Brutal/Slam Death Metal

[CiG]

 

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

This thread is fucking FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY SIX PAGES LONG? Jesus.

Hey guys, just popping in to say that Slam-Minded is back up and running. I have a few new reviews up and would love to see fans (old and new) start checking it out again. Cheers, brutal fucks.

http://slam-minded.blogspot.com/

 

[CiG]

 

[FlemlokeV2]

This thread is fucking FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY SIX PAGES LONG? Jesus.

Hey guys, just popping in to say that Slam-Minded is back up and running. I have a few new reviews up and would love to see fans (old and new) start checking it out again. Cheers, brutal fucks.

http://slam-minded.blogspot.com/

What's up, man, it's divine_torture rebranded. Lol. You're STILL in this thread and doing the blog? No way dude...

 

[EternalMetal]

Ive reached the depths, I am currently obsessed with brutal death and slam. Ive been exploring the genre for about a year now via Spotify at work, and just cant get enough of the high energy. Stuff like Dying Fetus, older Prostitute Disfigurement, Inveracity, Defeated Sanity, Putrid Pile, Gorgasm, etc. What I don't know (other than the new Dying Fetus), is the stuff that has come out recently. Any recs here?

This is my latest lastfm streams, lots of good stuff: https://www.last.fm/user/Kami_is_Dead/library/artists?date_preset=LAST_365_DAYS

 

[CiG]

What I don't know (other than the new Dying Fetus), is the stuff that has come out recently. Any recs here?

Right now the new Nithing and Paroxysm Unit albums seem to be everybody's favourite thing. Very over the top insanity.





Personally I've been enjoying the Nuclear Remains album a lot.



And this 2019 demo is pretty much mandatory shit for current BDM, although it's more of the 90's variety of the genre. Great stuff.



I'd also recommend checking out the latest stuff by Dead & Dripping, Heaving Earth, Arsebreed, Anal Stabwound

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

new Pathology album coming this month....

... not feeling it, the only Pathology albums i ever go back to are their first two. Less slam, way better vocals and most importantly waaaaay more riff driven ...