.Metal.

BBQ · 2017-01-17T07:27:11.000Z

I liked the killers album, that had the original singer?

This song had me head banging while driving through this shitty weather, almost caused an accident. That ending solo

Hecatom · 2017-01-29T12:58:44.000Z

Psychoblue · 2017-01-30T06:37:47.000Z

I’m really liking a few of the new Metallica songs, particularly Spit Out the Bone. They make great driving songs and I like the mix of thrash and melodic going on with them. Hardwired and Atlas Rise are meh, though. This new album is definitely “salad bar” of taking what you want and leaving the rest.

Silent Descent is coming out with new stuff after a long hiatus. I have a few of their songs as Tekken Tunes and hopefully the new album will get some playtime when Tekken 7 drops.

Dead by April sounds so much heavier than before that they’re almost an entirely different band. They sound more like early Sonic Syndicate than they do Dead by April, but I suppose its to be expected with the band getting up there in years and not the same emo post-teens they were when they first hit big.

AriesWarlock · 2017-02-06T05:44:56.000Z

If you like “technical” brutal death/grindcore then check out Cephalectomy. When I first listened to them it blew my mind how crazy their sound was, the mixture of styles, but it works. They called their style true northern mystigrind.

Their last album they made available for free. Later they split up, and made all their music available for free on their website. Some of their links were down, so their music was not easy to find.

http://technicaldeathmetal.org/tag/cephalectomy/

You can find their music for download in the above link. Share with your friends.

http://www.cephalectomy.com/press.html

Sevans · 2017-02-07T05:27:07.000Z

Been feeling a little rebellious lately; anyone have some recommendations for metal with some fucking attitude? It can be a little angsty, as I find that attitude to be a little more genuine than say… what’s posted above me (not that that’s bad either.) Metal has raw fucking talent in spades now-a-days, but I feel like it’s lost some of its spirit in the process.

First person to make an angsty Linkin Park joke sucks cocks.

Psychoblue · 2017-02-07T05:29:27.000Z

Sonic Syndicate with their original lineup sounds more in line with what you’re looking for. Just be warned: We Rule the Night marked the beginning of a steep decline for the band due to losing so much of their original lineup and thus their creative direction that led to their success in the first place. SERIOUSLY, STAY AS FAR AWAY FROM CONFESSIONS AS YOU CAN!

Sevans · 2017-02-07T05:47:18.000Z

Listening to Only Inhuman right now and this is a solid suggestion so far; could stand to be a little angrier but I like it, so thanks.

Just for a little direction, I’ve been to listening to a lot of shit like this lately.

Psychoblue · 2017-02-07T08:37:02.000Z

In honor of Black History month…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9E9-L9_S3V0

AriesWarlock · 2017-02-09T10:32:37.000Z

Sevans:

Been feeling a little rebellious lately; anyone have some recommendations for metal with some fucking attitude? It can be a little angsty, as I find that attitude to be a little more genuine than say… what’s posted above me (not that that’s bad either.) Metal has raw fucking talent in spades now-a-days, but I feel like it’s lost some of its spirit in the process.

First person to make an angsty Linkin Park joke sucks cocks.

Maybe Altar?

Psychoblue:

In honor of Black History month…

Hecatom · 2017-02-09T23:44:27.000Z

https://youtu.be/NnRAIwLql1g

Lyrics

[details=Spoiler]LYRICS

Standing
Confused
Tears in my eyes
Void in my heart
I don’t know who I am anymore
This trance defies the realms of my mind
My head collapsed by the magnitude of this feeling

Let you be, close your eyes
and dare to see what always was…

I will, I want!

Don’t want to be what I am not anymore!
Trust your being, let you feel connected with this life.
Thousand voices, fear and anger,
Fighting ego wants to keep this false I alive.

Confined by the walls I built
Being consumed by this prison skin.
Open your Eye
Feel what you’re inside…

You’re not your face,
You’re not the name you’ve been given
Break these walls and see the Light,
Transcend the senses,
Be!!

There is more,
That I can’t see
That I can’t touch
But I can feel, deep
I will break free
For this false reality
I will!
Leave the anger
Open your heart
Bloom outside this prison skin.[/details]

Sevans · 2017-02-10T19:31:23.000Z

AriesWarlock:

Sevans:

Been feeling a little rebellious lately; anyone have some recommendations for metal with some fucking attitude? It can be a little angsty, as I find that attitude to be a little more genuine than say… what’s posted above me (not that that’s bad either.) Metal has raw fucking talent in spades now-a-days, but I feel like it’s lost some of its spirit in the process.

First person to make an angsty Linkin Park joke sucks cocks.

Maybe Altar?

https://youtu.be/5zek3prPiFA

This is pretty good; looking through some of their other releases, I like the older stuff a little better.

Hecatom · 2017-02-13T08:54:00.000Z

AriesWarlock · 2017-02-13T09:34:32.000Z

Few bands can be relentlessly brutal and compositionally sophisticated at the same time, but these 10 acts have balanced both dynamics with sheer brilliance.
The origins of technical death metal trace back to the 1980s when death metal was starting to emerge from Tampa, Fla. Up in Orlando, Death‘s Chuck Schuldiner was experimenting with highly mechanical musicianship and later became the godfather of both death metal and technical death metal. In western Florida, Athiest were concocting a similar formula which would also go on to inspired an entire generation of metal bands.

Tech-death made a huge resurgence at the turn of the millennium, with Muhammed Suiçmez arguably leading the charge with Necrophagist. It’s unbelievable that Muhammed was writing what became Onset of Putrefaction as far back as 1992, seeing as how innovative the album sounded when it was finally unleashed in 1999. Hell, it still sounds incredible to this day.

Another new-school hero of tech death is Obscura, finding massive success with Cosmogenesis in 2009. The German act helped refresh technical death metal once again, following up with the equally brilliant Omnivium in 2011.

Loudwire

10 Greatest Technical Death Metal Bands

Few bands can be relentlessly brutal and compositionally sophisticated at the same time.

Fulci86 · 2017-02-13T23:54:11.000Z

I’m an old school metal head. Lately I’ve been jamming alot of Venom, first few Morbid Angel albums, Kreator, Overkill, Razor, Mayhem, Autopsy, and Hammer.

AriesWarlock · 2017-02-14T02:26:07.000Z

Because you demanded it, Lady Gaga and her band Metallica!

https://youtu.be/EviNimQjut8

Fulci86 · 2017-02-14T04:32:22.000Z

geadom:

My AOTY so far:

https://darkdescentrecords.bandcamp.com/album/starspawn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ovk2_yhUi8

Great album! Dark Descent has so many great released. They’re probably my favorite label right now, along with Hells Headbangers.

Fulci86 · 2017-02-14T04:34:32.000Z

*releases, not released

MARTIAN · 2017-02-15T13:29:54.000Z

These guys are really talented, I’m jamming to their shit ever since I found out about them a few days ago. Very creative and impactful music video for an equally impactful song. :tup:

AriesWarlock · 2017-02-18T23:27:23.000Z

New Obituary song kicks ass

Death metal legends OBITUARY have unveiled “No,” a new track recorded exclusively for the Decibel Flexi Series. 2017 will mark the first year in Decibel history that each band on the tour has recorded a song for the series. You can hear “No” digitally at the link below.

AriesWarlock · 2017-02-22T23:40:02.000Z

If you like punk/thrash ala Municipal Waste or SOD then you may like this