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heh. more like  TRASH metal
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This poster loves police brutality, but only when its against minorities!
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OMG JC a Bomb! posted:According to Mastodon's Facebook page, their new song has been relegated to Sirius XM's Octane channel rather than Liquid Metal. Octane is home to Nickelback, Seether, Puddle of Mudd, Disturbed, et al. Listening to Show Yourself now and yeah, we're definitely never getting another Remission either. 
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At least we'll always have Blood Mountain.
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Oldstench posted:You failed to mention SadEx first. You are a false, don't entry. When things are going badly, I always say I'm doing SadEx karaoke. FUKK FUKK FUKK FUKK https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lch2OgvI4qc&t=279s
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That Ayreon track is... well, in his own words, "a long-rear end bastard of a track". It's like my high school CD case all thrown into one song, plus Tommy from BTBAM.
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DeusExMachinima posted:heh. more like That guitar tone is certainly TRASH.
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COOL CORN posted:It's like my high school CD case all thrown into one song, plus Tommy from BTBAM. You understand what Ayreon is all about.
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Vintersorg posted:
My brother, who is straight-up named Odin, didn't take down the loving poster for two years straight.
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here, listen to this cool thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-Y9qVjsQWU its like a satanic Judas Priest (albeit with sloppier guitar work) and has some good vocals. It unfortunately also has a fairly pointless intro bit to it, but stick with it and you will be rewarded.
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Feb 8, 2017 18:15
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I'm not a fan of long winded intros either, but I kinda liked this one. Song's legit too.
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Feb 8, 2017 18:24
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I miss being a kid and getting high as hell and sitting around with friends listening to an album with an overly long intro that seems to go on for hours and finally the song kicks in and it catches you off guard.
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Feb 8, 2017 19:23
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:I miss being a kid and getting high as hell and sitting around with friends listening to an album with an overly long intro that seems to go on for hours and finally the song kicks in and it catches you off guard. I used to enjoy poo poo like this, but now I don't have time for a 5 minute narrative over a synth providing me album exposition. Oh god I should quit listening to Dream Theater...
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Feb 8, 2017 19:49
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Vargatron posted:Oh god I should quit listening to Dream Theater... Yeah.
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Hulk Krogan posted:Yeah. Man to be honest I've quit listening to them after Portnoy left. Mangini's drumming is boring as gently caress and they are just releasing extremely boring rock operas now. Should have stopped after Octavarium.
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Vargatron posted:Man to be honest I've quit listening to them after Portnoy left. Mangini's drumming is boring as gently caress and they are just releasing extremely boring rock operas now. Should have stopped after Octavarium. Dream Theater...not even once.
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The new live Accept album is pretty good, despite the glaring lack of Udo. e: Also despite them not playing Love Child 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXGB551pTeM Pretty great release, I've never heard of these guys but apparently they put out a demo or two in the mid-90's then broke up. They have reformed and put together this LP of old stuff and new material, very good actual OSDM instead of just a throwback/worship band
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Henrik Zetterberg posted:The new live Accept album is pretty good, despite the glaring lack of Udo. I saw the Udo tour with him playing a bunch of Accept songs awhile back, it ruled.
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Feb 9, 2017 00:01
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I've been catching up on great albums from last year. Right now Vektor is kicking my rear end, oh my god this is good space thrash gently caress. Also dont mind Blood Incantation, Altarage and Ulcerate. What else out there worth a listen?
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Feb 9, 2017 00:09
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2016 stuff that ruled: Saor - Guardians Deathspell Omega - The Synarchy of Molten Bones Dark Tranquility - Atoma Wedrujacy Wiatr - O Turniach, Jeziorach I Nocnych Szlakach Serpentine Dominion s/t (Corpsegrinder with members/ex-members of Black Dahlia and Killswitch) Alcest - Kodama Barrow Wight - Kings In Saurons Service Gespenst - Forfald Astrophobos - Enthroned in Flesh Coldworld - Autumn Be'lakor - Vessels Moonsorrow - Jumalten Aika Avantasia - Ghostlights Lycus - Chasms
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BoonyPC posted:I've been catching up on great albums from last year. Ripper and Nails released some kickass albums.
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BoonyPC posted:I've been catching up on great albums from last year. Here's all the metal albums that made my top 50 besides what you mentioned: Cobalt - Slow Forever Chthe'ilist - Le dernier crepuscule Cult of Luna and Julie Christmas - Mariner Church of Misery - And Then There Were None Nucleus - Sentient (has goon connections too) Nails - You Will Never Be One of Us Khemmis - Hunted Deathspell Omega - The Synarchy of Molten Bones First Fragment - Dasein Destroyer 666 - Wildfire Zealotry - The Last Witness Moonsorrow - Jumalten Aika Trap Them - Crown Feral Nadra - Allir vegir til glotunar Lycus - Chasms Defeated Sanity - Disposal of the Dead/Dharmata Katalepsy - Gravenous Hour Bloodiest - Bloodiest The Dillinger Escape Plan - Dissociation Inquisition - Bloodshed Across the Empyrean Altar Beyond the Celestial Zenith Air Raid - Something Awful Inter Arma - Paradise Gallows Hail Spirit Noir - Mayhem in Blue Bolzer - Hero Krater - Urere Wormrot - Voices Oozing Wound - Whatever Forever Eternal Champion - The Armor of Ire
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Henchman of Santa posted:Air Raid - Something Awful Heh.
