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I listen to Black/Death and the subgenres (like technical death, slam etc etc), but I will listen to Progressive/Melodic, sometimes Trash.
I'm pretty eclectic tbh, I can listen to Cannibal Corpse and next, some Psy trance
I'm pretty eclectic tbh, I can listen to Cannibal Corpse and next, some Psy trance
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Love me some metal. I also love other music but metal is my center. I'm not a stickler for subgenre - there's just bands I like and others I don't. Lately I've been on a kick with Dyscarnate and Leprous.
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I'm not really keen on a lot of newer metal. It feels like a lot of it is just like a droning guitar, like it's all imitation and no soul. But I'm a thrash metal fan so I don't think my opinion counts.
Here's some great tracks anyway;
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Here's some great tracks anyway;
Madhouse:
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
For Whom The Bell Tolls
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Disciple
Post Mortem/Raining Blood
Skeletons Of Society
Post Mortem/Raining Blood
Skeletons Of Society
Electric Funeral
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Computer God
Heaven and Hell
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Computer God
Heaven and Hell
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Dying Fetus will hold the number one spot on my list to the end of time, though I don't think I could stand another line-up change. They've really made something great as a trio.
I think that if Archspire keep doing what they're doing, they're going to get attention from the outside world for it. I'm not sure how or in what form, but if Slipknot and their music can become a household name, I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility for even grandparents to become aware of the new Micro Machines Metal subgenre.
I fear King Parrot may have had their blip on the radar and are on the way down. If that's just me, then I'm thankful to be wrong. If it's not, then I blame them being too silly with their skits and personas. Weird Al's the only person who can make funny and music work together as a career.
Bonus:
Havok is a band that very nicely fills the space that was left by Marty Friedman not releasing Rust in Peace over and over again every couple years for eternity.
EDIT: @Fucks Capacitor Hell yeah, listening to Dyscarnate feels like getting hit with a brick.
EDIT: Part II
Dream Tröll released their second album a few months ago, and while this year is a pretty good one for metal, Second to None I think will stay my favorite overall. It's not the fastest nor the most technically profficient, but rather than a sum, its parts come together in a Pythagorean way.
I'm not usually a fan of Bruce Dickinson-style crooning. The vibrato for every vocal note longer than a second sets off a primal something's-wrong flag in my brain. That's being said, Paladin really pulled off a phenomenal power metal record in their eponymous debut. Though it isn't present in the following song, the mix of the clean vocals with snarling growls is pretty novel and makes for a pleasing juxtaposition of the two when a song has it.
I'm not really sure how they do it, but Gygax can really write a song that makes me want to roll a 20-sided die.
I think that if Archspire keep doing what they're doing, they're going to get attention from the outside world for it. I'm not sure how or in what form, but if Slipknot and their music can become a household name, I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility for even grandparents to become aware of the new Micro Machines Metal subgenre.
I fear King Parrot may have had their blip on the radar and are on the way down. If that's just me, then I'm thankful to be wrong. If it's not, then I blame them being too silly with their skits and personas. Weird Al's the only person who can make funny and music work together as a career.
Havok is a band that very nicely fills the space that was left by Marty Friedman not releasing Rust in Peace over and over again every couple years for eternity.
EDIT: @Fucks Capacitor Hell yeah, listening to Dyscarnate feels like getting hit with a brick.
EDIT: Part II
Dream Tröll released their second album a few months ago, and while this year is a pretty good one for metal, Second to None I think will stay my favorite overall. It's not the fastest nor the most technically profficient, but rather than a sum, its parts come together in a Pythagorean way.
I'm not usually a fan of Bruce Dickinson-style crooning. The vibrato for every vocal note longer than a second sets off a primal something's-wrong flag in my brain. That's being said, Paladin really pulled off a phenomenal power metal record in their eponymous debut. Though it isn't present in the following song, the mix of the clean vocals with snarling growls is pretty novel and makes for a pleasing juxtaposition of the two when a song has it.
