Recently discovered this project:
I'm a massive Meshuggah fan and usually the stuff that mimics them just doesn't hit the same way, but this EP is legitimately excellent. Absolutely fierce production.
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https://lambgoat.com/news/45397/voraath ... I3JOqvud9Q
Fuck sake. Drunk Edwin gets to walk away with minor injuries. Really good album they just put out a few months back too
RIP and tear. \m/
Fuck sake. Drunk Edwin gets to walk away with minor injuries. Really good album they just put out a few months back too
RIP and tear. \m/
A man who could tell more truth and eat fewer pies.
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ManBearSquid
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I joined this band late last year and have my first gig with them at the end of this month.
I was already a fan and it's been super fun.
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Stormbringer
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I'm still into DUNGEON SYNTH and lo-fi experimental black metal.
This is one of my favourite examples, published just ten days ago:
This is one of my favourite examples, published just ten days ago:
"Animalmother" wrote:Violence is often the best solution.
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(Not really metal per se, but metalcore? Metal adjacent?)
Went to see Trivium and Bullet for my Valentine last week, touring in celebration of their albums turning twenty years old.
I've never really "listened to" Trivium despite liking all the component parts. I know a fair few of their tracks when I hear them, if not by name. They put on a good show if you're into their schtick. One of our little group pointed something out that I'd not put my finger on: Matt Heafy seems to only have one tone of distorted vocals, there's very little variance. Probably why I start to lose interest when I try to listen to their albums.
I was mainly there to relive my early 2000s with BfmV. I think the last time I saw them they were a lowly support band, no idea who for. Now they're playing arenas to 10s of thousands of folks. They've done well over the last 20 years! Particularly enjoyed them playing Hand of Blood since it's one of my favourites – last time it got interrupted when a crowd barrier broke, glad to get an uninterrupted version this time! Also of note was the crowd singing the start of Tears Don't Fall:
https://youtube.com/shorts/3hW_ga-Cjeg
And finally, I love how absolutely ridiculous people are. Those not into this sort of music tend to say the folks look "scary", that it's really aggressive and angry… Meanwhile the folks listening to these bands are just dying to join a pretend row boat.
Went to see Trivium and Bullet for my Valentine last week, touring in celebration of their albums turning twenty years old.
I've never really "listened to" Trivium despite liking all the component parts. I know a fair few of their tracks when I hear them, if not by name. They put on a good show if you're into their schtick. One of our little group pointed something out that I'd not put my finger on: Matt Heafy seems to only have one tone of distorted vocals, there's very little variance. Probably why I start to lose interest when I try to listen to their albums.
I was mainly there to relive my early 2000s with BfmV. I think the last time I saw them they were a lowly support band, no idea who for. Now they're playing arenas to 10s of thousands of folks. They've done well over the last 20 years! Particularly enjoyed them playing Hand of Blood since it's one of my favourites – last time it got interrupted when a crowd barrier broke, glad to get an uninterrupted version this time! Also of note was the crowd singing the start of Tears Don't Fall:
https://youtube.com/shorts/3hW_ga-Cjeg
And finally, I love how absolutely ridiculous people are. Those not into this sort of music tend to say the folks look "scary", that it's really aggressive and angry… Meanwhile the folks listening to these bands are just dying to join a pretend row boat.