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Missing Suffocation tomorrow and its breaking my heeeeeeeart.
Just bought the ophidian trek live dvd by meshuggah. Watched all in one sitting yesterday. Pretty fucking awesome.
Fun Fact: Mick Gordon did the Intro track (not really a track, rather than some creepy ambient noises) "swarmer". And that was 2 years before his Doom soundtrack.
Fun Fact: Mick Gordon did the Intro track (not really a track, rather than some creepy ambient noises) "swarmer". And that was 2 years before his Doom soundtrack.
Coke Bust rules, haven't seen them in a few years but always a treat
Missed them last time they came to Chicago but apparently they played first so most people missed them, lol
I wanted to share a couple of videos from the last weekend's show, where the long-planned hook suspension was finally realized. The latter is a new song. I wish we could do the same at Maryland Deathfest next year, but flying two extras there would be too costly, and the venue would have to have fitting structures for it.
Into the Tomb of Her Mirror:
A World of White Days: https://youtu.be/8qTDT-jUnmM
Into the Tomb of Her Mirror:
A World of White Days: https://youtu.be/8qTDT-jUnmM
Want a new High on Fire album? Well, one is coming next year.
http://www.metalinjection.net/upcom...e-studio-for-a-new-release-due-out-april-2019
http://www.metalinjection.net/upcom...e-studio-for-a-new-release-due-out-april-2019
Thanks. I got to respect the guy who was hanging there for the duration of our 40-minute show. He's also done base jumps with hook suspension.
Absolutely. The visual reminded me of that video for De Doden Hebben Het Doed III, the body just hanging there.
I had to check that out, as I hadn't heard about it before. That's certainly an interesting idea for a music video.
Here's a fittingly titled song of our performer's own band:
Swallow the Sun announces new EP and album:
http://www.metalinjection.net/upcom...-sun-announces-new-album-new-ep-for-2018-2019
http://www.metalinjection.net/upcom...-sun-announces-new-album-new-ep-for-2018-2019
Soen is rather hit and miss for me, I like a couple of songs but not most off of each album, which is kind of rare for me with music because I usually like or dislike an album as absolute.
Been listening to a couple of black metal albums I haven't listened to in a long time, like Master's Hammer. I love the first two albums (the debut, Ritual, being my favourite), but I cannot stand the albums since.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMviPeHz_Lc
Been listening to a couple of black metal albums I haven't listened to in a long time, like Master's Hammer. I love the first two albums (the debut, Ritual, being my favourite), but I cannot stand the albums since.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMviPeHz_Lc
Great band. This has always been my favorite song of theirs. I love how Franta Štorm's voice sounds like it's about break.
Been a while since I picked up any vinyl.
Franta Štrom and Master's Hammer are considered one of the pioneers of black metal in Eastern Europe. Or better said behind the iron curtain.
Interesting stuff: Franta is typographer, he wrote numerous books about typography and owns his own type foundry. He created more than 60 different font families.
I remember reading an interview in Fallen Pages III zine back in 1992, where he said he went to art school, and designed the band's artwork. I didn't know about the other things you mentioned.
Here's a photo of the interview:
New One Tail One Head took some spins to really get going but it's a really good solid record.
This one as been playing almost non-stop the last couple of weeks:
This one is straight and good too:
This one as been playing almost non-stop the last couple of weeks:
This one is straight and good too:
Mortuary Drape is also a very good black metal band from Italy that is really underrated in my opinion.
Happy Thanksgiving Metal Gaf!
Hope you all have a wonderful holiday and a nice big Thanksgiving feast.
Also this being the metal thread here is a different kind of feast for y'all:
Hope you all have a wonderful holiday and a nice big Thanksgiving feast.