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symbolic posted:Heh. They also have song titles like "Helium Hard-On" and "God Hates Fags, But He Loves the Cock." Despite this they play really technical death/thrash.
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BoonyPC posted:I've been catching up on great albums from last year. here's an album i thought was cool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w26q08Q6z6g
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Henchman of Santa posted:They also have song titles like "Helium Hard-On" and "God Hates Fags, But He Loves the Cock." Despite this they play really technical death/thrash. I confused them with the pure heavy metal Air Raid for a minute. Listening to the album now and it's great.
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symbolic posted:I confused them with the pure heavy metal Air Raid for a minute. Listening to the album now and it's great. I only listened to the album on Friday because of the Bandcamp ACLU thing (it wasn't even available outside of shows until last month), but I've caught them live as a local opener a couple of times and they're rad.
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For the recovering dream theater listener I prescribe both the new pain of salvation album "in the passing light of day" which is good but also they remastered Remedy Lane and it sounds even loving better (and its already a rly good album)
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Thanks for all the recommendations! I was checking out some album of the year lists and I had to check out Terrorizers' list as I used to be a big reader back in the 90's when magazines were still relevant. They had Darkthrones new one as #2, is this just a nostalgia thing? I love some Darkthrone but was a bit underwhlemed by their new album really. Also Neurosis as #1, I don't mind theirs either but it seems like they were just giving the awards to old favourites.
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BoonyPC posted:it seems like they were just giving the awards to old favourites. This is pretty standard for any Top X list honestly. I dug the poo poo out of new Metallica but lol at it showing up on so many year end lists.
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lol wtf, I was accidentally browsing the first page of this thread thinking I was catching up on the last few posts and wow things had taken a weird turn there. Lots of meltdowns too. Anyways, looking forward to Nile and Overkill next week -- woo-hoo!
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BoonyPC posted:What else out there worth a listen?
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Borderline metal at best, but I really liked MaidaVale's debut from last year. Swedish heavy psych with killer bluesy female vocals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxKJbU03GS4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8wXltrjStM
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BoonyPC posted:I've been catching up on great albums from last year. Mantar - Ode to the Flame Vermin Womb - Decline Zhrine - Unortheta I have to start doing proper year-end lists, I know there's some more stuff that hasn't been mentioned.
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Vulture Culture posted:Borderline metal at best, but I really liked MaidaVale's debut from last year. Swedish heavy psych with killer bluesy female vocals. Your description made me hope this might be a new band to scratch my Blues Pills itch, but alas I can't get much out of this. Be The Fire has a nice groovy riff in it but otherwise the songwriting isn't really doing anything for me. Can't say the vocalist is exactly blowing me away either, since I've been spoiled by Elin from Blues Pills, Jennie-Ann from Avatarium and Jess from JatAO, whom that chick from MaidaVale really looks like she wants to be, btw.
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Chromatic posted:Owns so hard. Defiant Sally posted:It's probably the second best thing Swano has ever done, behind the Crimsons. I'm 4 songs in and completely in love already. Why in the hell did I not listen to this album sooner? Great riffs, soothing yet punchy atmospheres, it's catchy, and it flows well. I really adore the way this album has a way to lay back and let a killer riff take the forefront instead of the way a lot of bands do it these days and try to cram lyrics in every place they can. Oh gently caress I forgot all about his clean vox.  Man, this is good.
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Nordick posted:Your description made me hope this might be a new band to scratch my Blues Pills itch, but alas I can't get much out of this. Be The Fire has a nice groovy riff in it but otherwise the songwriting isn't really doing anything for me. e: oh, are you referring specifically to her outfit in the video? Yeah, I definitely caught that. There's very little out there on the band, so I don't know if that's her normal thing or if that's something the director threw together for the video. She dressed pretty normally for the photoshoot in this interview: http://www.femmemetalwebzine.net/2016/09/05/matilda-roth-maidavale/ Vulture Culture fucked around with this message at 08:02 on Feb 9, 2017 |
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Yeah the Jess comparison was purely on the visual side. The outfit is one part of it, but something about her movements and gestures gave me that impression too. I admit it's probably just her and Jess both doing the same kinda "mystical hippie priestess" thing for performance purposes, rather than her specifically imitating Jess. It was just my first reaction when I saw her swaying and waving her arms, and the tambourine (in some other video) and all. EDIT: All that said, now that I'm watching the video again to see how badly I'm talking out of my rear end, the song is kinda starting to grow on me. Nordick fucked around with this message at 08:29 on Feb 9, 2017 |
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Chromatic posted:I'm 4 songs in and completely in love already. Why in the hell did I not listen to this album sooner? Great riffs, soothing yet punchy atmospheres, it's catchy, and it flows well. I really adore the way this album has a way to lay back and let a killer riff take the forefront instead of the way a lot of bands do it these days and try to cram lyrics in every place they can. This was a surprise to me too, and it is loving awesome - I've listened to it 3-4 times a day since that post. I think I missed it due to the time it came out, because in '98 I was pretty strictly into ~serious~ black metal/melodeath and living in a location where the only new metal I heard about was through a semi-yearly delivery of my Metal Maniacs subscription that would always get lost in 3rd world mail systems ( aka stolen ). I wouldn't have been open to it either really - the moment I would've heard those keyboards I would have tuned out, so I'm kind of glad that someone in this thread randomly posted it almost 20 years after its release. Nowadays "If Rush made death metal in the 70's" is right the gently caress up my alley, thank you sir Dan.
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