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QPZIL posted:That's what I figured. But their interviews sort of dance around it. "Oh, ha ha, yeah, we uh, we don't consider ourselves a NSBM band. I mean, we share SOME of the NS views, but I mean, it's all about the MUSIC, ya know?" Not to mention several of them were in Grand Belial's Key which, I believe, was overtly an NSBM band, or at the very least had some pretty clearly racist/anti-Semitic lyrics. Seriously, like the music you like but don't fool yourself about the "ambiguity" of their message.
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Stoat posted:Does anyone have any Alcest / Falloch style post-doom suggestions? I like the orchestral stuff, and although it's blasphemous I don't like non-clean vocals much in this style of music. Any ideas anyone? It's not doom and there's plenty of clean singing, but Ulver's Bergtatt might hit the spot.
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Golem II posted:I need something new to listen to, in the same style as Havok, Bonded by Blood, Warbringer and Vektor. Help? I definitely recommend Power Trip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hAiCRCPFaM.
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Detective Thompson posted:Anybody got any black metal that has the same kind of screeching vocals that Peste Noire has without the band being a bunch of nationalist dicks? Alas, I guess there's something about French nationalism that encourages Famine-style shrieks, because the handful of other bands I can think of are also right wing. I don't know if it's exactly what you're looking for but Mortefoutre resembles Peste Noire and are, as far as I know, apolitical: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAMi0Rs9GZ0
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Fiendish Dr. Wu posted:Unfortunately, yeah it's serious. For what it's worth, I think most people making a big deal about Lambesis' apostasy are metal-dudes who think its hilarious.
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I've recommended this a few times over in the black metal thread, but Ulver's album Bergtatt is, in my opinion, one of the best folk-black metal albums out there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XNDsRbtOh4
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:Came here to talk about MDF already. Exclusive US shows. I'm a little disappointed by the line-up so far, but I'd be crazy excited to see Wolfbrigade.
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Sunshine Mix posted:I don't know if this is the right place to ask, but are there any more groups that sound like or similar to Deafheaven? In all candor I normally don't go in for metal at all, but I heard Sunbather yesterday and really, really liked it. Griefloss will probably do it for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lassKx3SH2c. Also that rateyourmusic list has some similar good stuff on it, but also a lot of bands that would never be considered "blackgaze." I'd recommend checking out Alcest, Lantlôs, Heretoir, Fen, or Falloch.
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Spanish Manlove posted:Just finished it, not groundbreaking or a drastic departure from their old stuff but it's really good. Whoever said "anaal nathrakh are really good at writing the same song over and over again" is strangely right. Yeah, what Anaal Nathrakh do best (in my opinion, catchy riffs and clean vocal choruses) they do really well on this album. Frustratingly, this is paired with some of the dumbest industrial and techno elements they've ever used. All things considered, it's a solid album with some good tracks, but ever since In the Constellation of the Black Widow I've resigned myself to buying AN albums for 3-4 songs which I really like.
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Spanish Manlove posted:I've been liking modernish grind lately but haven't really heard much aside from the entry level poo poo, you guys got any decent recommendations? I'm kinda late to the party, but Agents of Abhorrence, Relief was probably my top grind album of 2013 if not all time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK3H8hFnnzo They broke up a while ago, but Excruciating Terror is pretty clutch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnRkJH8JcE4 Finally, someone mentioned Gridlink, which I heartily second. Jon Chang's previous band, Discordance Axis, is almost essential: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4j4iuWNxQCs deadking fucked around with this message at 22:12 on Dec 1, 2014 |
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I'm pretty sure deathmetal.org is run by the same guy behind ANUS. If so I 100% would not take that seriously seeing as that dude's been run off the Nuclear War Now! forums of all places for being an insufferable old-school metal dork.
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Sarpanitum have finally released a preview track of their upcoming full-length. I can't say I'm thrilled about the drum sound, but on the whole it sounds like a continuation of their Fidelium EP, so I'm way excited for it.
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To Battle posted:Nothin is harder than this dog Speaking of which (album cover is  ):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmjrbPySLgs
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DeusExMachinima posted:Comes with the territory dude. Unless you are Ghost. I would not call Napalm Death "tuff-guy" metal.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Their guitarist has some neurological condition that will probably prevent him from ever playing again, so they had pretty good reason to disband. Wasn't that part of why Discordance Axis broke up, or did Jon Chang find another guitarist with a career-ending disorder?
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I saw Chthonic a while back and at the end of their set they demanded we support recognition of Taiwan at the UN or whatever. It was the only memorable part of their performance because Chthonic are actually pretty lame.
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El Estrago Bonito posted:Speaking of Metal bands with bizarre political beliefs, whats the band with the biggest gulf between how good the band is and how lovely their opinions about stuff are? Peste Noire's earlier stuff definitely falls into this category for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0ReMA9fLNE
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Monkeytime posted:She's polite and everything, but you can tell that this isn't how this girl envisioned Her Special Moment. I love Barney. He looks like someone's dorky shorts-clad dad who just happens to play in one of the most famous and prolific grindcore bands ever.
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Oliver Reed posted:Do you guys have any suggestions for death metal bands from either South America or parts of Asia other than Japan? My collection is lacking in these two areas. Depends on how brutal you like your death metal, but Internal Suffering from Colombia are really good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LlnSWvpNzk
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Oliver Reed posted:I already know and/or enjoy Mortem, Abhorrence, Internal Suffering and Goretrade, but I will totally check out Nesphasth, Mental Horror, Claustrofobia and Ophiolatry. I apparently can't read too good, so to make up for it, I offer Perdition, a black metal band from Chile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov21EO2adnA.
