So, the current "this album was on my Spotify collection but for some reason I never listened to it and now I can't believe I was missing out on this" is Monstrosity's Millennium. A great technical death album.
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It absolutely is and the new Endorphins Lost is great! Also in the same vein is Ground's new release
Who also shares a member with Bandit who released a great album very late last year
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I think it just depends on the band that's headlining. If I've seen them many times before, I probably would rather go to a bill full of bands I think are pretty good. But if it's a band that never comes to the area I'm in that's headlining, I would much rather go to that.
new "false" track off their upcoming album "portent"
https://www.revolvermag.com/music/h...lses-vicious-new-song-victual-our-dead-selves
https://www.revolvermag.com/music/h...lses-vicious-new-song-victual-our-dead-selves
Last month Hannes Grossmann released a new album that has kind of flown under the radar. While it's not his best work (especially the lyrics are terrible), it's still pretty awesome. That guy is just such a beast: Worked on Necrophagists "Epitaph", two great Obscura records and is one of the main guys behind Alkaloid one of the best new prog/tech death bands right now. And then he just writes and produces great records on the side in his free time.
don't forget blotted science with ron jarzombek and alex webster ;)
funny enough I've had both the albums with charlie zeleny and hannes grossmann sitting at my desk at work for a long time and they need to go home..
funny enough I've had both the albums with charlie zeleny and hannes grossmann sitting at my desk at work for a long time and they need to go home..
Thanks for reminding me. I'm listening to them right now and I should definitely listen to them more. Good stuff!
After looking at his Wikipedia page I also gave a quick listen to last years Hate Eternal and apparently that one's also a banger.
Yes it is. Thanks to it I decided to dedicate 2019 to discover Death Metal in general, imagine that! But listened to that Hannes Grossman that you mentioned but did not capture my attention at all :\
I've been on a ron jarzombek binge again lately and I've wanted some new blotted science ever since hannes rounded the group well, but my favorites are still with zeleny. bleeding in the brain and amnesia are bangers but adenosine buildup+breakdown (and this part specifically) are what originally grabbed me
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Arch Echo - Full Album (Bandcamp)Aurora is so, so good!
Listening to it right now at work. Great stuff.
also not sure how people feel about listening to deathspell omega anymore, but a new release was announced with a track available to stream
https://deathspellomega.bandcamp.com/album/the-furnaces-of-palingenesia
https://deathspellomega.bandcamp.com/album/the-furnaces-of-palingenesia
From my understanding mikko aspa basically is deathspell omega in its current state.
tbh I probably just shouldn't even have mentioned it and just listed the track. he's the same reason that mgla was facing issues mentioned earlier this page.
if I'm being honest, the only DSO albums I really enjoy are paracletus and the synarchy of molten bones (my favorite album the year it released)
I'm hoping the other tracks lean more towards the style of molten bones.
tbh I probably just shouldn't even have mentioned it and just listed the track. he's the same reason that mgla was facing issues mentioned earlier this page.
if I'm being honest, the only DSO albums I really enjoy are paracletus and the synarchy of molten bones (my favorite album the year it released)
I'm hoping the other tracks lean more towards the style of molten bones.
Well, at least they won't get a concert cancelled!
I'm pretty LTTP on this, but as soon as I read about Mgła, I knew exactly which concerts were cancelled. Of course it's the ones in Germany. And of course it's not really about Mgła either, but some person they worked together with at some point in time.
Weirdly enough, those festivals in eastern Germany which exclusively feature actual right-wing and Neo-Nazi bands are well-reported on, but they still take place. I'm not quite sure what the intended message is supposed to be here.
this is all about weak promoters and venues not standing up to the pressure. For most of them, of course they're not prepared because the bands are relatively innocuous. They get blindsided and decide that it's not worth the hassle. The more explicit bands have to organize with more caution and deal with mutually understood parties. That is, they decide from the get that they won't let Antifa bully them.
I think he's still just the vocalist, to be honest I don't think he has the talent to make any song for DsO, I've always considered his main project (Clandestine Blaze) quite mediocre, but this is my opinion of course.
I'm eager to listen to it. The last one had a weird vibe to it and I can't put my finger on what it was. I think part of it was the lyrics. Particularly the song that had "These two men are best friends, not enemies!!!!"
Drygva 'Son of Mighty Rod' still holds up as one of the best metal releases of the past 5 or so years (edit: decade... damn this was all the way back in 2012...). ffo: good chugs, Amon Amarth type stuff, Russian metal, folk metal
There's underrated, and then there's Son of Mighty Rod.
This track is bonkers.
Also one of the all time album covers.
There's underrated, and then there's Son of Mighty Rod.
This track is bonkers.
Also one of the all time album covers.
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What did I just see, why did I like it?
That Yellow Eyes song sounds good though.
I feel like I'll have to leave a recommendation too so here goes Suffering Hour in case it hasn't been mentioned so far. Otherwise I'd second it anyway: