heavy metal thread

[FrenchFriedClownFingers]

Lately I've been listening to:

Nora
Ion Dissonance
Fermento
Disgested Flesh
Inveracity
Carcass
Death
Gorgasm
Crowbar

[BallDontLie]

Slayer on Fallon. 

Haven't cared about anything they've done post-Seasons, but this sounds pretty spot on.

http://www.vulture.com/2017/07/slayer-fallon-raining-blood.html

Good shit.




Been listening to Dragged Into Sunlight. Heavy, heavy stuff don't let the name fool you....

[dirtyweemidden]

im digging these guys new album recently

[CHONGO]

one of my buddies showed me these guys. Super fucking sick.
Wish I knew about them a few years ago when i lived in WA.

[Glue Reed]

AMAZING/hilarious footage of the mighty Beherit playing live at what appears to be some kind of shopping mall.  Kinda makes their evil mystique seem... not so evil.  Still, pretty rad to see.

[Glue Reed]

Found this incredibly bad-ass live set of Repulsion back at their peak in a sweaty, underground hole back home in Michigan.  The energy in this off the charts.  Would've killed to be there:

[FrenchFriedClownFingers]

getting hella into doom/sludge:

noothgrush
corrupted
grief
meth drinker
pissboiler
dystopia

[Glue Reed]

getting hella into doom/sludge:

noothgrush
corrupted
grief
meth drinker
pissboiler
dystopia

good shit.  you may dig some friends of mines' band:

https://badrvogu.bandcamp.com/

[igrindtwinkies]

AMAZING/hilarious footage of the mighty Beherit playing live at what appears to be some kind of shopping mall.  Kinda makes their evil mystique seem... not so evil.  Still, pretty rad to see.

it's a battle of the bands too.

[Glue Reed]

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AMAZING/hilarious footage of the mighty Beherit playing live at what appears to be some kind of shopping mall.  Kinda makes their evil mystique seem... not so evil.  Still, pretty rad to see.

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it's a battle of the bands too.

I always get a chuckle out of how OVERLY serious black metal took/takes itself, only to be reminded that it's influences were just a bunch of pimple faced/dirt stache having kids whose parents dropped them off at gigs.  Listening to Drawing Down the Moon as I type this and it still rules over most of what came after.

[Huell Howser]

^lol the truth. I remember thinking this years ago when I watched deafheaven for a few songs at this hc fest. was loling how serious they looked all clad in urban outfitters digs from head to toe

the first couple of sepultura albums are so goddamn good. especially chaos a.d. and arise

[Gray Imp Sausage Metal]

did anyone ever given them shit for naming their album after the Amebix classic?

[Glue Reed]

did anyone ever given them shit for naming their album after the Amebix classic?

Not that I know of, but I do remember seeing a photo of them in the book Choosing Death (a must have if you haven't) where one of them was rocking the No Gods, No Masters shirt. 

For me, Sepultura was pretty untouchable up to and including Arise.  Morbid Visions and Schizophrenia are death/thrash classics.

That entire Brazilian scene was untouchable during that time... Sepultura, Vulcano, Holocausto, Mutilator, Sextrash and Sarcafago were, like above mentioned Beherit, doing it way better than most of what came afterwards.

[FrenchFriedClownFingers]

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getting hella into doom/sludge:

noothgrush
corrupted
grief
meth drinker
pissboiler
dystopia

[close]

thanks dude, this shit rules. i've added your friends band to my list. i have a mobile hotspot but metro pcs sucks andi can't watch or listen to music through it. i use the local colleges wifi when i go skate to get music and podcasts
good shit.  you may dig some friends of mines' band:

https://badrvogu.bandcamp.com/

[Huell Howser]

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did anyone ever given them shit for naming their album after the Amebix classic?

[close]

Not that I know of, but I do remember seeing a photo of them in the book Choosing Death (a must have if you haven't) where one of them was rocking the No Gods, No Masters shirt. 

For me, Sepultura was pretty untouchable up to and including Arise.  Morbid Visions and Schizophrenia are death/thrash classics.

That entire Brazilian scene was untouchable during that time... Sepultura, Vulcano, Holocausto, Mutilator, Sextrash and Sarcafago were, like above mentioned Beherit, doing it way better than most of what came afterwards.

not familiar with any other Brazilian bands, gonna have to check these

[Spaghetti Croc69]

Im more of a doom guy so if theres a specific thread for that lemme know.
Lots of stuff in here. Looking forward to blasting some new hate filled shit while I do homework

[Grind King Rims]

Should be going to see Cannibal Corpse in March. What are some of their stand-out albums?

[Glue Reed]

Should be going to see Cannibal Corpse in March. What are some of their stand-out albums?

The first 3 in order: Eaten Back To Life, Butchered At Birth, Tomb of the Mutilated.  The Bleeding is good, too, but those first 3 are monsters.  Anything with Chris Barnes on vocals.

Not sure what they sound like these days but I'd go if they played near me!

[Huell Howser]

obituary and powertrip are coming through soon. think I am going to go. never seen obituary before

[brycickle]

Im more of a doom guy so if theres a specific thread for that lemme know.
Lots of stuff in here. Looking forward to blasting some new hate filled shit while I do homework

http://www.slapmagazine.com/component/option,com_jfusion/Itemid,4/index.php?topic=38280.0

But posting here is perfectly acceptable too.

[FrenchFriedClownFingers]

im still stuck on sludge and doom, found out grief changed their name to "come to grief" they fucking rule

i always come back to slam brutal death metal. medic vomiting pus is pretty good

[Huell Howser]

oh damn yea, they played as "come to grief" not too long ago in LA i'm pretty sure. bad move not going on my part

[Glue Reed]

Anybody ever get into Death/Doom?  Don't listen to it very often but occasionally it fits a certain mood:

[Huell Howser]

Yea ^ a lot of peeps have posted doom/sludge stuff throughout this thread

-speakin of-

[Jud Nestorkins]

This is for all you drummers out there.

First, Matt Griener from August Burns red is one the best, mos technical drummer I’ve ever heard. Feel free to disagree.






Edit: By the way, that was a from a show where they played the album that song was from in its entirety and I believe that was the last song so his consistency  after playing 9/10 songs is impressive.





Here’s a different song song from the same set.








Second, I don’t know if anyone follows Howard Stern but the fucking redneck who licked his co worker’s taint and gets calls from his dad is a beast!!!







And lastly I’ll leave you with The Charn. Not the best drummer but his stamina is impressive.

[Huell Howser]

Yea just got word from the admins gonna need u 2 focus account immediately for posting august burns red and job for a cowboy in the heavy metal thread. it is now tainted

have a nice day

[Evil]

Fairly new body count that didn't come up in search. Gets pretty fun around 1:54 if you are impatient.

[IcanthelpitImfromMilwaukee]

Second, I don’t know if anyone follows Howard Stern but the fucking redneck who licked his co worker’s taint and gets calls from his dad is a beast!!!

That "redneck who licked his co-worker's taint" is Richard Christy who played on Death's "Sound of Perseverance" and both of Control Denied's records, show some fucking respect, kook.

[Sk.A.T.A.N]

A long time ago I was into August Burns Red and such, my music taste expanded a lot since, But lets's not derail this thread...

new PRIMITIVE MAN album:

https://noisey.vice.com/en_us/article/7xkqq9/for-primitive-man-misery-is-a-way-of-life


Straight up nihilistic/negative/caustic sound.

[1121317]

been listening necrophagist a lot recently