What are your most "negative" albums?
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Yeah, all Swans are extremely negative...I assume llama was only considering the albums that are negative in that hatred-towards-mankind sense.
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With a band name like "Facedowninshit" and an album called "Nothing Positive Only Negative" I really though it was gonna be a case of a band trying too hard, but uh... yeah. This is some EHG level shit here.
Personified Hatred
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Hocico - Sangre Hirviente
Discharge - Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing
Mayhem - De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas
Ulver - Nattens Madrigal
Aborym - With No Human Intervention
Discharge - Hear Nothing, See Nothing, Say Nothing
Mayhem - De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas
Ulver - Nattens Madrigal
Aborym - With No Human Intervention
KafkaX
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mutantllama
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there's just a certain vibe those albums have that's perfect for when I'm disgusted in myself and everything around me.
I see why you would mention that era, ofc. It's a completely different vibe - more hateful than desolate.
Daxx Riggs (formally of Acid Bath) put out "We are Night Sky" in 2006 under the band name Deadboy & the Elephantmen. Not your prototypcial metal CD, but extremely dark and stripped down music. Give it a listen if you can find it.
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KafkaX
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I dunno, if we're going NIN I gotta put my vote behind Downward Spiral. The climax to "Eraser" still gets me.
KafkaX
Mr. Self Destruct
Looking at both albums as a whole, for this topic, I disagree. Its definitely one of my favorite Nails albums (obviously), but TDS just seems more dark and morbid, not so negative. Ofcourse there are a few songs that are exceptions, but to me it seems The Fragile is so pungent with loathing and despair...Oh, and ofcourse heroin.
whiskey funeral
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These three for sure. And good call on Jesu. I haven't heard Infinity but their Conqueror album is great bad mood music.
Another one to add to my list would be Bethlehem's Dictius Te Necare.
Oblivious Maximus
I am the worm
Infinity is fantastic and I always point out that album as a prime example of Jesu not going downhill after Conqueror. It's a great album to put on and just lie down and zone out too.
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matt schrauben
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Fuck! Nice bump! I forgot about this thread.
I've been listening to a lot of Anathema's Death/Doom material. That stuff is pretty crushingly dark and negative. Actually even some of their post death/doom stuff is pretty negative. Alternative 4 comes to mind.
I've been listening to a lot of Anathema's Death/Doom material. That stuff is pretty crushingly dark and negative. Actually even some of their post death/doom stuff is pretty negative. Alternative 4 comes to mind.
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#1 I don't have days where I want everything around me to die.
#2: How the hell are bands like Before the Dawn,Katatonia, or October Tide getting mentioned here? I love their stuff, and don't get that at all.
Now, if I want to start feeling depressed (not the same as what was requested in the OP), nothing has that effect like Warning - Watching from a Distance. Still never finished that whole album.
#2: How the hell are bands like Before the Dawn,Katatonia, or October Tide getting mentioned here? I love their stuff, and don't get that at all.
Now, if I want to start feeling depressed (not the same as what was requested in the OP), nothing has that effect like Warning - Watching from a Distance. Still never finished that whole album.
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