The Thread Where You Talk About Music You Like

[Zephyrus]

Indian restaurants over here are pretty middle in terms of class. There's a fuckload of them too.

 

[unknown]

I went to a middle eastern restaurant in London once and it was fucking amazing

 

[CF87]

I finally realize Asphyx is fucking killer.

 

[DarkBliss]

Earl Gray tea fucking rules, and so does Asphyx, of course, and Gorod is definitely one of the more impreesive modern DM bands, that I've heard

 

[DarkBliss]

And I've realized that Sancrosancts Bleed is probably(and hopefully) the mehest album in In Slaughter Natives' catalogue and not a very good introduction to the band at all. Should've tried something else by them first

 

[chell]

Nah I'm cool with who I've got.

I would settle for some tea.

Also Gorod rules.

Yes. So does Spiral Architect.

 

[Imp!]

What do y'all think of the band Unleashed? I had a promo copy of the CD Hell's Unleashed a few years ago, bought it cos it sounded different, heavy as shit but quite different from all the other DM bands in the used bin. Granted not every song's a winner, but damn is this band addictive, anyone agree?

 

[CF87]

I like unleashed. I don't like that album.

 

[Slayed Necros]

Do you have Epitaph -seeming salvation on cd ?

No, I've seen it once on ebay and it went for $70(US), fuck that. Although I did just buy an original copy of Slumber of Sullen Eyes for $52.

 

[Slayed Necros]

I like unleashed. I don't like that album.

Aye, that album is crap. I've said this a millon times, but I'll say it again. Get their first two, maybe the third, and if you're fanatical, the latest. Avoid everything else.

 

[CF87]

On Unleashed....

Go in this order.

1. shadows in the 'fuckin' deep
2. where no life dwells
3. across the open sea
4. victory

after that hear whatever the fuck ever.

 

[Wires & Waves]

the red in the sky is ours is the artistic peak of the swedish death metal movement

 

[Dazed and Brutal]

Brutality- Screams of Anguish

Just really listened to this for the first time in a long time, and it's a lot better then I remember.... A LOT. The first track "These Walls Shall be Your Grave" could easily be in my top 10 favorite songs right now.

 

[Susperia]

Who else here find Urfaust rather intruiging?

They're so different from anything I've really heard before. Though I don't really see how they're Black Metal.

 

[Nico]

Who else here find Urfaust rather intruiging?

They're so different from anything I've really heard before. Though I don't really see how they're Black Metal.

Uh, because they are very much black metal? There's a fuckload of folkish influences, and even some spacey/industrial, plus the totally absurd amount of classical music thrown onto their albums, but overall, the music that they play is unquestionably black metal. And fucking fantastic, too.

 

[CF87]

Brutality- Screams of Anguish

Just really listened to this for the first time in a long time, and it's a lot better then I remember.... A LOT. The first track "These Walls Shall be Your Grave" could easily be in my top 10 favorite songs right now.

That is one of the first death metal albums I owned. The lead guitar work and harmonies create some incredible atmosphere. Guitarists jay and don hit some bizarre harmonics also which is one of the first things I noticed. I find the album pretty eerie and depressing at times while remaining intensity. Great harmonizing with guitar and excellent musicianship.

Check out When The Sky Turns Black next. avoid 'in mourning'.

 

[Dazed and Brutal]

That is one of the first death metal albums I owned. The lead guitar work and harmonies create some incredible atmosphere. Guitarists jay and don hit some bizarre harmonics also which is one of the first things I noticed. I find the album pretty eerie and depressing at times while remaining intensity. Great harmonizing with guitar and excellent musicianship.

Check out When The Sky Turns Black next. avoid 'in mourning'.

Yea, there is great guitarwork. I noticed a lot harmonics starting towards the end of the album. This is one of those rare albums where I feel it picks up nearing the end. The insturmental tracks really set the mood complete also.

 

[Hell Awaits Us All]

listening to Black Label society right now

zakk wylde is an awesome guitarist

 

[ohiogrinder]

Earl Gray tea fucking rules, and so does Asphyx, of course, and Gorod is definitely one of the more impreesive modern DM bands, that I've heard

I just bought some Earl Grey at the local grocery store.

 

[Zephyrus]

Not a fan of Earl Grey. Lemon or green tea does it for me.