I definitely fuck with this
Also, slowly catching up on everyone's death metal recommendations.
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I definitely fuck with this
Also, slowly catching up on everyone's death metal recommendations.
I wish Deströyer 666 would not print their band name on their shirts so blatantly. Fucking love the band but I hate their name because it's dumb but also because as a German I pronounce the name as it should be pronounced with the ö but it sounds so dumb because an ö is not the same as o, it's a completely different letter in the alphabet which we pronounce different and is like say oe, same with Swedish. I feel the band did it only for aesthetic purposes. I just hate the name so much but love the music lol.
I just got notification that theres a new Manowar album in the Apple Music store called "Hail and Kill", but I cant listen to it since I don't have my earpods.
Is this a compilation or a re-recording?
Is this a compilation or a re-recording?
So, Matt Cameron of the Pearl Jam, Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters, and Buzz Osbourne have formed a new band.
http://www.metalinjection.net/lates...ghters-pearl-jam-melvins-team-up-for-new-band
Also, some of the members of Swallow the Sun (singer, guitarist, and drummer) have formed a death metal band.
http://www.metalinjection.net/lates...ghters-pearl-jam-melvins-team-up-for-new-band
Also, some of the members of Swallow the Sun (singer, guitarist, and drummer) have formed a death metal band.
By the gods, the new Saor release is mind-blowing. Shorter than all his previous records, this one is probably my favourite already. It's so much more focused with 4 straight bangers one after the other.
Early Album of the year candidate.
Early Album of the year candidate.
New Deafheaven song:
https://deafheavens.bandcamp.com/album/black-brick
Edit: It's a heavy one all the way through.
https://deafheavens.bandcamp.com/album/black-brick
Edit: It's a heavy one all the way through.
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new continuum is a ripper
https://uniqueleaderrecords.bandcamp.com/album/designed-obsolescence
great follow up to their 2015 release with (ex)-members of animosity, decrepit birth, brain drill, odious mortem, rings of saturn, etc
https://uniqueleaderrecords.bandcamp.com/album/designed-obsolescence
great follow up to their 2015 release with (ex)-members of animosity, decrepit birth, brain drill, odious mortem, rings of saturn, etc
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Song of The Day
Metal Church - Waiting for a Savior
From their underrated album Hanging in the Balance, I love this album and this song is a big standout
Metal Church - Waiting for a Savior
From their underrated album Hanging in the Balance, I love this album and this song is a big standout
Has anyone bought any of the Blind Guardian remasters? I'm curious as to how they sound, specifically, Tales and Somewhere far beyond.
Some sweet tracks that have caught my ear recently:
Twelve Boar - Beyond the Valley
Burly Sludge... ...something
Vale of Pnath - Accursed
Techy Death... ...maybe
Damnation's Hammer - Entrance to the Final Chamber
Doom... ...ish
Organosyde - Organosydic Holocaust
Metal
All ripping, all tearing!
Twelve Boar - Beyond the Valley
Burly Sludge... ...something
Vale of Pnath - Accursed
Techy Death... ...maybe
Damnation's Hammer - Entrance to the Final Chamber
Doom... ...ish
Organosyde - Organosydic Holocaust
Metal
All ripping, all tearing!
I rode 26 miles on a bike listening to that record and it was amazing. For sure his most cohesive work. It will be on my top 10 unless a lot of good stuff drops.
New Brutus, Deafheaven and Pig Destroyer...what a day
This is so good I want to buy the Decibel issue but fuck 15$ shipping to the UK :/
This is so good I want to buy the Decibel issue but fuck 15$ shipping to the UK :/
I spent my whole day yesterday jamming it at work. This is some Grade-A shit. The title track might be one of the most beautiful things Andy has ever written.
LOL what a doofus. Don't really care what happens to him, though. Agalloch pretty much ran its course and his post-Agalloch stuff, meh.
Song of the Day:
Just before they ended up being purely Pantera-worship, Throwdown delivered one of the absolute best ragers. This song just fuels explosive energy like few others and will always be a reminder of the joys of being part of a pummeling mosh-pit.
Throwdown - Burn
Just before they ended up being purely Pantera-worship, Throwdown delivered one of the absolute best ragers. This song just fuels explosive energy like few others and will always be a reminder of the joys of being part of a pummeling mosh-pit.
