Albums currently kicking your ass
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KafkaX
Mr. Self Destruct
Watched the documentary on Woodstock last night, which motivated me to listen to this guy's whole set today...Seriously, this fool could rip it like no other.
Master_Yoda77
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SomeGuyDude
My name is sorrow.
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SomeGuyDude
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HamburgerBoy
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Protip: True metal hipsters don't listen to any metal guitar shred music. They admit the influence that Yngwie Malmsteen had on power metal and leave it at that.
SomeGuyDude
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Any time showing off is given more importance than songwriting, I'm not interested. 
I'm okay with technically dense and complex music, that's fine. But when the "band" seems more interested in having me watch a guitarist flap through scales and arpeggios, I get bored quickly. Even goddamn Buckethead is a master songwriter.
I'm okay with technically dense and complex music, that's fine. But when the "band" seems more interested in having me watch a guitarist flap through scales and arpeggios, I get bored quickly. Even goddamn Buckethead is a master songwriter.
SomeGuyDude
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Gonna get shit for this, but I don't care.
Bring me the Horizon - Sempiternal
I never, EVER liked this band, but a friend of mine sent me the link with this description: "It's like a -core version of White Pony era Deftones." You know what? That's an accurate description. It's pretty fucking rad. I'd never have guessed this was the same band that released that stupid "Suicide Season" album with a Deez Nuts guest spot.
Bring me the Horizon - Sempiternal
I never, EVER liked this band, but a friend of mine sent me the link with this description: "It's like a -core version of White Pony era Deftones." You know what? That's an accurate description. It's pretty fucking rad. I'd never have guessed this was the same band that released that stupid "Suicide Season" album with a Deez Nuts guest spot.
Protip: True metal hipsters don't listen to any metal guitar shred music. They admit the influence that Yngwie Malmsteen had on power metal and leave it at that.
I'm sure he was kidding.
SaxonThunder
Vulgaris Magistralis
EffigyForgotten
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Master_Yoda77
Juggalo
Protip: True metal hipsters don't listen to any metal guitar shred music. They admit the influence that Yngwie Malmsteen had on power metal and leave it at that.
Jason Becker can shred and write good songs. Hendrix is just not interesting.
ArneZ
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Gonna get shit for this, but I don't care.
Bring me the Horizon - Sempiternal
I never, EVER liked this band, but a friend of mine sent me the link with this description: "It's like a -core version of White Pony era Deftones." You know what? That's an accurate description. It's pretty fucking rad. I'd never have guessed this was the same band that released that stupid "Suicide Season" album with a Deez Nuts guest spot.
Just as bad as their other stuff, Oliver Sykes is the worst vocalist of all time.
Ohh Soilwork, the sound of my childhood. This is recently released, but still sounds nostalgic...
Westsiyeed
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KafkaX
Mr. Self Destruct
Totally agree. I was a bit thrown off by the album art, but holy fuck is that a badass album.
Balls McHoolihan
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SomeGuyDude
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Fuck yeah. It's one of those albums where if someone said "when you say heavy, what do you mean?" I'd just hand that to them. There it is. Heavy defined.
SomeGuyDude
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Dyscarnate - And So it Came to Pass
DM + a bit of hardcore but not deathcore. Just skullsmashing and ridiculously awesome.
DM + a bit of hardcore but not deathcore. Just skullsmashing and ridiculously awesome.
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