Brutal/Slam Death Metal

[cookiecutter]

There are many places to go. A few to start with are Cenotaph (Tur), Infernal Revulsion, and Human Rejection

 

[viewerfromnihil]

go to vulvectomy

 

[Krucifier]

And Katalepsy!

 

[cookiecutter]

I agree with the two above posts

 

[Krow]

Anyone checked out Carnal Decay's Chopping off the Head?

I actually really liked it.

(disguised bump)

 

[V.V.V.V.V.]

No, never even heard of it. I have Human Mastication's debut on again atm, so good.

 

[Krow]

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=38060851

The first couple songs are posted... not that you couldnt have done that yourself... I'm just bored.

 

[viewerfromnihil]

lol, belly bumping brutality

 

[waif]

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=38060851

The first couple songs are posted... not that you couldnt have done that yourself... I'm just bored.

Damn good. I especially appreciate the vocals, which aren't that really annoyingly guttural "how low can you go" devourment stuff. Also, I like the FMJ sample, because I'm keeping a running list of songs that use samples from it.

 

[cookiecutter]

Infernal Revulsion - Seventh Curse is automatically the best song on that list

 

[Krow]

Hmmm this thread seems deadish
Im gonna listen to Purulent Jacuzzi and Drowning in Phemaldehyde's most recent full lengths in the next bit of spare time at home I have. I dont see much promise in PJ being any good because it sounds damn stupid. DiP... I remember listening to a demo or ep a while back and thinking it was okay... so I'm hoping they dont suck.

Curently listening to
Poppy Seed Grinder ~ Humanophobia

 

[V.V.V.V.V.]

PJ actually is quite good, despite the dumb name. I expect you'll be surprised.

 

[cookiecutter]

Never heard either so tell me how they are. And good choice on Humanophobia.

 

[Krow]

PJ actually is quite good, despite the dumb name. I expect you'll be surprised.

They do sound pretty good.. but I have gripes with them... the first being that the album has 29 tracks and the longest is the outro at 2:18, nearly double as long as most of the rest. I have this problem with grind in general... as soon as I start to get into something it's already over... the samples dont help either... a :27 second burst with a :10 sample at the beginning is a bit ridiculous.

I suppose I dont have any real problem with them music~wise and like their sound... but I have the same problem with them as I do Pig Destroyer. (which may be a bit of a stretch to compare them to...) every time I start to get into a track, it ends. It's premature music ejaculation.

Even at that... Consequences of the Raping fucking owns.

On to DiP in just a few minutes.

Edit: DiP is awesome... or atleast they were on a first listen.

and this:



makes me laugh.

 

[waif]

wtf? those vocals are ridiculous.

 

[AchrisK]

So, where does Slam Death intersect with Grind? Or maybe, how does it not intersect?

 

[Onder]

So, where does Slam Death intersect with Grind? Or maybe, how does it not intersect?

I heard New Zealand's Odiusembowel's EP yesterday and even if it's labeled as death/grind on M-A, I'd say it's half slam half grind, and also - fucking awesome.

 

[cookiecutter]

So, where does Slam Death intersect with Grind? Or maybe, how does it not intersect?

I would say the place where slam and grind mix most is in the Colombian scene with a band like Blaze Inside for example. There isn't a whole lot of overlap in general beyond both being extreme, but sometimes slam bands utilized blasts and shorter, more chaotic song structures like grindcore does.

 

[V.V.V.V.V.]

what cookie said.

 

[Dark Gothic Sanctuary]

I'm suprised so many people have never heard the term slam death, I thought it was pretty widespread in the metal community.

Believe me... its not! Due to the mainstream, gay trendyness in this world!