Any bands similar to Orphaned Land?
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Derya the Angel
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if you like the band which use oriental and traditional tunes, i advice the band from Turkey "Pentagram/ mezarkabul" , i admire their works
and onother band from Finland, Amorphis, they also use traditional tunes.
and onother band from Finland, Amorphis, they also use traditional tunes.
orphaned are one of a kind
i will check the bands u wrote soon
after i get a good sleep damn allmost 5 am
and im here
well
ill write what i think soon
i will check the bands u wrote soon
after i get a good sleep damn allmost 5 am
and im here
well
ill write what i think soon
Tabletwister
O.la K.ala
Welcome in Sepsis .
I can't think of another band that allready been mentioned by you and sister Derya that is close to Orphaned Land...for sure you should try "Pentagram/Mezarkabul", a great Turkish band!!!
.I can't think of another band that allready been mentioned by you and sister Derya that is close to Orphaned Land...for sure you should try "Pentagram/Mezarkabul", a great Turkish band!!!
Morticia NL.
Orphaned sister
I know one band that isn't really metal, but the style is reminiscent of O.L.
The Tea Party from Canada. Check out "the Edges of twilighht"or the acoustic ep with songs from that album "Alhambra"
They use lots of antique instruments on these albums and the whole feeling of the music/ lyrics is very oriental.
Have fun,
Morticia.
The Tea Party from Canada. Check out "the Edges of twilighht"or the acoustic ep with songs from that album "Alhambra"
They use lots of antique instruments on these albums and the whole feeling of the music/ lyrics is very oriental.
Have fun,
Morticia.
IOfTheStorm
Gogol Bordello
The Tea Party are GODZ indeed, Sepsis download their "Correspondences" song and then buy what Morticia said.
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Thanks all. I will definitely try to hear some Mezarkabul/Pentagram, if I can ever navigate the page without being able to read it. And I will definitely check out The Tea Party. It is becoming very clear that OL are one of a kind, and that's awesome in its own way.
God bless,
Sepsis
God bless,
Sepsis
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While I think about it, could one of you help me out? I can't read the Mezarkabul/Pentagram page, but I have reached what I think is a registration page. If any of you could translate it into English for me I would be much obliged. Here it is:
Şifre :
Şifre Tekrarı :
E-Mail Adresi :
Ad Soyad :
Hatırlatma Sorusu :
Cevabı :
ICQ :
Şehir :
Meslek :
Yaş :
Web Adresi :
Açıklama :
E-Mail adresim
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Şifre :
Şifre Tekrarı :
E-Mail Adresi :
Ad Soyad :
Hatırlatma Sorusu :
Cevabı :
ICQ :
Şehir :
Meslek :
Yaş :
Web Adresi :
Açıklama :
E-Mail adresim
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Episteme
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Nothing really like Orphaned Land but they have alot of middle eastern influence in their music, but it's much much more brutal. Check out Lykathea Aflame.
Dead Can Dance though they are also not very metal. A strange mixture of Irish and Middle Easten music from Australia.
Folklore
Orphaned Avi (not drumer)
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Hey everyone!
Thanks very much for the feedback. It was a herculean undertaking, but I managed to find songs from both Lykathea Aflame and Mezarkabul. I can't wait until I get off work and listen to them. I will try to find some Dead Can Dance and Tea Party when I have more time.
God Bless,
Sepsis
Thanks very much for the feedback. It was a herculean undertaking, but I managed to find songs from both Lykathea Aflame and Mezarkabul. I can't wait until I get off work and listen to them. I will try to find some Dead Can Dance and Tea Party when I have more time.
God Bless,
Sepsis
No problem Sepsis.
The funny thing about DEad Can Dance is that I thought they were Irish as they have very Irish folk sounding songs and the singer and another member have Irish names. Imagine my reaction to being told that the great 'Irish' band that I was recommending were in fact Australian!
