Truely Heavy Devastating DM Please

[General Zaroff]

Later Napalm Death maybe?

 

[supseudonymous]

Check out Man Must Die - The Human Condition

 

[Seditious]

I don't really know what you mean. But, since you mentioned two Polish bands, you might want to check out other bands with the "Polish sound," such as Vader (whom I'm sure you've heard).

hard!

Krisiun?

hail!

Hype?

music you can krump to?

sounds like he wants to impress his suburban neighbours

 

[Seditious]

Benighted - Insane Cephalic Production

 

[nissan]

hard!


hail!


music you can krump to?

sounds like he wants to impress his suburban neighbours

I would but I only have headphones

 

[Seditious]

lol

fuck your sig is gay bro, this aint some chinky videogame forum

you disgrace this thread

 

[Seditious]

I would but I only have headphones

@ headphones. but on the upside, hearing loss is pretty metal

anyways, don't write off BDM till you've heard it on speakers then (shit like Crionics, Cenotaph, Vile, etc. may not be too hard in headphones, but they're pretty good on the stereo)

 

[Death Aflame]

Truly heavy you say?

Asphyx.

 

[Captain]

Obituary - Slowly We Rot, but I suppose you already have that.

 

[Seditious]

^ Obit is pretty tame

 

[Killbot]

I consider Miasma (The Austrian one) pretty damn devastating.

 

[rfe]

I suppose you can check out Kataklysm. Their older stuff is heavy as fuck with chaotic structures and a vocalist with a really, really good range (I'm talking demonic growls and higher-than black shrieks). Their stuff post-Temple is more melodic driven, but keeps the heaviness. The vocalist has a nice range, but not as great as Houde. If you want truly devastating stuff, go for their older stuff (Pre-Victims), but their newer stuff is pretty good too.

And i'll second Vader, for that matter. Also, I think you'd like Laethora too.

 

[zoidberg]

2 words

Lord Gore

 

[A1a23]

Krisiun is quite devastating.