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From last thread.quote:If you like Agalloch, try The Morningside. They have two albums, The Wind, The Trees, and the Shadows of the Past, and Moving Crosscurrents of Time. There is another completely different band called Morningside, and since The Morningside is Russian, there being a The there is inconsistent. Just warning you so you don't end up with some pop CD instead. Their first album was pretty much straight Agalloch worship, with some more Katatonia in there than Agalloch has.
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For me, Fate of Norns is the most "barbaric" sounding album, but Versus the World is the only one I can listen to front to back without wanting to skip past a few songs. I cannot listen to Once Sent From the Golden Hall, and I don't know why. The Avenger > The Crusher, but the Crusher has "A Fury Divine", which is awesome. So, I'm gonna second that With Oden and Versus the World are the best.
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Vargatron posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ip_Dt-yWbs Lightning strikes. Lightning strikes again. Spotlight on my junk. Your retinas burn-en' Also, you forgot about Viking. It has to be Viking metal if the name of the band is Viking. 
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I was hesitant to post this here, but then I remembered that this particular punk band is hard enough for the metalheads. Sick of It All has packed 20 re-recorded tunes into an album called Nonstop, out Nov. 1st. Released "Built To Last" a few days ago. I can't wait to be aurally dropkicked in the face by "Scratch the Surface" and "Locomotive".
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Listening to Volbeat for the first time. Sounds like Panic at the Disco vocalist had his voice run through the Cigarette and Autotune filters. The lyrics blow pretty hard, and the music was generally boring. I don't get it.
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So, I heard one uh yoo hosers is lookin' fer some thrash, eh? 
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Holy poo poo. Vektor! 
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Vektor's Myspace says the release date for the new album, Outer Isolation, is November 22nd. Excitement.
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Weaponized Cum posted:Dragonforce, Opeth, Powerglove You misspelled Austrian Death Machine three times? 
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fatherdog posted:I have to wear metal t-shirts because otherwise when people see my denim jacket and mullet they just assume I'm Canadian. Laughed my rear end off at this post, and I'm Canadian. Good job.
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Sgt. Slobber posted:General question to all of you: Defiant, aggressive freedom. That sums it up, for me. I love the fact that metal can and does express whatever the hell it likes. Yeah, there's a billion subgenres, but they're all under the same banner. You can rock out with your cock out, murder motherfuckers with a chainsaw, go forward or back in time, into outer space, whatever. Metal offers a greater escape, and, even though it's outside, it's inclusive. On the other hand, metal can have some pretty horrible lyrics, and that makes me run far away from a lot of bands. Drawing a blank on album/song thing.
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Assuming miserable winter driving conditions, Mr. Gold died in a very Canadian manner. Reminds me of a Stompin' Tom song. RIP, Mr. Gold. Buying your new album as hard as I can. Now who is will create Seasonal Affective Disorder in musical form for the repressed, isolated citizens of Middle of Nowhere, Canada? 
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So, not one of those kids scooped a free guitar? Christmas cheer is spread, but not metal madness.
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Hey guys. I dunno if any of you noticed, what with holiday frenzy, but Earache Records release Woods 5: Grey Skies and Electric Light as a free download on December 24th. The sendit link reached download limit, already. Found it on mediafire, though, if you're not paranoid of .rar files.
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It's 192. All the songs are about death and suicide (may be an exception or two, but none that I can recall readily). Depressing as gently caress, but I still dig it. That said, I have trouble believing that the accident was, well, an accident. e: Also, the only mention I found of the free download was from Battle Board. So, that's odd. Hellwuzzat fucked around with this message at 22:19 on Dec 28, 2011 |
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Optimum Gulps posted:My absolute favorite review blog by a long shot is autothrall's From the Dust Returned blog.
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Hey, BL13. I think I still have "Columbine Alma Mater" on a cassette tape, somewheres.  e: Found some funky folk tunes whilst dicking around on Youtube. Skalmold from Iceland and Leshak from Russia. Got my fingers crossed for Skalmold's vocalist working on getting a really brutal voice. e2: Nah. I take it back. Dude's barbaric bellowing doesn't detract from Skalmold's awesomeness. Hellwuzzat fucked around with this message at 04:06 on Jan 6, 2012 |
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I know that almost all of you don't care about Woods of Ypres, but I found a Youtube comment that makes Mr. Gold's passing suck 1,000 times more. I found lyrics for Woods six and seven.....David was planning ahead... Esther Gold, David's Mom e: VVV I thought it was great, but then I've been feeling low for months. Struck many a chord with me. Hellwuzzat fucked around with this message at 17:33 on Jan 13, 2012 |
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Monkeytime posted:Is the metal community in South Africa multiracial, or is it mostly white? Are you aware of scenes in other African countries? And do they bust out indigenous sound a la Sepultura?