Also this being the metal thread here is a different kind of feast for y'all:
This has been really doing it for me:
http://www.invisibleoranges.com/cha...NX58wgGDyYgaLi2NaX0uU-VJ96ty7yf8rxqrZhjJzKTq0
Album comes out tomorrow. It's got a lot going on and I enjoy all the various influences that have been weaved in. It's kinda like the proggy death metal vibe of Horrendous (vocals help this comparison) mixed with the genre transitions of Cormorant.
http://www.invisibleoranges.com/cha...NX58wgGDyYgaLi2NaX0uU-VJ96ty7yf8rxqrZhjJzKTq0
Album comes out tomorrow. It's got a lot going on and I enjoy all the various influences that have been weaved in. It's kinda like the proggy death metal vibe of Horrendous (vocals help this comparison) mixed with the genre transitions of Cormorant.
whoops lol. It's been a long week!
Also Conception's new EP is out today and Roy Khan sounds as amazing as ever:
If you only know Khan from Kamelot, Conception is his first and more proggy band. New EP aside their old stuff is amazing.
My favorite Conception song from their second album:
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I've been listening to two albums in particular recently. The Ocean's Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic and Azusa's Heavy Yoke. In my opinion, Phanerozoic is leagues better than Pelagial, which was The Ocean's last release. The songwriting is tighter and I can listen to most of the album without getting the urge to skip a song or two. My favourite track on the album:
As for the Azusa album, this is weird to say, but these guys seem like the successors to The Dillinger Escape Plan. The bassist is Liam Wilson who was also the bassist for TDEP, but the vocalist is very intriguing. She was apparently fronting an indie-pop project before this album but her versatility is astonishing. I'm loving this album a lot. One of my favourite tracks is the title track.
As for the Azusa album, this is weird to say, but these guys seem like the successors to The Dillinger Escape Plan. The bassist is Liam Wilson who was also the bassist for TDEP, but the vocalist is very intriguing. She was apparently fronting an indie-pop project before this album but her versatility is astonishing. I'm loving this album a lot. One of my favourite tracks is the title track.
Slayer are Slayer. This was like being hit by a bulldozer, even if I was on the tribune.
Too bad that there were sound issues in several songs, like vocals going off at Jihad and sloppy guitar sound at first three songs. This is quite unusual for Wiener Stadthalle, but looks like sound crew miscalculated a bit.
I think that running order should be a bit different, Anthrax and Lamb of God should switch places.
Too bad that there were sound issues in several songs, like vocals going off at Jihad and sloppy guitar sound at first three songs. This is quite unusual for Wiener Stadthalle, but looks like sound crew miscalculated a bit.
I think that running order should be a bit different, Anthrax and Lamb of God should switch places.
I'd agree with that although they did go down well in Manchester for the ten minutes I saw, I went and sat outside the arena and had a pint instead of watching their set.
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They were perfectly timed for a drain and refill before Slayer...
Song of the Day
The song that originally got me into strapping. The ferocity, emotion and that wall of sound that just crushes you is beyond compare. I just love this song so much.
On a related note, if somebody wants to take my biweekly song of the day Saturday's for themselves, I wouldn't object. I've been busy lately and haven't been browsing that much era anyways that I completely forgot it last time.
I'm gonna see Slayer 8th of december. Ive only seen them once before so looking forward to it.
The song that originally got me into strapping. The ferocity, emotion and that wall of sound that just crushes you is beyond compare. I just love this song so much.
On a related note, if somebody wants to take my biweekly song of the day Saturday's for themselves, I wouldn't object. I've been busy lately and haven't been browsing that much era anyways that I completely forgot it last time.
I'm gonna see Slayer 8th of december. Ive only seen them once before so looking forward to it.
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Song of the Day
Day is getting away from me. I tossed this new Sigh on and remembered that I'm on Sunday. Four day weekends make me lose track... So were doing the first track off this new album, Aletheia. The video is as weird as this bands sounds and that is a good thing. I got into them when Graveward came out and I haven't really explored the rest of their discography, but I love what I've heard so far. Check them out if you've never heard them. Their definitely something else.
Day is getting away from me. I tossed this new Sigh on and remembered that I'm on Sunday. Four day weekends make me lose track... So were doing the first track off this new album, Aletheia. The video is as weird as this bands sounds and that is a good thing. I got into them when Graveward came out and I haven't really explored the rest of their discography, but I love what I've heard so far. Check them out if you've never heard them. Their definitely something else.
This is simply incredible
Are these guys from Italy? :D EDIT: yes they are, 'comedy band from Rome'