One Of The Greats
A Canadian Treasure
Ima look into it.
Misc You Guys Like Metal?
- Thread starter Peter Parker
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Ima look into it.
One Of The Greats
A Canadian Treasure
Y'all fukk with The Crown ?
Not really my thing. Too much thrash and melody for me. I like my death metal darker/eviler/uglier.
I just like ugly shyt.
One Of The Greats
A Canadian Treasure
This new Panopticon album might be the best metal album of 2014 (so far). @Peter Parker
shyt's all kinds of juicy. Love it more with every spin.
shyt's all kinds of juicy. Love it more with every spin.
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to those who like them quick death metal drums, but music thats a little more melodic and tranquil yall should peep this relatively new band The Mire. "Glass Cathedrals" is a phenomenal album. @Insensitive what kinda stuff do you like? Yall need to hop on this sludge wave brehs
a couple standout tracks:
my fave part at 4:15 and onwards below
certainly my fave albu of 2014 this one
One Of The Greats
A Canadian Treasure
You need to peep that album, my dude...
Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
just felt like posting some death metal classics tbh 
I didn't get this tag at all (didn't see it until now). But currently I'm fukking with the new eyehategod real heavy. I got the new COC on my phone, Down, godhunter, Indian (yeah, I'm calling them sludge). I like the classics too though (acid bath, buzzov*en, etc). Sludge is definitely one of my favorite sub-genres. I like doom in general, and I call sludge a subset of doom.
Edit: I'm listing to that new YOB right now ("Clearing the Path to Ascend"). Real good sludge breh. Highly recommended
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That Pantopicon has really grown on me. I like it a lot. Still prefer Kentucky though.
Everybody is into the new Pallbearer. I am not. I loved the first Pallbearer album. But what the fukk happened? I don't even consider them doom anymore. They're like classic doom if anything. I dunno why the album is getting such high praises (even by the mainstream)
Everybody is into the new Pallbearer. I am not. I loved the first Pallbearer album. But what the fukk happened? I don't even consider them doom anymore. They're like classic doom if anything. I dunno why the album is getting such high praises (even by the mainstream)
Favorite Doom track (and one of my favorite tracks of any genre):
This is of of the best songs ever recorded. If you like doom at all, get all of Esoteric's albums. It's funeral doom, but it's still accessible
This is of of the best songs ever recorded. If you like doom at all, get all of Esoteric's albums. It's funeral doom, but it's still accessible
Peter Parker
Superstar
To all my brehs who were posting about Boris the last 10 pages, I fukking slept, just listened to Floods and that shyt was 
Hooked now
Hooked now
Cult of Luna - Salvation and through Silver in BloodCheck out the following albums:
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Black Sabbath - Sabotage
Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast
Iron Maiden - Powerslave
Metallica - Ride the Lightning
Metallica - Master of Puppets
See if you notice any distinction in music quality (riffing, solos, drumming, song structure, lyrics, etc) between those 3 bands and SOAD, FFDP and Disturbed. If you enjoy the albums and want to get further into the Metal genre as a whole from there, just drop me a mention.
I haven't checked out The Ocean yet, but I can confirm that Neurosis is that piff. Start off with Through Silver In Blood, if it doesn't click during the first listen just give it one more try and you'll be.
After you "get" that album, check out the rest of their stuff (specifically Enemy of the Sun, Times of Grace, and A Sun That Never Sets).
Also, check these albums out if you've never listened to them:
Cult of Luna - Somewhere Along the Highway
Agalloch - Ashes Against the Grain
Boris - Feedbacker
Katatonia - The Great Cold Distance (Brave Murder Day is their best album, but this release is probably a better introduction based off of what you already listen to)
. Both 9/10 caliber
That new YOB is truly demonic brehs. I just listened to that shyt intently in my bed and it filled me with so much sorrow and uneasiness. The album impacts you in a physical way. Listen to it with headphones and see what's up.
I haven't been this physically affected by an album since Xasthur "prison of mirrors".
I haven't been this physically affected by an album since Xasthur "prison of mirrors".