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I'm not sure if this has been posted before, but we're currently enjoying a renaissance of good joke slam bands: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmjrbPySLgs. Edit: MrBling posted:
Also, it looks like my friend's band, Embodied Torment, is playing Bay Area Death Fest this year. They're pretty great if you're into brutal death metal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYslYtBznwA deadking fucked around with this message at 16:15 on Oct 1, 2015 |
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Craig Pillard worked on Onward to Golgotha, so one can only hope they do!
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Hulk Krogan posted:It's only one track but Black Breath has an instrumental on their newest album which reminds me a lot of Orion. Man, Paolo Girardi has been going gangbusters on metal album covers recently.
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A human heart posted:All those huge powerlifting metal guys seem to go for bestial stuff like Blasphemy, Revenge and Goatpenis if that's helpful  edit: hosed up the image tags deadking fucked around with this message at 00:53 on Jan 25, 2018 |
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il_cornuto posted:I don't know a ton of grindcore, I really like Nasum, Napalm Death, Wormrot and Nails. Pig Destroyer and Trap Them are pretty good too. Is there anyone really awesome I'm missing? Excruciating Terror and Agents of Abhorrence are great.
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A TURGID FATSO posted:The most disgusting and brutal band of all time, Last Days Of Humanity. Seconding this one. Last Days of Humanity is toilet-grind at its finest.
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I don't know if I'd call them crust-y, but the recentish Ritual Knife (https://ritual-knife.bandcamp.com/album/hate-invocation) and Ilymestys (https://strangematerial.bandcamp.com/album/the-noose-hangs-from-heaven) lps from Fallen Empire are great.
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Kvlt! posted:Dagon posted this to the Inquisition facebook page: His explanation makes no sense, lol.
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A human heart posted:That was usually used to mean sad french stuff like Mütiilation iirc, and not really like super overproduced nuclear blast bands. Between Sanguine Relic, Orgy of Carrion and whatever other bands Perverse Homage puts out, lofi LLN-worship vampire black metal is back I guess.
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joylessdivision posted:If they aren't loving around in some weird forest in France and only releasing their stuff to each other they're doing it wrong. They're all from the northeast US I think but they seem pretty disfunctional fwiw. If it helps their releases are annoyingly hard to get ahold of.
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saviro posted:ghost is bad He's right.
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ShoogaSlim posted:Do you guys ever talk about Slam Death Metal like Analepsy and Abominable Putridity here or should I just stay my narrow-minded rear end in the -Core thread? Not huge into slam or BDM, but my friend's band (https://embodiedtorment.bandcamp.com) is pretty great and their album has some good slams on it.
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Defend slam metal! https://youtu.be/FmjrbPySLgs
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Dimebags Brain posted:Sounds pretty cool but is he cooler than Blake Judd? Crossposting from the black metal thread: https://www.discogs.com/Judas-Iscariot-Distant-In-Solitary-Night/release/12123723 Michael Keene is a complete amateur at loving up his life, musical career, and scene reputation compared to Blake Judd. Edit: For a bit of context, Ascension Monuments Media is Blake's record label in case anyone didn't know. deadking fucked around with this message at 23:27 on Jun 17, 2018 |
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Wark Say posted:Can you give an ignorant fella the Cliff's Notes on this Blake Judd? This article, written by Neill from Krieg, one of Blake's former friends, provides a pretty good summary of some of the Blake Judd story: https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/article/657436/neill-krieg-blake-judd Basically, Blake was in a black metal band called Nachtmystium and ran a label called Battle Kommand. He got really into heroin and started ripping off other labels and individuals by either not paying for wholesale orders or by taking money for orders or records from his personal collection that he didn't send or didn't even have. He also sold preorders for Nachtmystium's last album that he didn't send and the label that put it out (Century, I think) ended up having to cover for him. All this fell apart a couple of years ago and he disappeared for a while and was homeless in Chicago. More recently, he supposedly cleaned up (again) and has moved to L.A. and started another record label (Ascension Monuments Media) that has been reissuing a bunch of stuff from his and other bands. The most recent controversy, detailed in that post from Discogs, is that he claimed to have found some dead stock of a Judas Iscariot album released on a label run by a guy who died 10 years ago. However, the art doesn't quite match and some of Blake's associates posted pictures of the design and printing on social media. The records have MONUMENT000 on the matrix, which they tried to scratch out, suggesting that they were pressed recently for his record label and that he tried to cover this up. He also probably doesn't have the rights to the other Judas Iscariot albums he's re-releasing.
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COOL CORN posted:
The funniest thing to me is that no one was more publicly mad at Blake than Yosuke from Nuclear War Now. He's now going around saying "Blake's changed!!" and stocking his AMM releases.
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Kilometers Davis posted:I like a lot of USBM but yeah it honestly sucks Blake can’t get his poo poo together because he’s obviously very talented and in some capacity committed to the scene or what scene he used to be a part of. Really I hope he gets the right help eventually before he ends up dead. Addiction is brutal. The scene is not good for him and vice versa, on heroin or not. He probably should have permanently stepped away when he got clean (if he ever did).
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Wooper posted:If I wasn't lazy I would post poo poo from the LLN movement or whatever it was called, of which only Mutiilation ever did anything resembling good. Vlad Tepes and Belketre are both excellent raw black metal. Their split is one of the best things LLN members did.
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