Brutal/Slam Death Metal

[JGMetalhead]

I'll come by that later maybe. I'm busy at the moment.

 

[Judzfell]

btw, where in Ontario you from?

Oshawa, and it's too fucking gangster here, and a bunch of fags who wear metallica shirts.

 

[SplaterPatterns]

we're getting fairly off topic....

i havnt listened to any slam sense november and i now have 450 plays of the smiths...

 

[Krow]

we're getting fairly off topic....

i havnt listened to any slam sense november and i now have 450 plays of the smiths...

I'm just not interested in it lately. A big name releasing something new will snap me back.

 

[JGMetalhead]

I listen to it but not in huge doses. I try to mix my channeling of albums. I also take breaks.

 

[JGMetalhead]

After listening to perhaps 3-4 albums in a row (Regardless of what it may be), I'll just chill down a bit. But at times I'll go on a slam album spree, prolly 3-5 albums max and break. Then listen to more or just switch to something else.

 

[SplaterPatterns]

i went on a 6 and 1/2 month long slam spree. thats my problem right now.

 

[JGMetalhead]

Lol nice. I heard you can burn out real hard on slam if you constantly load up on it.

 

[Krow]

I've never explored this genre. Maybe someday I will come across a worthy rec.

Honestly, just listen to Devourment - Molesting the Decapitated.

If you dont like it, you arent gonna like slam. It's okay if you dont. (as long as you dont come in here saying how much you hate it and how horrible of a genre of music it is.... then's... we's
git a bit definsuve mister.)

 

[JGMetalhead]

Before trying to get into slam. I recommend some time on black metal (especially some selected norsecore) and some oldschool death metal. That gets you up on the spot where you'll develop a taste for Slam.

 

[Judzfell]

Wormed - Planisphaerium is known as a good album, and one of the best, but why? It's different, but I don't think any of the songs are memorable. I was just wondering how other people felt about it. Does differentiating really make you an awesome band, or does it make it too obscure?

 

[Judzfell]

Honestly, Devourment - Molesting the Decapitated.

Truly the best slam album ever, Nothing can take it's place, it's just perfect.

 

[JGMetalhead]

 

[Caecius]

Honestly, just listen to Devourment - Molesting the Decapitated.

Can't handle the vocals. I could see this growing on me in the future if I become accustomed to the vocals.

 

[Krow]

They turn alot of people off... but honestly they only get worse/crazier/more bizarre from there.

Maybe listening to Suffocation - Effigy of the Forgotten and Pyrexia - Sermon of Mockery would be beneficial to you, that is, if you're really interested in the genre. They are precursors to it and you can definitely still hear the signature sound, but they use more traditional guttural low growls.

 

[malice13231]

The first release that got me into slam was

Degrade - 2005 - Hanged And Disemboweled

 

[JGMetalhead]

I think its safe to classify certain Dripping songs as Industrial Slam Death tbh.

 

[malice13231]

I think its safe to classify certain Dripping songs as Industrial Slam Death tbh.

Random lol

 

[Saparmurat_Niyazov]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOzIsqTJH_Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZhRd1WriF0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NbOF3oDdAg

These are by far my favorite recs so far in this thread. I wish somebody would start a slam death channel on YouTube.

 

[ShellBlast]

Lol nice. I heard you can burn out real hard on slam if you constantly load up on it.

I've been listening to slam since 2005-2006 I listened to it constantly.