The Thread Where You Talk About Music You Like

[Koude Haat]

i cant stop listening to the new drudkh album. atleast 20 spins so far

 

[Triton]

Damn I've been listening to Agalloch-The Mantle nonstop lately and I can't bear to listen to anything else, until my other 2 Agalloch albums arrive (which will probably be a long time).

 

[staffino]

Crionics' Neuthrone and Abigor's Fractal Possession have both gotten much love from me lately.

I'm gonna check out both tomorrow.

 

[staffino]

I love this cd more then my family.

I've been enjoying this one today, too!

Two more I'd highly recommend:

 

[Rabid Headbanger]

I've been enjoying this one today, too!

Two more I'd highly recommend:

...


...

I already like you.

The top one is on it's way in the mail (WITH THE PATCH AND BONUS TRACKS...FUCK YEA!!!)

And who's the botom one again?

 

[staffino]

Talamyus - In These Days of Violence
http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=157922

 

[Krigloch the Furious]

Lately, Wolfchant - A Pagan Storm, Gojira - From Mars to Sirius, Catamenia - Halls of Frozen North, Iron Maiden - Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, and Kalmah - The Black Waltz have been the albums that have been kicking me in the butt the most lately. All of them are freakin amazing albums. When's Gojira and Kalmah releasing new CDs anyways, I'm sick of waiting.

the black waltz came out in 06

 

[Blue_Jay]

the black waltz came out in 06

Yea I know but I still want more Kalmah, I love that band!!!

 

[DarkBliss]

Hey BJ, lyrics for Wolfchant-A Pagan Storm:

A Pagan Storm
With power and Might this storm wind blows
Tear down the Christian monuments this night
Take hold of our trembling Enemies bodies
Fear the force of the pagan storm

Since 2000 years
we hear these lies
every day and every night
since the time of our infancy

All these invented stories
The peoples' mind
poisoned by wrong
promises A heart full of
fear to suffer to suffer purgatory

With power and Might this storm wind blows
Tear down the Christian monuments this night
Take hold of our trembling Enemies bodies
Fear the force of the pagan storm

But time is coming
and the first free thought
is running trough your head
But deep in you heart
you can feel something
is wrong with this story


Sorry, mate. Maybe you should switch to indie.

 

[staffino]

 

[cookiecutter]

How does it compare to Intrauterine Cannibalism?

 

[staffino]

How does it compare to Intrauterine Cannibalism?

I think it's their best release.

check out a cut here:
http://www.myspace.com/malignancy

 

[staffino]

I've been playing this death metal classick this morning:

 

[Rabid Headbanger]

Hells Headbangers Ran out of bastardator demos.

Goddamnit.

 

[staffino]

this one's kinda been taking up the afternoon:

 

[staffino]

playing this one right now.
someone called it the future of death metal(!?!) I dunno, but it's real good.

 

[cookiecutter]

The future of *genre* bands tend to suck.

 

[Zephyrus]

The future of *genre* bands tend to suck.

Indeed. The future of any genre can't be represented by one single band or even a small number of bands. Genres such as death metal and especially black metal have branched into so many different directions that the only future that it has is the continual growth of the tree which grew from the founding roots of the genre. Any band claiming to be the future of a genre is simply another new twig on this allegorical tree.

 

[staffino]

Crionics' Neuthrone and Abigor's Fractal Possession have both gotten much love from me lately.

Zephyrus, you're right about this one, it's a motherfucker!:

 

[Wires & Waves]

Indeed. The future of any genre can't be represented by one single band or even a small number of bands. Genres such as death metal and especially black metal have branched into so many different directions that the only future that it has is the continual growth of the tree which grew from the founding roots of the genre. Any band claiming to be the future of a genre is simply another new twig on this allegorical tree.

anal retentive metalheads take figurative speech too seriously, whodve thought