Kara-Shehr
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brutal death came very quickly to me. Black metal though is just beginning to come now.
its the other way around for me
brutal death came very quickly to me. Black metal though is just beginning to come now.
I'm not so sure about this,i've always been a huge fan of War Metal and some grindcore,Assuck,Carcass ect but still there is something about the Brutal/Slam bands that I can't quite come at,I think it may be the vocals,of the few bands i've heard.I made a haul a while ago,Vulvectomy and Gorevent I really enjoyed but it still has'nt clicked properly with me,I wish I could find a Blasphtized full length although i'm not even sure if there is one atm? They are one band from this genre which i've heard and enjoyed immensely,well the few songs of theirs i've heard anyways.Part of the enjoyment of brutal death metal I think comes from being totally assaulted and overwhelmed by a blast of sound. This is part of the appeal of all extreme metal but I think it is most apparent with brutal death (or perhaps grindcore). If that doesn't do it for you, then I think you're missing part of the point of the genre.
Chapters of Repugnance just doesn't do it for me. Neither does Devourments new album. I need like, an expensive stereo or high quality headphones to enjoy any of it, the distortion is out of control and the sound gets really blurry around the fast parts, it's a pain in the ass to have to sit there and replay an album 1000 times and you only get a few parts out of it because of the heavy distortion making it almost unlistenable. Good examples would be Artery Eruption, Retch, Gorepoflesh, I mean, I like listening to it, but seriously, they know the songs so in there head they know what it should sound like, but we dont, and it just sounds like a big wall of sound.
Posting in a slam thread with an avatar of a Mark Rawls shitband and not enjoying Devourment or Defeated Sanity's new album? Fuck off.
I love the genre, I was just wondering why they make it so hard to listen to, are they just trying to be "br00t4l" or just trying to weed out the fake fans from the real ones.
Wormed are better when you listen to them in lossless quality and can hear everything going on. Otherwise yea, they don't sound too great if you don't.
Devourment and Disgorge started the second wave of slam, but they weren't first.. Internal Bleeding and even though I don't really care for them.. Suffocation, started it.
... Disgorge was amongst the first bands doing that style, their demo came out in 1992. lol. Internal Bleeding is awful, and Suffocation only had one song that could be considered "slam", off of Effigy of the Forgotten.