Spotify now. Thank gently caress because that Ecliptica re-recording was chipping away at my sanity bit-by-bit every time I decided to give it a shot.
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Oh loving finally, I don't have to play Silence off of YouTube while I'm in the car
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Been listening grooves into the entire Cult of Luna discog and I'm hankering for something similar. I know of Isis and Neurosis of course, but are there any other post-metal bands that hit that somewhat Scandinavian melodic feeling, mixing clean and growly vocals and giving a general vibe of being on a sad, doomed spaceship tumbling into a melancholic black hole?
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Sólstafir? Not really growly, but melancholic as gently caress. Their songs typically build and build over the course of minutes. This is what passes for "uplifting" in their discography: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8n8Uy5KmvU (Warning: May make you want to move to Iceland right the gently caress now)
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I got to go to Iceland a couple years ago, very sad I missed the driftwood drumset attraction. I might never have come home if I had seen it.
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Black Griffon posted:Been listening grooves into the entire Cult of Luna discog and I'm hankering for something similar. I know of Isis and Neurosis of course, but are there any other post-metal bands that hit that somewhat Scandinavian melodic feeling, mixing clean and growly vocals and giving a general vibe of being on a sad, doomed spaceship tumbling into a melancholic black hole? It's probably not what you're looking for but I never pass up an opportunity to recommend The Angelic Process to people: https://burningworldrecords.bandcamp.com/album/weighing-souls-with-sand They're one of my favorite bands in that atmospheric post-metal scene.
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Black Griffon posted:Been listening grooves into the entire Cult of Luna discog and I'm hankering for something similar. I know of Isis and Neurosis of course, but are there any other post-metal bands that hit that somewhat Scandinavian melodic feeling, mixing clean and growly vocals and giving a general vibe of being on a sad, doomed spaceship tumbling into a melancholic black hole? Moth Gatherer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVqcDW5vafA Amenra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYID7IB_t9U Khoma https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBN3PYxznAc
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Black Griffon posted:Been listening grooves into the entire Cult of Luna discog and I'm hankering for something similar. I know of Isis and Neurosis of course, but are there any other post-metal bands that hit that somewhat Scandinavian melodic feeling, mixing clean and growly vocals and giving a general vibe of being on a sad, doomed spaceship tumbling into a melancholic black hole? I don't really care for all that post metal stuff but Rosetta did it fairly well
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Black Griffon posted:Been listening grooves into the entire Cult of Luna discog and I'm hankering for something similar. I know of Isis and Neurosis of course, but are there any other post-metal bands that hit that somewhat Scandinavian melodic feeling, mixing clean and growly vocals and giving a general vibe of being on a sad, doomed spaceship tumbling into a melancholic black hole? Might not be quite what you're after but maybe try Jesu's first two albums? Very melancholic but no growls.
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Feast of Burden posted:The first 3 Sonata Arctica albums are finally on Spotify now. Thank gently caress because that Ecliptica re-recording was chipping away at my sanity bit-by-bit every time I decided to give it a shot. Speaking of SA, I spent so much time in the mid to late 2000s listening to their first 2 albums and ignoring anything beyond that after hearing Days of Greys and deciding anything outside their first 2 is trash. Mid last year I finally heard Winterhearts and Reckoning and they are like 90% as good as the first 2. There are nights when I just listen to those 4 in a row and it flows so nice like one super long album with similar songwriting.
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MikeCrotch posted:Might not be quite what you're after but maybe try Jesu's first two albums? Very melancholic but no growls. Hell yeah. The self-titled is an all time favorite. Tired of Me somehow goes from super depressing to sublime by the end of the song.
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Really appreciate all the suggestions. Itches are being scratched, I'm liking what I'm hearing, and I'm looking forward to digging in. Also, like once a year, I'll listen to Sonata Arctica for a week. It's like a bit of a holiday.
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Black Griffon posted:Been listening grooves into the entire Cult of Luna discog and I'm hankering for something similar. I know of Isis and Neurosis of course, but are there any other post-metal bands that hit that somewhat Scandinavian melodic feeling, mixing clean and growly vocals and giving a general vibe of being on a sad, doomed spaceship tumbling into a melancholic black hole? I really like The Atlas Moth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5HDfvTrBMQ
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Black Griffon posted:Been listening grooves into the entire Cult of Luna discog and I'm hankering for something similar. I know of Isis and Neurosis of course, but are there any other post-metal bands that hit that somewhat Scandinavian melodic feeling, mixing clean and growly vocals and giving a general vibe of being on a sad, doomed spaceship tumbling into a melancholic black hole? Maybe The Ocean
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szary posted:Moth Gatherer: As I recall, Khoma was half of the band members of Cult of Luna.
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Klaaz posted:Maybe The Ocean Big fan of The Ocean, and it absolutely fits the mood. Edit: they absolutely fit the mood, but I like the idea that I was all "oh yeah the ocean is nice to listen to, I'm a fan" Black Griffon fucked around with this message at 14:39 on Feb 24, 2020 |
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Feb 24, 2020 14:35
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New Carcass album August 7 
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Black Griffon posted:Been listening grooves into the entire Cult of Luna discog and I'm hankering for something similar. I know of Isis and Neurosis of course, but are there any other post-metal bands that hit that somewhat Scandinavian melodic feeling, mixing clean and growly vocals and giving a general vibe of being on a sad, doomed spaceship tumbling into a melancholic black hole? Idk if they were “post metal” but your description made me think of Dolorian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ppsd7IEtbNg
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how come i've never heard Ignivomous before? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACdDJUvM43c
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Seeing Toxic Holocaust and Skinflint tonight  And Soulfly I guess?
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albany academy posted:listening to edge of sanity And this is all that it took to get me to relisten to Crimson.
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symbolic posted:And this is all that it took to get me to relisten to Crimson. happy to help that manowar cover tho
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Black Griffon posted:Been listening grooves into the entire Cult of Luna discog and I'm hankering for something similar. Late to this but The Moth Gatherer might work for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVqcDW5vafA
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Listening to Bewitched for the first time, goddamn these guys are good. This is what I wanted Midnight to be without even knowing it until now
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Nazzadan posted:Listening to Bewitched for the first time, goddamn these guys are good. This is what I wanted Midnight to be without even knowing it until now I was introduced to both Bewitched and Midnight at the same time, by this very thread when I was asking for recommendations for some black'n roll sorta stuff. I remember thinking Bewitched was the best of the lot, but for some reason it was Midnight that stayed with me more. Gonna spin Spiritual Warfare to reorient myself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuzsrS7m3Tk
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the yeti posted:Seeing Toxic Holocaust and Skinflint tonight Skinflint was awesome, especially when I came in not knowing who they were and expecting Saliva-esque numetal.
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I just got into Midnight recently via this thread and totally dig it, going to check out Bewitched now I guess!
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dont forget Bewitcher, either https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKt7dABX0Vg
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God drat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2b-rUR9M7MI
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albany academy posted:listening to edge of sanity Edge of Sanity owns evidence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kLbMALuFak
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Heck yes. Does anyone here listen to slough feg
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albany academy posted:Heck yes. Traveller is the best trad album by a band other than Iron Maiden.
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