Bloodbath

Eaten is, quite literally, the greatest song about death, EVER.

This band is tons o' fun but the only one I love is Breeding Death.
 
Eaten is, quite literally, the greatest song about death, EVER.
Eaten is one of the songs that makes you hear things you don't want to hear and still enjoy them.
This is how i got into that album.
 
As promised, Bloodbath just revealed today their new vocalist. It is... none other than Paradise Lost's Nick Holmes! Heh? After several months of speculation, the successor to former frontmen Peter Tägtren (Out stargazing) and Mikael Åkerfeldt (out of D. Gray's heart) is finally out in the open (like Susperia's legs ).

Nick Holmes will return to the cavernous growls on the death metallers new album Grand Morbid Funeral, set for release on November 17th via Peaceville Records.

"Ever since I got into Lost Paradise back in 1990," says Jonas Renkse, "Nick Holmes has been one of my favourite growling vocalists out there. He was always audible and articulate but still deep and definitely morbid. It is a great pleasure to work with him some 25 years later after I was introduced to his thunderous roar, YAAAY!"

Adds Anders 'Blakkheim' Nyström: "Little did I expect to be working with the voice behind the death metal classic Lost Paradise, or the genre-defining Gothic and yet here we are decades later, fulfilling another death metal dream. With his sinister and ominous vocal delivery, it's an absolute pleasure to make Old Nick the bell-ringer in Bloodbath's grand morbid funeral, YAAAAY!"
 
Ah yes, "Eaten" is always on the playlist for my meat parties. :)
YAAAY! :lol:

Entombed's first two albums remain forever amazing. Not sure why they were brought up, other than to collectively high-five about them, regardless of original thread intent. And so we shall!
 
:lol:
I actually have a Bloodbath album.....one where Akerfeldt handles the vocal duties

Obviously
 
I'm actually considering getting rid of Resurrection Through Carnage. It was alright in it's day, but I have absolutely no desire to ever revisit it.

Breeding Death, however, I enjoy playing on the rare occasion.


FURRNACEEEEEEE FUNERAAAALLLL
 
Clandestine > Left Hand Path >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Resurrection Through Carnage

EDIT: If you prefer numerical rankings:

1: Clandestine
1.002: Left Hand Path
24958724dfsfs899: Resurrection Through Carnage

EDITx2: If you are having a bad time with life at any given moment, listening to the first two seconds of Ominous Bloodvomit is an excellent way to brighten one's day. Try it! You'll see.

:mad: DUN! DUN! DUN! *grunt* :)
 
Clandestine > Left Hand Path >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Resurrection Through Carnage EDIT: If you prefer numerical rankings: 1: Clandestine 1.002: Left Hand Path 24958724dfsfs899: Resurrection Through Carnage EDITx2: If you are having a bad time with life at any given moment, listening to the first two seconds of Ominous Bloodvomit is an excellent way to brighten one's day. Try it! You'll see. :mad: DUN! DUN! DUN! *grunt* :)

And Dismember "Like an Everflowing Stream >>>>> every album above :tickled:
 
And Dismember "Like an Everflowing Stream >>>>> every album above :tickled:
Agreed 666% :kickass:

Pretty sure that the entire reason for Bloodbath coming into being was to celebrate old death metal, so this entire tangent in a 10+ year old thread remains relevant and distinctly... OT... as it were (in the parlance of our time).
 
Agreed on Bloodbath. RTC is an album I really like, it's fun and total old school worship but nothing distinct. A couple tracks always end up on my workout playlist


Also those first two Entombed albums rule face