Can you recomend some good death metal albums ?

[MacMoney]

Possessed - Seven Churches
Death - Scream Bloody Gore
Slaughter - Strappado (and the numerous bootlegs)
Suffocation - Effigy of the Forgotten
Sepultura - Morbid Visions
Scythe - On My Way Home
Grave - Into the Grave
Order From Chaos - Stillbirth Machine
Morbid Angel - Blessed Are The Sick
Arghoslent - Icorrigible Bigotry
Sargatanas - Knights of the Southern Cross
Armoured Angel - Angel of the Sixth Order

 

[Nachzehrer]

Hypocrisy - Penetralia
Hypocrisy - Osculum Obscenum
Hypocrisy - Abducted
Death - all discography
Sacramentum - The Coming Of Chaos
Cannibal Corpse - Gallery Of Suicide
Obituary - World Demise

 

[MURAI]

I'm glad to see albums by Entombed and Obituary being mentioned. Right now I only have a few death metal albums but I'll get some more in time. Check out some of these bands that weren't mentioned so far:

old-school traditional death metal

Bolt Thrower

death-grind metal

Carcass
Dying Fetus
Scar Culture

BRUTAL gore metal

Exhumed
Impaled

 

[erik@digitalmetal]

id heartily recomend all teh above esp the classics,

here some newer detah metal that ive enjoyed-it must be good as it made be take notice after 12 years of listening to it.

Behemoth-zoz kia cultus
neuraxis-truth beyond
INRI-hyper bastard breed
Impaled-Mondo medicale

 

[Niklas]

Dimmu Borgir - Enthrone Darkness Triumphant
kinda more commercial side of black metal, but still great

 

[MURAI]

A lot of metallers might say Dimmu are not tr00 black metal or whatever but I really don't give a rats ass. I rather listen to them than Cradle Of Filth (God, I hate that band).

 

[Draxx]

I listen to both. They each have interesting music that I enjoy, despite how "commercial" or "Untr00" they may be.

 

[Hatebreeder33]

Originally posted by epi5ode666
Dimmu Borgir - Enthrone Darkness Triumphant
kinda more commercial side of black metal, but still great

i thought he asked for death metal albums, anyways...

Suffocation - Pierced From Within
Morbid Angel - Covenant
Cannibal Corpse - Vile

 

[The Deathrace King]

Originally posted by Ultimate_Symphony
Not to be a bitch Draxx, but Napalm Death's Scum isn't death metal, it's grindcore.

Coming from someone who referred to Cx as brutal death metal.

Anyways...

Disgorge (US)
Brodequin
Morbid Angel

 

[Parasite]

Nile - In Their Darkend Shrines
Cryptopsy - Whisper Supremacy
Bloodbath - Ressurection Through Carnage
Godgory - Sea Of Dreams/Shadow's Dance
Entombed - Left Hand Path
Dark Tranquillity - The Gallery

 

[The Deathrace King]

Originally posted by Ultimate_Symphony
Not to be a bitch, but Cattle Decapitation early stuff is indeed grindcore, but To Serve Man is closer to brutal death than grindcore

Goregrind.

 

[Ultimate_Symphony]

Originally posted by The Deathrace King
Coming from someone who referred to Cx as brutal death metal.

You don't seem to read very well, do you? read one of the posts I made before. I don't really need to explain myself.

 

[The Deathrace King]

Originally posted by Ultimate_Symphony
You don't seem to read very well, do you? read one of the posts I made before. I don't really need to explain myself.

Oh, I did.

You're still wrong... just less wrong.

 

[Ultimate_Symphony]

Originally posted by The Deathrace King
Goregrind.

Who cares if it's Goregrind? it's still grindcore. Goregrind is a term used to describe the lyrical style of the band (and image in some occasions). The term is practically irrelevant when it comes to the actual music.

 

[Ultimate_Symphony]

Originally posted by The Deathrace King
Oh, I did.

You're still wrong... just less wrong.

Oh really? well back yourself up with facts and then i'm going to give your opinion some credit.

 

[Pitiless Wanderer]

slaughter of the soul, definitely. also get the new hate eternal album king of all kings, its fucking awesome. better than nile, no question.

 

[The Deathrace King]

Oh really? well back yourself up with facts and then i'm going to give your opinion some credit.

uke:

I want and expect nothing of the sort, considering you had the lack of knowledge to claim that the subgenre 'goregrind''s primary (or even sole) difference from the 'pure' parent genre is lyrical content.

Goregrind, generally, is grindcore style music with death metal influenced riffs and often, vocals. In other words, a veritable mix between the two genres.

Example?

Listen to Nasum. Now, listen to Pig Destroyer. Now, listen to Cx's 'To Serve Man.' Exhumed.

If don't hear a major difference, you're pretty much hopeless.

Now, porno/splattergrind...

Listen to the Cx and Exhumed again... and then listen to Cock and Ball Torture. Regurgitate. Mucupurulent.

The subgenres exist. It is you who bears the burden of proof.

 

[Ultimate_Symphony]

I want and expect nothing of the sort, considering you had the lack of knowledge to claim that the subgenre 'goregrind''s primary (or even sole) difference from the 'pure' parent genre is lyrical content.

It is primarily, where do you think the word GOREgrind comes from?

The subgenres exist. It is you who bears the burden of proof.

And who said the genres don't exist? please read again my sentence

Who cares if it's Goregrind? it's still grindcore.

Even if the genre is goregrind, pornogrind (you name it) it's still grindcore and you can't deny that.

The point was (and still is) that To Serve Man is more influenced by Death Metal than grindcore, I didn't even said that Cattle Decapitation didn't have grindcore influences. To categorize To Serve Man as a death metal album is not wrong, you can't deny the death metal influences it has.

 

[The Deathrace King]

...To categorize To Serve Man as a death metal album is not wrong, you can't deny the death metal influences it has...

No shit.

Goregrind by definition is grindcore with a heavy death metal influence. However, it is a subgenre of grindcore, not death metal.

NP: Radiohead- 'Like Spinning Plates'

 

[Ultimate_Symphony]

No shit.

Goregrind by definition is grindcore with a heavy death metal influence. However, it is a subgenre of grindcore, not death metal.

Oh man let me explain this again. I know the definition of goregrind so don't worry buddy. Nowhere on my post I said that goregrind was a subgenre of death metal (check my post above for more info)