Bands for a katatonia fan
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In Arcadia Ego
Man in Black
Let's see...
Fields of the Nephilim (The Nephilim/Elizium-era)
www.fields-of-the-nephilim.com
Slowdive
The Saturnine
www.thesaturnine.com
Fields of the Nephilim (The Nephilim/Elizium-era)
www.fields-of-the-nephilim.com
Slowdive
The Saturnine
www.thesaturnine.com
Falconspirit
I Died A Little
Deliverance6
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Check out Gary Jules if any of you are into easier listening stuff----
He did the remake of Tears For Fears "Madworld" for the movie Donnie Darko. I like that song alot as well as a few others I have found by him. Definately for fans of bands like Red House Painters etc.
Just a thought :Spin:
He did the remake of Tears For Fears "Madworld" for the movie Donnie Darko. I like that song alot as well as a few others I have found by him. Definately for fans of bands like Red House Painters etc.
Just a thought :Spin:
Falconspirit said:Whoah mate, they are amazing,I really like the sample song.
Thanks
Cheers.
Fucking ace, I'm glad someone here checked them out
. I love them, they are the biggest influence to me when it comes to music, up there with Tool. If you can find them on whatever download programs, try getting the songs "Binary 101" or "Revelation", but personally I don't know of one bad song...
Falconspirit
I Died A Little
Eversion said:Fucking ace, I'm glad someone here checked them out
I'll deffo do that mate, thanks again for the recommendations. Cheers.
discouraged1
disco my arse!
seigmen is cool, methinks total is great.
slowdive - anything/everything from them. souvlaki is probably the best.
isis - panopticon is essential for every katatonia fan.
slowdive - anything/everything from them. souvlaki is probably the best.
isis - panopticon is essential for every katatonia fan.
Here's a great band from Finland, which will appeal to fans of Katatonia, check it out!
Subaudition: Acoustic based emotional flow from Finland
After releasing their first highly-acclaimed debut demo in the beginning of 2004, Subaudition is now back. The material on the new-born album, The Scope, could be described as a mixture of Pink Floyd, Anathema, Katatonia, Opeth (mostly Damnation), Sigur Rós and Tenhi with some post rock-ish guitar parts present occasionally as well as a hint of classical influences noticeable in the piano parts. In other words, Subaudition have created a piece of beautiful, serene music which has its basis on acoustic guitars and piano with electric guitars and emotional vocals appearing in suitable amounts.
Samples of the songs on this self-financed full-length can now be downloaded at the band's new website www.subaudition.cjb.net (discography, The Scope section) and whilst you're there, check out the rest of the site as well. Feedback, may it be pleasant enough for us or not, is always welcome. Surely some of you will want to get hold of the demo immediately and the address to direct your order is sub_audition@hotmail.com the price (including shipping throughout the world) being 10 euros.
Russell / UltimateMetal.Com comments on our debut demo:
Finnish duo Subaudition play minimalistic, acoustic and highly atmospheric, mood-driven music.Formed by Antti Korpinen and Roope Niemelä of unsigned progmetallers Manifold Object this project is a vehicle for their unplugged/classically influenced compositions. Acoustic guitars, clarinetand strings are all used to great effect, creating serene melodies, while the sound remains varied, despite at-times slightly formulaic songs. This isnt a problem, as the duos formula is highly successful, and the pieces are all tranquil and memorable. Further diversity is added by glistening electric guitars, often reminiscent of Pink Floyd. Two piano-only instrumentals have a score-like quality, reminding me of Yann Tiersens piano pieces for Amelie. Occasional singing is fitting (if sometimes slightly off-key), with impressive range, while layering makes for more complex compositions.
There is no percussion at all on this promo, which works well with the slow, considered pieces. The production is good for demo, the sounds are clean instruments well balanced. This is a very promising release, my only major complaint being the length; I would like to hear more to get a better idea of
the pairs music. Waves At Ease is likely to appeal to fans of (later) Anathema, Sigur Rós and Pink Floyd, and fans of peaceful music. I look forward to hearing further releases to see how the band develop, and whether their music can remain as effective on a full-length. An excellent debut...
