Death Metal

Don't you guys think this sounds a bit too much like The Chasm? It's definitely solid stuff, but in the end I'd much rather listen to the Chasm.

I haven't heard these guys, but I think I'd love a The Chasm worship band!
 
Hey guys whats up, found this band somewhere, forgot where actually. Anyway check it out. Couldn't find much by them. So heres what I found. Band is called Fleshmould and they're tech death. Figured you might really get a kick out of it.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grjlDfndu3k&feature=PlayList&p=A157A58F866A16B5&index=0&playnext=1[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLemCYTHsXw&feature=PlayList&p=A157A58F866A16B5&index=1[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhdFMQLqmus&feature=PlayList&p=A157A58F866A16B5&index=2[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcIw49jwdaU&feature=PlayList&p=A157A58F866A16B5&index=3[/ame]
 


I've listened only to a few of their songs. Think they're pretty good.
 
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Is Goat Molestör's releases under that name pretty much like Exalted Emanation? I wouldn't mind more of that..
 
How the fuck have I lived without listening to any Dismember for months?

The second half of "And So is Life" is absolute fucking sex.
 
Been listening to some Sepultura, haven't in ages. Along with Morbid Angel I'd say they were one of the most important bands of my early teens.

As much as I love their earlier albums, especially Schizophrenia and Beneath the Remains, to this day I think Chaos A.D. gets a bad rap from old school metal fans. It is definitely the album where they make the greatest departure from their original sound (up to that point), but unlike the "tribal" nu metal shitfest of Roots and everything that came after (well, at least speaking of Soulfly -- and I don't think Sepultura ever recovered from Max's departure), Chaos A.D. was still fucking violent hardcore-influenced thrashy death, and listening to a song like "Refuse/Resist" has always given me the impression that they were rising to their destiny as the once-oppressed becoming a great and influential band, heroes to their nation, and that song in particular was like a pipe bomb in the face of (their) oppressors. Looking at it that way, on top of the simple lamentation of the total abandonment of their beginnings as a metal band right between Slayer and Morbid Angel, it seems quite sad to me that a retarded American trend was enough to ruin such giants.



Sometimes I think I should give them a look these days -- A-Lex's cover artwork is obviously meant to remind one of Beneath the Remains and the whole A Clockwork Orange thing seems possibly interesting -- but I just know it'll be some uninspired groove metal crap and I'd be disappointed.
 
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Don't waste your time, keep listening to Beneath the Remains, Schizophrenia, Morbid Visions and Arise. I enjoy Chaos AD, but it's obviously a very different sound, many people quit them right there. Roots has a few good moments. The rest is crap.
 
Off the top of my head...

Immolation - Close to a World Below
Mortem - Decomposed by Possession
Necros Christos - Triune Impurity Rites
Arghoslent - Incorrigible BIgotry
Repugnant - Epitome of Darkness
Deathevokation - The Chalice of Ages
Necros Christos - Triune Impurity Rites
The Chasm - The Spell of Retribution
Dead Congregation - Graves of the Archangels
Necroccultus - Encircling the Mysterious Necrorevelation

Not really in any order