Albums currently kicking your ass
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Oblivious Maximus
I am the worm
Very satisfied with this. As others have pointed out, it's more in line with the last few albums rather than the second coming of Epicus, and that's perfectly fine seeing as I don't think they've ever put out a bad album. Johan's voice has aged like a fine wine and Iommi's guest solo feels like an organic part of the song and not just a tacked on, token guest appearance.
dwellerINTHEdark
Curator of the mausoleum
Hellwitch Syzygial Miscreancy/Terraasymmetry
SwarmOvRats
In world of shit
Draehl
Lurker
dwellerINTHEdark
Curator of the mausoleum
Oblivious Maximus
I am the worm
zerostatic
Damned in Flames
This was the first metal album that I bought from a band not in the big 4. I'm not regularly a mosh pit guy at shows, but I jumped into the pit back in 2015 during Arise and Refuse-Resist. I did well into some behemoth slammed into me and then I got elbowed in the head. Good times for sure, but I really wish I could go back and see Sepultura when they were in their prime between 87 and 91.
Phylactery
Active Member
Sorathian Dawn - Sun of the Deep
Listened to this like 4 times in the past 2 weeks. Best thing I’ve heard so far this year. Newer melodic death/black done right. First track especially is a killer!
Thobol
New Metal Member
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Really fun, nwobhm-like record.
Oblivious Maximus
I am the worm
Everybody screams for morphine.
dwellerINTHEdark
Curator of the mausoleum
Krow
Garbage Connoisseur
Hey man, I'm seeing this album everywhere. Is it as bad ass as the album art?
20BuckSpin seems to have several pretty cool death metal albums out right now. I've been hoping for a sale.
Krow
Garbage Connoisseur
New Corpsessed. This is some dark death metal from finland. and that album art is something else.
Sirjack
Stinkupuss
This was the first metal album that I bought from a band not in the big 4. I'm not regularly a mosh pit guy at shows, but I jumped into the pit back in 2015 during Arise and Refuse-Resist. I did well into some behemoth slammed into me and then I got elbowed in the head. Good times for sure, but I really wish I could go back and see Sepultura when they were in their prime between 87 and 91.
I saw them at Festival Hall Melbourne, July the 3rd 1992 on a leg of their Arise Tour - this gig - set list below. I don't actualkly recall a heck of a lot of the gig, but l remember the whole day and occassion as an awesome experience. i think i was 16 and l wore these flares with texter/marker pen scrawls all over them. Like the Deicide triple upsidedown cross thingy and flowers
I had a massive crush on Sepultura from around 88 to 92. Didn't really like Arise after a short while, or Chaos AD and l had to unfriend them. BTR totally destroyed as it was much more primative in sound and feel compared to all the Morrisound, Brit and Swed at the time l thought. l absolutely love that album. The same day l heard BTR for the first time and bought it, l also discovered the album of my avatar (one of my fav bands ever) and Nitro - O.F.R - look it up heehee
But Schitzophrenia is their best work l think.
Draehl
Lurker
I like it a lot! Death/Doom- more melodic than most and has a very slight psych element. Still quite heavy though.
SwarmOvRats
In world of shit
CiG
Approximately Infinite Universe
Draehl
Lurker
Panegyrist - Hierurgy
Progressive Black w/ some Psychedelic & Trad elements. Vocals are a great mix of cleans and harsh. The melodies have that Morbus Chron/Venenum/Oranssi Pazuzu beautiful weirdness factor. Production is refreshingly neither lo-fi nor overproduced. A great overlap album IMO I could see many enjoying.
Progressive Black w/ some Psychedelic & Trad elements. Vocals are a great mix of cleans and harsh. The melodies have that Morbus Chron/Venenum/Oranssi Pazuzu beautiful weirdness factor. Production is refreshingly neither lo-fi nor overproduced. A great overlap album IMO I could see many enjoying.
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