What are you listening to now - No. 8 🎵🎻🎶🎼🎸
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So, after the brain fry of the Berlin Trilogy.......Bowie came up with this.
Fripp on another planet, Japanese stuff and El Zig goddam wailing.
Totally overproduced, and glorious.
Fripp on another planet, Japanese stuff and El Zig goddam wailing.
Totally overproduced, and glorious.
'Generation of Vipers' is a grandiose first full-length by Virginian band Yesterday’s Saints. The group used material such as the Bible and Milton’s Paradise Lost to write a concept album about Satan and his presence throughout human history. The album was assembled like an opera, written in three acts with classical music pieces during the interlude and outro, while the band plays certain styles of metal during each act. The first act is primarily melodic death. The second act is doom, rock, power and thrash, and the last act consists of thrash and melodic death.
Matt Rice sets the tone of each non-instrumental song with his superb voice. He produces a wide range of voices from emotionally saturated power metal vocals to demonic death growls as well blackened screeches. His layering of vocals is very impressive.
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No idea what the words mean but just so catchy ...
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You may not like the next album then. I hear they've stripped it right back.
Citizen erased 2 is probably the thing that has me most excited about the album. I loved Origin of Symmetry but not sure they should look into the rearview mirror with the new album.
Still can't wait until they tour again. They never disappoint.
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Studio version of new single just released!
Why choose between black metal and thrash, when you can have both!!
'Enki' is a stellar release because of how it uses classic and familiar sounds from two of metal's most cherished styles, but fuses them together into something different. Black metal colliding with more a more high octane genre is definitely a recipe for success, and Melechesh's Middle Eastern / Oriental extras are just the cherry on top.
'Enki' is a stellar release because of how it uses classic and familiar sounds from two of metal's most cherished styles, but fuses them together into something different. Black metal colliding with more a more high octane genre is definitely a recipe for success, and Melechesh's Middle Eastern / Oriental extras are just the cherry on top.
Today is a Nick Cave and Kate Bush day.
Anyone order some italian?
Italian power metal coming at ya, with a hint of styles from Ireland, whether it come via traditional folk hymns or rock anthems like Thin Lizzy.
Italian power metal coming at ya, with a hint of styles from Ireland, whether it come via traditional folk hymns or rock anthems like Thin Lizzy.
I love Muse and have seen them about three times. Harker I didn't really enjoy their 2013 tour I just thought it lacked something, but that could of been that the other two times I had seen they played outdoors and this time they played at The Arena, completely different atmosphere and I even had decent seats.
MEB thanks for the film clips.
MEB thanks for the film clips.
Geting cool with the Indians.
.....and tail it with a genius.
Difford & Tilbrook.........another of that trainline of quality songwriter pairs from the UK, along with XTC.
Nothing like some melodic black metal from Thulcandra.
Score another instant classic for the old guys! Raven begins the "ExtermiNation" of crap acts around the globe!
The first truly surprising release of 2015, Alkaloid's debut album “The Malkuth Grimoire” creates a dark union between the technical and the progressive in entirely unexpected ways.
To give you an idea of what to expect, Alkaloid can be compared to a progressive extreme metal outfit like Enslaved (or perhaps long ago Opeth) colliding with an instrument-heavy and technical band like Blotted Science. In this case, however, tech metal gets a much-needed dose of the melodic along with a twist of Gothic atmosphere.
Mister Carlton
Better than you.
fnm_just a man
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A few years back, I spent weeks thinking about my all time favourite songs. Tough gig!... I tried to base it on how mental I went over each song at my peak ....... Into My Arms came in at number 4 ... What a beautiful song. Love Nick Cave.
Kate Bush sang Running Up That Hill, and with a touch of irony, her house is currently at risk of collapsing down a cliff face, I believe.
But, Kate Bush
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Perhaps a lot of people are sick of it ? I don't really hear new songs all that much, and new pop songs even less, so I've only recently discovered this gem.
Unfortunately I'm over it, but his new single is good. I really like his voice.
The version of Take Me to Church that plays on the radio was recorded in his attic.
Rammstein. Oh how we love your antics!King of Ruin
Love my metal (Dark, Ambient etc) but it's of a very pigeon-holed type. Blut Aus Nord.....Sun O)))....Opeth (I know. Not really metal any more)
I do like Rammstein though. Funny guys
Any newcomers worth giving time to?
Other than Alkaloid, I can't really think of anyone new. Should check out Enslaved they still do amazing things unlike Opeth... However, they've been around for a while now.
These guys ain't completely new but this was their 2nd only full album. (You listened to this one when I originally posted it.)
I'll do some more digging for you. See what else I can find.
