INSTRUMENTAL Melodic Death Metal

[TomRobinson]

I normally listen to a lot of symphonic and melodic death metal bands (eg. Insomnium and Be'lakor) as well as folk metal (eg. Eluveitie and Equilibrium).

Can anyone please list any INSTRUMENTAL melodic death (and/or folk) metal bands/songs?

Here are some examples of ones I know of:

Instrumental Melodic Death Metal
Minushuman - The New Order


Instrumental Folk/Symphonic Metal
Equilibrium - Mana


Thanks.

 

[HolyJari]

I guess Agalloch, they're folk metal and some of their songs are instrumental.

 

[Sven Pakkanen]

Agalloch is not melodic death metal though. They are folk/drone/post black metal more than anything.

 

[Master_Yoda77]

folk/drone? WTF are you fags hearing? It's pretty much black metal.

 

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

Agalloch are basically neo-folk that became metal when lightning struck it.

 

[Sven Pakkanen]

Agalloch are basically neo-folk that became metal when lightning struck it.

> My description.

 

[King Richard]

Try the album Beacons by Cloudkicker. It's a completely instrumental album. It has a mix of heavy and softer songs, here are a few:

 

[HolyJari]

Agalloch is not melodic death metal though. They are folk/drone/post black metal more than anything.

"Can anyone please list any INSTRUMENTAL melodic death (and/or folk) metal bands/songs?"

And wait what, drone?

 

[Cul-Kothoth]

Korpiklaani - Spring Dance

Moonsorrow - Tuulen Koti, Aaltojen Koti

Enslaved - Norvegr

Suidakra - Ar Nasc Fola (a slower song)

And Tyr's ragnarok album as some instrumentals on there as well.

 

[Goffdahl]

 

[Sven Pakkanen]

"Can anyone please list any INSTRUMENTAL melodic death (and/or folk) metal bands/songs?"

And wait what, drone?

I suppose I meant atmospheric

 

[Sven Pakkanen]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7O0siPWUn4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_RxOGVg_nU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpXboQdFwXg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lM0lRrtmdg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IEC2FhnFPs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRxvcYHpXwY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zDLDF543H4

INSTRUMENTAL! THAT MEANS NO VOCALS!

 

[Goffdahl]

Oh, is that so?

And writing in capitals means that you are shouting at me from your computer screen somewhere up north. I'm so sorry, it's been 10 years since I listened to the Forlorn album, so I forgot which one of the songs were instrumental. I guess I should have linked to The Magellanic Clouds for which I am very very sorry.

 

[Sven Pakkanen]

Oh, is that so?

And writing in capitals means that you are shouting at me from your computer screen somewhere up north. I'm so sorry, it's been 10 years since I listened to the Forlorn album, so I forgot which one of the songs were instrumental. I guess I should have linked to The Magellanic Clouds for which I am very very sorry.

I rarely shout. I thought you were a dumbass, but it turns out I was the dumbass. The only song on that list I clicked happened to be the Forlorn song.

 

[Goffdahl]

Haha, no problem whatsoever. i just found it amusing that someone could be offended by such a mistake. But it was a mere coincidence.

 

[CF87]

I just label Agalloch dark metal, you can throw the term at say Tiamat,Katatonia, and even some Anathema.

 

[Seditious]

Scream in Darkness - Dance of the Knights (Prokofiev cover)
Pestilence - In Sorrow
Solitary - A Dying Embrace
In Flames - The Jester's Dance
In Flames - Dialogue With the Stars
In Flames - Dreamscape
In Flames - Man Made God
Obtest - Ikaitai
Suidakra - Dead Man's Reel
Eluveitie - Memento
Slechtvalk - The Falcon's Flight
Litvintroll - Lysy Verabej
Stribog - Panonia
Nomans Land - At the Odin's Feast
Nomans Land - Ale
Svartsot - Hedens Dotre

 

[dead_scott]

Minushuman - The New Order

Never heard of 'em. Loved the song, though

 

[SkeletonWitch]

I just label Agalloch dark metal, you can throw the term at say Tiamat,Katatonia, and even some Anathema.

Dark Metal ---> Bethlehem, early Aeternus, etc.

Later Tiamat, Katatonia, and Anathema, are barely "metal".

 

[Seditious]

Kroda's cover of Hypocrisy's "Apocalypse" is instrumental.