Throwdown - Burn
Pelican announces new 7" Midnight And Mescaline for Record Store day. And Forever Becoming has gotten a remix and added track.
http://www.metalinjection.net/av/ne...ght-and-mescaline-streams-remix-of-2013-album
https://pelicansl.bandcamp.com/album/forever-becoming-2019-remix
http://www.metalinjection.net/av/ne...ght-and-mescaline-streams-remix-of-2013-album
https://pelicansl.bandcamp.com/album/forever-becoming-2019-remix
This new Pissgrave is absolutely filthy. Fuckin Catacombs of Putrid Chambers my god
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I like a lot of different kinds of metal but if I like Bathory, Amon Amarth, and Rotting Christ. Who else have I been missing out on?
Oh damn didn't know it was out today, I really liked their advance track they put out
Haha that album art rules
Always had a feeling that the band initially broke up due to political differences that may have surfaced, and Jason, one of Haughm's long time friends (and bassist in Agalloch) since school also broke off contact, which to me all came off as being very personal. I remember Jason, Don, and Aesop being vocal about anti-Trump in 2016 and Haughm was always quiet - not that there is anything wrong with not discussing your political views, but it just seemed odd with all the members that were vocal about it, and having a break up in the same year and doing so not on friendly terms, t, I am sure the break up in 2016 had something to do with a difference between them and Haughm with personal beliefs.
Sucks what happened to Agalloch because it had a pretty unique style - tracks like on Pale Folklore, with wolves and hounds howling and whimpering in the baccground, set to an acoustic guitar overlay in the forefround with dark black metal riffs in the background, you don't really hear this from any other bands and what made Agalloch stand on its own. I actually like Pillorian's debut album - it was a safe black metal album but very well executed with an obvious tinge of Agalloch's atmosphere. I was even at Pillorian's debut 2017 European tour, got a shirt from it too which I like.
Generally I don't care too much about a band member's political views, since I listen to the band as a standalone entity and have never obsessed about individual artists in music - I mean if I did I wouldn't be able to listen to Deströyer 666 which is a fantastic band even if K. K. Warslut is a piece of shit. If they do dumb shit in public and they're scorned or have to face consequences, so be it, that deserve it then, like Haughm does now.
On yesterday's metal releases:
In Flames: I'm a fucking In Flames fanboy, so I definitely like the new album but overall I kind of find it bottom of the barrel IF. It feels like it hearkens back to their older sound. Well, sort of. More guitar oriented anyway, but it doesn't really tread new ground. Catchy enough. I really loved Battles so this was a step down for me.
Mark Morton: Pretty good disc overall. Obviously YMMV depending on each singer of each song, but I liked quite a few of them and it gives a pretty good variety.
Darkwater: Hadn't heard of them before, but "Human" was a solid prog/power release. Good songwriting overall.
Queensryche: Meh
In Flames: I'm a fucking In Flames fanboy, so I definitely like the new album but overall I kind of find it bottom of the barrel IF. It feels like it hearkens back to their older sound. Well, sort of. More guitar oriented anyway, but it doesn't really tread new ground. Catchy enough. I really loved Battles so this was a step down for me.
Mark Morton: Pretty good disc overall. Obviously YMMV depending on each singer of each song, but I liked quite a few of them and it gives a pretty good variety.
Darkwater: Hadn't heard of them before, but "Human" was a solid prog/power release. Good songwriting overall.
Queensryche: Meh
from the creators of the glorious Barbie , Milf princess of the twilight video i posted here a while ago i bring you today their newest hit
previews for two upcoming albums that I'm incredibly hype for. I can't say I've followed too many newer symphonic black metal albums to release, but that's exactly what these two albums are and they're looking to nail the sound to a tee. Vargrav from Finland has taken their Emperor notes from the first LP and gone even further toward the ItNE direction. Gardsghastr apparently is an international crossover between people behind Ancient Records in Sweden and the killer USBM project known as Chaos Moon. The hyperblasting is too real on this preview. Certainly did not see this one coming at all, and it's nice to see it supported by Profound Lore.
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I'd only rate Ironbound and Electric Age as 9s of their content the past decade, been a bit inconsistent the past three albums but I still enjoy them more than most.
Just started listening to the album. Album opens very strong with Forgotten Paths. A very good start.