Controversial opinions on metal

[Dak]

LIKE PARAMOAR, AMIRITE?

 

[Mort Divine]

Excellent rebuttal.

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[mutantllama]

I don't see how Paramore has anything to do with The Chasm.

 

[gundamterran]

The Chasm is a very weird band. I mean, it is all of decent to high quality, but it really just seems like it builds up and builds up to nothing. Same problem that makes many drone and funeral doom bands bad.

 

[Mort Divine]

They're my favorite band so everyone is going to shit on my (perfectly legitimate) metal opinions because of that.

 

[Kara-Shehr]

LIKE PARAMOAR, AMIRITE?

 

[Mort Divine]

Of course the retard would find merit in that comment.

 

[Dak]

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Trolling aside, you are missing my complaint. Mainly it is about lack of discernable structure at the end of the song. As I said, the songs just kind of die off, like when you run out of stuff to say and wind up with an awkward silence.

 

[gundamterran]

Yea, isn't he the guy who thinks Slipknot is the best US has to offer for metal?

 

[Mort Divine]

Trolling aside, you are missing my complaint. Mainly it is about lack of discernable structure at the end of the song. As I said, the songs just kind of die off, like when you run out of stuff to say and wind up with an awkward silence.

I suppose that could be a valid complaint, but how else are they to end their songs? With a violent drum crash, with a cliche one last second guitar riff?

And yeah, gundam I'm pretty sure EO is THAT guy.

 

[Kara-Shehr]

Of course the retard would find merit in that comment.

still a hipster fag

 

[SentinelSlain]

that dude looks like Zeph's dad.

 

[Einherjar86]

What aesthetics other than it being slow?

I think I explained it in the fact that it isn't a slowness that constitutes doom, but a lethargy. Black and death metal are on the opposite side of the spectrum: they exhibit frantic, violent aggression.

 

[skeptik]

Generalizations are general.

Traditional 'doom' is an extension of heavy metal.
Death/doom is an extension of death metal.
Funeral doom is an extension of myriad influences, but I believe its main derivation is death/doom.

 

[no country for old wainds]

i actually think the last couple of chasm records could have like 10 minutes chopped off and benefit from it, the songs do tread water in places. and obviously the early stuff is all over the place.

now DEATHCULT on the other hand... just stfu.

 

[no country for old wainds]

I think I explained it in the fact that it isn't a slowness that constitutes doom, but a lethargy. Black and death metal are on the opposite side of the spectrum: they exhibit frantic, violent aggression.

some BM is more 'lethargic' than any doom imo.

 

[ASD]

Doom is the sexiest of genres.

 

[gundamterran]

Generalizations are general.

Traditional 'doom' is an extension of heavy metal.
Death/doom is an extension of death metal.
Funeral doom is an extension of myriad influences, but I believe its main derivation is death/doom.

... But isn't there two versions of death/doom? The Autospy brand, and the November's Doom/Swallow the Sun brand? :S

 

[skeptik]

I don't listen to the gay kind of death/doom so I can't really speak to its origins.

 

[gundamterran]

Whatever, Funeral Doom is a subgenre of doom metal. It has doom in its name, it's slow like doom, melancholic like doom, it just has other influences. That's how EVERY sub-genre starts, by the introduction of outside influence into the original genre.