Subaudition: Acoustic based emotional flow from Finland
After releasing their first highly-acclaimed debut demo in the beginning of 2004, Subaudition is now back. The material on the new-born album, The Scope, could be described as a mixture of Pink Floyd, Anathema, Katatonia, Opeth (mostly Damnation), Sigur Rós and Tenhi with some post rock-ish guitar parts present occasionally as well as a hint of classical influences noticeable in the piano parts. In other words, Subaudition have created a piece of beautiful, serene music which has its basis on acoustic guitars and piano with electric guitars and emotional vocals appearing in suitable amounts.
Samples of the songs on this self-financed full-length can now be downloaded at the band's new website www.subaudition.cjb.net (discography, The Scope section) and whilst you're there, check out the rest of the site as well. Feedback, may it be pleasant enough for us or not, is always welcome. Surely some of you will want to get hold of the demo immediately and the address to direct your order is sub_audition@hotmail.com the price (including shipping throughout the world) being 10 euros.
Russell / UltimateMetal.Com comments on our debut demo:
Finnish duo Subaudition play minimalistic, acoustic and highly atmospheric, mood-driven music.Formed by Antti Korpinen and Roope Niemelä of unsigned progmetallers Manifold Object this project is a vehicle for their unplugged/classically influenced compositions. Acoustic guitars, clarinetand strings are all used to great effect, creating serene melodies, while the sound remains varied, despite at-times slightly formulaic songs. This isnt a problem, as the duos formula is highly successful, and the pieces are all tranquil and memorable. Further diversity is added by glistening electric guitars, often reminiscent of Pink Floyd. Two piano-only instrumentals have a score-like quality, reminding me of Yann Tiersens piano pieces for Amelie. Occasional singing is fitting (if sometimes slightly off-key), with impressive range, while layering makes for more complex compositions.
There is no percussion at all on this promo, which works well with the slow, considered pieces. The production is good for demo, the sounds are clean instruments well balanced. This is a very promising release, my only major complaint being the length; I would like to hear more to get a better idea of
the pairs music. Waves At Ease is likely to appeal to fans of (later) Anathema, Sigur Rós and Pink Floyd, and fans of peaceful music. I look forward to hearing further releases to see how the band develop, and whether their music can remain as effective on a full-length. An excellent debut...
the_dying
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the_dying
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discouraged1 said:
Totally agreed. Isis are fucking amazing.
If you're into Isis/Neurosis/Katatonia, you should also check out Cult Of Luna. Very dark and immense, but can also be very beautiful at times.
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the_dying said:
To be honest. I really dont like that. Neither does the metal observer...
http://www.metal-observer.com/articles.php?lid=1&sid=6&id=5499
I think its great that my thread has becomed popular again. Im really enjoing sometree and earthtone 9 now. Great bands...
Bring us more :hotjump:
Mahumodo are also an amazing band. They sort of have the heavy-yet-beautiful sound of Isis' "Oceanic" and maybe the intensity of the Deftones, and maybe a little bit of Katatonia in there for good measure. It's a crap explanation but check them out:
"California"
"April's"
"Chameleon"
"Orchids"
"Shine"
Oh, good thread BTW, I've checked out Slowdive, Sometree and Thought Industry. Good stuff :-D.
"California"
"April's"
"Chameleon"
"Orchids"
"Shine"
Oh, good thread BTW, I've checked out Slowdive, Sometree and Thought Industry. Good stuff :-D.
Strangelight
steak(knife) no more
Paradise Lost
Orphaned Land
Anathema
Cemetary http://www.interphase-online.com/
Sundown http://www.interphase-online.com/
SUP (now Supuration) http://www.supuration.com
Daylight Dies
Orphaned Land
Anathema
Cemetary http://www.interphase-online.com/
Sundown http://www.interphase-online.com/
SUP (now Supuration) http://www.supuration.com
Daylight Dies
discouraged1
disco my arse!
Eversion said:
i know CoL. i thought The Beyond was very very good, but i just cannot let my ears off Salvation! a great album!
have you heard of Jesu? a new band of Justin Broadrick. check out the Heartache EP, the title track is awesome.
cheerz
I've added four full songs to the site, so pay a visit there and listen to some great music!!Corpinen said:
Lost To Apathy
This got me into DT
how about virgin black? they're not like katatonia, but they have a really great dark moody atmosphere on their albums. check out sombre romantic and elegant.. .
ether
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so many bands here to check out! I discovered some interestig stuff though!
@discouraged1, I really liked both bands in your signature!
@discouraged1, I really liked both bands in your signature!
