Great bands with little material

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Such a same some of these bands don't have more

Cartilage - among some poorly produced demos, they released a split album with Altar entitled Ex Oblivione/The Fragile Concept of Affection which, with only 7 songs by cartilage, is easliest on the best things I have in my collection. They have a strong finnish death metal style in terms of tone and rythm which while being somewhat catchy stays somewhat eradic in transistions. The variety never seizes to amaze while the somewhat sloppy nature only adds to the abrasiveness that shoudl be present with anything old and obscure. An odd experience all and all and maybe the underwhelming charecteristics of the prodcution only adds to the appeal.

Mefisto - An influential thrash/black metal band from Sweden. Though besides the point, they're cool to throw out if you're trying to impressive the elitists (for the amateurs out there). The music is superb, hovering over speed, thrash, black, and even death metal. Being so old you can be assured it holds no loyalty to any "scene" other than being totally fucking heavy. Often times I find any genres that have thrash tendencies that lean towards extreme genre while still showing signs of thrash tend to be the heaviest and it holds true for Mefisto! Cha-check it out yall!

Demilich - Duh!

And thousands of other old school death metal bands...

edit: You're allowed to say some tooooooo
 
(for the amateurs out there).

:lol: good one, MetalNoob

Anyway, cool thread. Cartilage and Darkified would top my list, their minute amount of material is some of my favourite death metal of all time.

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wtf @ Judas Priest?

Anyway I'd have to say Kongh

People need to start listening to them
 
God Macabre (the winterlong). Only around 27 minutes, but this album has a lot going on and is hard to get sick of and easily one of the best DM albums.
Adramelech (psychostasia).
Vomiturition (a leftover,head tales).
Sorcery (bloodchilling tales)
 
Aspid's Extravasation is easily one of the greatest thrash albums ever. Well above average technical abilities, one of the most pissed off sounding thrash vocalists I've ever heard, and the best riffs this side of Coroner and 84-90 Destruction. A shame they did nothing else.
 
Mefisto seconded. From that vague period without limits. If anyone likes Celtic Frost they can't not like Mefisto.

 
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