Albums currently kicking your ass
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divine_torture
leVel
Its been awhile since I have listened to this one. Those insane vocals have always been a high point to me. So evil.
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This demo is so fucking amazing. Really intense thrash with an unhinged edge and some USPM influences, sorta somewhere between Infernal Majesty and Holy Terror. I don't seek out new demos as much as I used to, but this is definitely a favorite discovery of the last couple years.
Their second demo sounds like Morbid Saint, btw.
Jimmy... Dead.
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Master_Yoda77
Juggalo
Krow
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Jimmy... Dead.
contemplative curmudgeon
Rekindling my love for death metal.
Promulgation of the Fall into Serpentskin absolutely rules
JakeHornGuitar
Mire - Guitarist
1. Pestilence - Spheres
Most people think this is the worst Pestilence album but to me it's got some of the most innovative songwriting and arrangement choices in Death Metal.
2. Animals As Leaders - The Joy of Motion
Came out earlier this year, still digging it now.
3. Fallujah - The Flesh Prevails
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Another from earlier this year. Lives up to everything critics say about; truly perfect Progressive/Atmospheric Death Metal.
4. King Diamond - Them
Just actually saw the King in Pittsburgh this October and they were incredible. Surprised to find out that Andy LaRocque uses a PODHD500 live and still gets awesome tone. This is one of those albums I grew up on because my Dad was a huge King fan since MF; decided to revisit it and it's just as good as I remember.
5. Cynic - Kindly Bent To Free Us
Like most others on this list, I've already listened to this before but it continues to keep my attention still. Was so stoked to catch these guys in concert at the TLA in Philly with some friends and it was even better when they played quite a bit of their older songs as well. Sean Malone was on bass too!
6. Alarum - Eventuality
A band that has an odd similarity to Cynic, but still has something awesome to offer in terms of technicality and songwriting. Much heavier than Cynic as well. The only thing I think this band suffers from is the vocals, but even then I'm not bothered. Great release if you want some jazzy awesomeness.
7. The Number Twelve Looks Like You - Worse Than Alone
Sadly this band has since broken up but they left behind a pretty awesome catalogue for their fans to cherish. I heard this not too long ago (maybe a year or so) and since then I've been hooked. Crazy amounts of experimentation here, but it is probably more core than most metalheads would like. Still should check this out, it's phenomenal.
Most people think this is the worst Pestilence album but to me it's got some of the most innovative songwriting and arrangement choices in Death Metal.
2. Animals As Leaders - The Joy of Motion
Came out earlier this year, still digging it now.
3. Fallujah - The Flesh Prevails
https://s3.amazonaws.com/mno.products/26651/dcdadd0efadd0ec4ddc796a24e5e40a0.jpg
Another from earlier this year. Lives up to everything critics say about; truly perfect Progressive/Atmospheric Death Metal.
4. King Diamond - Them
Just actually saw the King in Pittsburgh this October and they were incredible. Surprised to find out that Andy LaRocque uses a PODHD500 live and still gets awesome tone. This is one of those albums I grew up on because my Dad was a huge King fan since MF; decided to revisit it and it's just as good as I remember.
5. Cynic - Kindly Bent To Free Us
Like most others on this list, I've already listened to this before but it continues to keep my attention still. Was so stoked to catch these guys in concert at the TLA in Philly with some friends and it was even better when they played quite a bit of their older songs as well. Sean Malone was on bass too!
6. Alarum - Eventuality
A band that has an odd similarity to Cynic, but still has something awesome to offer in terms of technicality and songwriting. Much heavier than Cynic as well. The only thing I think this band suffers from is the vocals, but even then I'm not bothered. Great release if you want some jazzy awesomeness.
7. The Number Twelve Looks Like You - Worse Than Alone
Sadly this band has since broken up but they left behind a pretty awesome catalogue for their fans to cherish. I heard this not too long ago (maybe a year or so) and since then I've been hooked. Crazy amounts of experimentation here, but it is probably more core than most metalheads would like. Still should check this out, it's phenomenal.
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Jimmy... Dead.
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