what is the hardest heaviest, most brutal song you've heard?
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Hmm, seems a lot of these songs are about killing Jesus or Christians in general. Maybe these guys need a hug!
Anyway, the heaviest stuff I've heard is Six Feet Under- Deathklaat, or maybe Nile- Lashed To The Slave Stick. I'm more of a melodic metal fan so I don't try to go for the heaviest or most brutal, but rather the most artistic aggression, so a lot of the joy of brutality is lost on me. However, the two songs I mentioned do indeed kick ass.
Anyway, the heaviest stuff I've heard is Six Feet Under- Deathklaat, or maybe Nile- Lashed To The Slave Stick. I'm more of a melodic metal fan so I don't try to go for the heaviest or most brutal, but rather the most artistic aggression, so a lot of the joy of brutality is lost on me. However, the two songs I mentioned do indeed kick ass.
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LadyValerie said:
+1 for Death.
-1 for just realising that I have lost my copy of The Sound of Perserverance
Well we've had a lot of people mention Meshuggah, and with good reason, but I'm a little surprised no one mentioned Fredrik Thordendahl's solo album, Sol Niger Within.
That album/song is without doubt the heaviest, most bone-crushing slab of aural intensity to sodomize my eardrums. I'd like to start a thread on it, but this is the Opeth forum.
Some years back I was chatting with Ron Jarzombek (Watchtower, Spastic Ink) about it, and we agreed it was a peak of heaviosity and among the top 10 metal abums ever.
It's all one contiguous whole, but standout tracks from a heavy standpoint would be Transmigration of Souls, Executive Furies of the Robot Lord of Death, and Existence out of Joint.
That album/song is without doubt the heaviest, most bone-crushing slab of aural intensity to sodomize my eardrums. I'd like to start a thread on it, but this is the Opeth forum.
Some years back I was chatting with Ron Jarzombek (Watchtower, Spastic Ink) about it, and we agreed it was a peak of heaviosity and among the top 10 metal abums ever.
It's all one contiguous whole, but standout tracks from a heavy standpoint would be Transmigration of Souls, Executive Furies of the Robot Lord of Death, and Existence out of Joint.
I think the heaviest and the trashest ( I don't know if I can say that) is for me: Disgorge ( the US one ):Spin: so here we are...angelofdeath9308 said:
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I think Meshuggah is about as crushing soundwise as it gets, "I" in particular has got some devastating sections (especially the part during that really long section with the blast-beatish polyrhythm at ridiculous speed that has the guitars playing the EXTREMELY low notes, it's right after the first guitar solo at like 6:15). A lot of their previous three albums are also pretty damn heavy at points, I think the tone they have (especially the bass!) on Chaosphere is about as metal as things can get. And I think war is pretty heavy in the sections with the really low palm muted riffs with the ridiculous double bassing (though they did use a drum computer for that song ).
As far as smothering/suffocating/massively heavy emotionwise goes I'd say the first riff in Novembers Doom - Last God. One of the most depressing riffs ever, helped by the fact that it's at like 50 bpm and tuned as low as hell.
Oh My Fucking God is really quite something, I must agree. The guitar sound on their song "Skeksis" in some sections (especially in the intro) is possibly the absolute heaviest I've ever heard, but the song isn't particularly crushing or anything.
One group that hasn't been mentioned that I think deserves to be is Immolation...they're probably the nastiest and most evil sounding death metal band around. I just can't really think of any good "heavy" songs by them offhand, sry. Maybe "Nailed to Gold" or "Christ's Cage."
).As far as smothering/suffocating/massively heavy emotionwise goes I'd say the first riff in Novembers Doom - Last God. One of the most depressing riffs ever, helped by the fact that it's at like 50 bpm and tuned as low as hell.
Oh My Fucking God is really quite something, I must agree. The guitar sound on their song "Skeksis" in some sections (especially in the intro) is possibly the absolute heaviest I've ever heard, but the song isn't particularly crushing or anything.
One group that hasn't been mentioned that I think deserves to be is Immolation...they're probably the nastiest and most evil sounding death metal band around. I just can't really think of any good "heavy" songs by them offhand, sry. Maybe "Nailed to Gold" or "Christ's Cage."
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Factorplayer said:
I was always a fan of the main riff of "Bouncing in a Bottomless Pit" though the guitar solos sort of counteract the heaviness of it all. The ridiculous vocals present on many of the tracks also makes it less heavy than it might be otherwise.
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Haha took 5 pages until Pandemonic Hyperblast
Nile and Cryptopsy and Berzerker and stuff bores me, the most intense and extreme song that's still worth listening I've heard is probably Kayo Dot's 'The Manifold Curiosity'. It's very calm for the first 14 minutes but then it gets pretty crazy, luckily only for a few minutes.
Nile and Cryptopsy and Berzerker and stuff bores me, the most intense and extreme song that's still worth listening I've heard is probably Kayo Dot's 'The Manifold Curiosity'. It's very calm for the first 14 minutes but then it gets pretty crazy, luckily only for a few minutes.
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Kir-ir-Bannog said:
I really don't think "Annihilation" is they're heaviest album. "Shrines" is a lot hevaier i find. Or maybe it's just that it's got less variety and feels less "produced"? I'm not sure.
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Cryptopsy's Slit your guts is a good one. seeing them in a week i think, should be fun to see Lord Worm in action.
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