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Henrik Zetterberg posted:New Lamb of God leaked.
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Just tripped over Angist on Facebook. Blackened Death Metal, I guess the kids would call it. Female vocalist also pulls guitar duty. She sounds pretty loving savage to me, but I'm not an expert in the field of female metal vocalists.
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Diggin' Austere, Grey Waters, and Woods of Desolation. Just what I need for the dead of winter in
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Viking is putting out a new album. Don't really know how to feel about that.
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Old news from way back in September, but maybe someone that cares hasn't heard.The Canadian Press posted:Date: Wednesday Sep. 28, 2011 10:43 AM ET The question is: Will Nickelback stay the gently caress out of the Metal/Heavy Rock category? 
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blabbermouth.net posted:"It seems like these musicians are paying their dues, making great records and they definitely deserve at least a little bit of a tip of a hat of an award, just so people can recognize how great they are," said Palmerston, who began campaigning the academy about a year and a half ago, after struggling to find an appropriate category to submit an album by Quebec metal innovators VOIVOD. "Sean Palmerston"(same article) posted:"There's a lot of diversity in metal," e: Ehh. Fudged up quotes. You get the idea. Hellwuzzat fucked around with this message at 03:23 on Jan 24, 2012 |
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Lord Purple posted:I've discovered Manilla Road and Cirith Ungol recently. It is a shame they didn't get more attention when they were pumping out classic albums. Any recommendations for other mid-80s non-thrash metal that was underrated? Found out about Dark Quarterer from the last metal thread. Here, have a ten minute, giant slaying epic. e: Last MySpace status update, or whatever it's called, from November, says they're in studio. gently caress yeah.
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Read that post too fast. Thought it said Gallowbeard. Was excited for Viking doom metal. Oh, well. For folky stuff, still diggin' Skalmold.
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Mammal Sauce posted:Oh man the new Sigh track sounds like they took Imaginary Sonicscape to hell. As someone who has only heard Hangman's Hymn before this, I'm at a loss for words. This poo poo is wild. Also, Britney Spears being in the suggestions column is pretty hilarious. e: Okay. On second click, she isn't there, but that  Loose Change documentary is...
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Defiant Sally posted:Wow, Woods 5 from Woods of Ypres owns real loving hard. Makes me sad that we won't be seeing Woods 6 or 7. that song up. Would be better than that Billy Talent bullshit they pulled a couple years back.e: The solo on "Kiss My Ashes Goodbye, Part II" is loving beautiful at any volume. Hellwuzzat fucked around with this message at 21:56 on Feb 5, 2012 |
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Just got some signed Woods of Ypres vinyls in the mail. Turns out Mr. Gold signed his name in gold ink. Nice touch.
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Hey, Canadian Metal Goons! Juno Award Nominees for Metal/Hard Music Album of the Year: METAL/HARD MUSIC ALBUM OF THE YEAR Anvil-Juggernaut of Justice Cauldron-Burning Fortune Devin Townsend Project-Deconstruction gently caress The Facts - Die Miserable KEN mode - Venerable e: Yeah, thanks, Junos. Put metal at the bottom of the list. Plus, I thought this whole thing was started by Voivod's producer, when he couldn't get them a nomination in any existing categories. I wonder if they're being assholes, or if the date of the album's release was past the cutoff for the 2012 awards. Hellwuzzat fucked around with this message at 15:01 on Feb 10, 2012 |
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Tripped over this on Facebook.Viking posted:What happens when you take two members of Dark Angel and make a Viking album? Tsunamis. Hurricanes. Thunderheads. Epic monstrousness of the Apocolypsosity. Bass and Drums for "By the Brundlefly" are complete. ... Complete INSANITY.
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Openly discriminates against black people and old people, but not fat chicks. Whut? I like how he's defensive about being racist. "Well, it's not your blackness that's the problem. It's just that black people like you really just want to do all my drugs and steal my precious audio equipment. Yeah. No, I meant black people like you, not you, specifically. Though, I couldn't rule you out."
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Swashbuckle can gargle my balls. Also, "Black Sails at Midnight" and "Death Before the Mast" are pretty savage. Haven't heard any tracks from the new(er) album, though.
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So, the tracklist for the actual release of Woods 5 is different from the Christmas promo release. "Keeper of the Ledger" is wild, even compared to the rest of the album.
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Trabant posted:Distribution of metal bands per capita worldwide: e: So, there's a band named Dark Angel and a band named Death Angel. That was confusing, but they both rock. Confusing monikers forgiven. Hellwuzzat fucked around with this message at 15:44 on Mar 2, 2012 |
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I dunno why, but every time I see a Quebecois metalhead, I know immediately that they are from Quebec. They don't even have to say anything. I've never even been to Quebec. Anyone else know what I mean?
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