The funny thing about DEad Can Dance is that I thought they were Irish as they have very Irish folk sounding songs and the singer and another member have Irish names. Imagine my reaction to being told that the great 'Irish' band that I was recommending were in fact Australian!
cem_eesti
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i am sending a compose of a turkish underground band named thiela. as i know, they don't play any more but members of this band is actually playing in diffrent bands which i don't know the names..
http://www.organik.com.tr/Thiela - Serenade of seraphs.mp3
http://www.organik.com.tr/Thiela - Serenade of seraphs.mp3
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Thank you all my friends.
I haven't yet heard Dead Can Dance but I do like folk music. Mezarkabul sounds pretty cool, and Lykathea Aflame are a bit heavy but they do have some cool riffs. The Tea Party sounds a little too much like Audioslave or Rage Against the Machine to me. Thank you, cem eesti, for posting that link. I will be sure to listen to Thiela when I get off work tonight.
God Bless,
Sepsis
I haven't yet heard Dead Can Dance but I do like folk music. Mezarkabul sounds pretty cool, and Lykathea Aflame are a bit heavy but they do have some cool riffs. The Tea Party sounds a little too much like Audioslave or Rage Against the Machine to me. Thank you, cem eesti, for posting that link. I will be sure to listen to Thiela when I get off work tonight.
God Bless,
Sepsis
Morticia NL.
Orphaned sister
Dead can dance are amazing!!!!!
I love all the stuff they did, but you should really check out the Serpent's egg album or any of the live albums. This is not just music, but an atmosphere of beautiful hymns& chants. Cannot name any band like em.
Listen and open your mind to a new experience!
Morticia
I love all the stuff they did, but you should really check out the Serpent's egg album or any of the live albums. This is not just music, but an atmosphere of beautiful hymns& chants. Cannot name any band like em.
Listen and open your mind to a new experience!Morticia
You got Distorted - the moest similiar band to OL in their style,
Some other Israeli bands influenced by Orphaned land :
Sitra - Progressive and melodic death metal - much like Orphaned land, their s/t demo had great feedbacks... Some know their song "Nevermore..." from their demo and confused it as a Cradle Of Filth bonus track - which is not true.
Kna'an - Doom / death metal from Israel - a bit more aggressive with no clean vocals - but still carries a great speical style in their playing - similiar to Yossi and Mati's guitarwork.
Blood Shot Eye - Now this is a band worth checking out. Imagine Dio meets Metallica (Black Album era) meets Orphaned land. Their demo from 1999, "Demolition" - is extremely recommanded.
And yes - we also got Amorphis - Elegy - this album quite resembling some parts of OL.
Some other Israeli bands influenced by Orphaned land :
Sitra - Progressive and melodic death metal - much like Orphaned land, their s/t demo had great feedbacks... Some know their song "Nevermore..." from their demo and confused it as a Cradle Of Filth bonus track - which is not true.
Kna'an - Doom / death metal from Israel - a bit more aggressive with no clean vocals - but still carries a great speical style in their playing - similiar to Yossi and Mati's guitarwork.
Blood Shot Eye - Now this is a band worth checking out. Imagine Dio meets Metallica (Black Album era) meets Orphaned land. Their demo from 1999, "Demolition" - is extremely recommanded.
And yes - we also got Amorphis - Elegy - this album quite resembling some parts of OL.
OrphanedAngel
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Demonspell
cheating the polygraph
I also have noticed some similarities between Amorphis and OL, especially prominent in the instrumental break in Halo Dies...
Tabletwister
O.la K.ala
Welcome XdefilerX.
WOW!!! too much bands named in here to check out...it will take me a while but i will sure listen to all of them. From as i read all the bands mentioned, sound great and worth take a listen to. Thanks everybody!!!
Dead...Can...Dance...words are not enough to describe their divine music...it comes from the heart of the ages...one of the biggest highlights in my consert list, watching them performing live back to '96 is a moment that still haunts my senses...
WOW!!!
too much bands named in here to check out...it will take me a while but i will sure listen to all of them. From as i read all the bands mentioned, sound great and worth take a listen to. Thanks everybody!!! Dead...Can...Dance...words are not enough to describe their divine music...it comes from the heart of the ages...one of the biggest highlights in my consert list, watching them performing live back to '96 is a moment that still haunts my senses...