I'm not really sure how they do it, but Gygax can really write a song that makes me want to roll a 20-sided die.
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I enjoy metal and I even have a soft spot for hair metal.
They're a parody band, but I thought I'd share this.
They're a parody band, but I thought I'd share this.
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Awwright, this is my thread. I like a lot of the classic bands (Maiden, Slayer, Metallica, Black Sabbath, Anthrax), but I also listen to a lot of thrash, death, doom, and experimental/extreme metal.
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This just reminded me of a couple good parody metal bands.
Obviously Dethklok's one of them. Their music toes the line between over the top parody and genuine love letter to metal, which is pretty much why people enjoy Metalocalypse in the first place. Though mentioning Dethklok might be cheating a little because they're the one parody band everyone knows about.
Then there's Okilly Dokilly, a death metal band themed around Ned Flanders, and their songs' lyrics are just Ned Flanders quotes.
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I adore Dethklok and Metalocalypse for exactly those reasons.
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I find industrial and goth metal to be enjoyable as well.
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Y'know, Sabaton made a damn fine cover of Twilight of the Thunder God. It's just as good as the original in my opinion.
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I wasn't sure if you guys counted the rapmetal genre, but there a few that I enjoy.
These guys are underrated.
Ice-T has his own metal band.
These guys are underrated.
Ice-T has his own metal band.
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I'm not really a rap metal guy, but I saw Body Count live a couple of years back and thought they were decent.
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Metal is my jam. I do find that a lot of metal bands tend to stick to a very narrow sub-genre and have everything sound the same, so seek out metal that combines loads of different genres and sub-types of metal to do its own thing and get creative. Examples:
Ihsahn - Former frontman from Emperor now makes these weird but brilliant solo album that combines prog, death and black metal as well as jazz, opera, and whatever the fuck he feels like:
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Opeth - Death metal, prog rock, classical guitar, funk, jazz, often all at the same time:
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Devin Townsend - does whatever he wants. Apparently his next project is a $10m symphony about dicks. He may not be joking. (This song is from a concept album about a man meeting the Devil and arguing with him about cheeseburgers):
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Uaral - Chilean duo who combine funeral doom metal, Spanish guitar, Andean pan pipes, and recordings of the vocalist crying/screaming in pain. This is the closest I've heard to pure despair expressed in music:
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Ihsahn - Former frontman from Emperor now makes these weird but brilliant solo album that combines prog, death and black metal as well as jazz, opera, and whatever the fuck he feels like:
Unhealer
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Unhealer · Ihsahn · Mikael Akerfeldt angL ℗ 2008 Tanglade Ltd t/a Candlelight Records Released on: 2008-05-26 As...
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Opeth - Death metal, prog rock, classical guitar, funk, jazz, often all at the same time:
Opeth - The Lotus Eater (Audio)
Opeth's latest album Heritage is available now on Roadrunner Records. Download now on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/opeth-heritage-se Opeth on iTunes: http://bi...
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Devin Townsend - does whatever he wants. Apparently his next project is a $10m symphony about dicks. He may not be joking. (This song is from a concept album about a man meeting the Devil and arguing with him about cheeseburgers):
Devin Townsend Project-The Mighty Masturbator "Lyrics"
Hit song from Deconstruction... Please enjoy. All rights go to Devin Townsend Lyrics Ohh...all you know, go slow. Twenty-five years at the factory child, All...
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Uaral - Chilean duo who combine funeral doom metal, Spanish guitar, Andean pan pipes, and recordings of the vocalist crying/screaming in pain. This is the closest I've heard to pure despair expressed in music:
Uaral - Depression (HQ)
*Show your support and subscribe! Also, check out the links below! Thanks!* Band: Uaral Album: Sounds of Pain (2005) Genre: Folk | Doom Metal Uaral's Faceboo...
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@Duncan Hills Coffee Your comment in the random images thread about the shitty diversity satanists reminded me of this.
Love Behemoth's visuals.
Love Behemoth's visuals.