Hecatom Posted October 7, 2020 Share Posted October 7, 2020 Well, lets get the ball rolling OrochiJ 1 Quote Link to post
DoctaMario Posted October 10, 2020 Share Posted October 10, 2020 I've been going back and listening to metal albums I always wanted to check out when I was in school but didn't have the money to buy. Spotify is a godsend! Slayer-'Undisputed Attitude' The Kovenant- 'Animatronic' Corrosion Of Conformity: 'Blind' (this album has some of the heaviest sounding guitars ever!) Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted October 10, 2020 Share Posted October 10, 2020 I've been thinking of doing a Ghost Rider/Morrigan MVCI combo vid to this. It is a special feeling to see a band that you've hyped up since their demo days not only hit the mainstream, but hit the mainstream even outside the metal world. #9 worldwide in ALL genres baby! Quote Link to post
AriesWarlock Posted October 11, 2020 Share Posted October 11, 2020 On 10/10/2020 at 11:00 AM, DoctaMario said: I've been going back and listening to metal albums I always wanted to check out when I was in school but didn't have the money to buy. Spotify is a godsend! Slayer-'Undisputed Attitude' The Kovenant- 'Animatronic' Corrosion Of Conformity: 'Blind' (this album has some of the heaviest sounding guitars ever!) You could have listened to those years ago on youtube lol. It's been years since I listened to Undisputed Attitude. I don't know if you are aware, but the album is mostly covers of punk songs. The Kovenant even more years since I checked them out. They used to go by Covenant before they went more industrial DoctaMario 1 Quote Link to post
DoctaMario Posted October 13, 2020 Share Posted October 13, 2020 On 10/11/2020 at 12:33 PM, AriesWarlock said: You could have listened to those years ago on youtube lol. It's been years since I listened to Undisputed Attitude. I don't know if you are aware, but the album is mostly covers of punk songs. The Kovenant even more years since I checked them out. They used to go by Covenant before they went more industrial They were albums I wanted to check out but basically forgot about until recently. Although now that I think of it, I had a tape dub of the CoC album. And yeah I knew some of the songs on that Slayer album already, but I was curious as to how they'd do them, if they'd go straight cover or Slayer them up a bit. The Kovenant is weird. I got into a mood to hear KMFDM and remembered that they existed and I'm not normally terribly into growling cookie monster vocals but the way this guy annunciates combined with the distortion on his vocals makes for an interesting sound. He actually sings more on the follow up record they did and I actually liked the growling better. Quote Link to post
OrochiJ Posted October 16, 2020 Share Posted October 16, 2020 I've been really into Black Crown Initiate lately. They made a good transition from a good death metal band to something amazing. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3goI9nJNpmw Hecatom 1 Quote Link to post
Hecatom Posted October 18, 2020 Author Share Posted October 18, 2020 Speaking of them i didnt know that they released a new album/ep this year. Quote Link to post
OrochiJ Posted October 22, 2020 Share Posted October 22, 2020 Oh it's amazing. I've had it on repeat for the past 2 weeks Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted December 4, 2020 Share Posted December 4, 2020 I'm really feeling this one. Heard on the radio on my way home tonight from work. Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted February 2 Share Posted February 2 1 hour ago, Emptyeyes said: I prefer Disguise and 570 Emptyeyes 1 Quote Link to post
Emptyeyes Posted February 7 Share Posted February 7 What made me drawn to those two is that haunted was my past, where as "alive" is a renewal of me and would like to preserve it. Everyone has their wounds, but it's important to cope with them and improve your well being. Quote Link to post
Camacho Posted February 7 Share Posted February 7 Psychoblue, Abbachio and AriesWarlock 3 Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted February 8 Share Posted February 8 3 hours ago, Emptyeyes said: What made me drawn to those two is that haunted was my past, where as "alive" is a renewal of me and would like to preserve it. Everyone has their wounds, but it's important to cope with them and improve your well being. I'm a huge fan of Disturbed, gonna definitely go to the 20th Anni Sickness concert once it's clear again. Also Haunted always reminded me of Geese's FF3 theme. Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted February 8 Share Posted February 8 2 hours ago, Camacho said: MORBID!!!!!111!!1 AriesWarlock 1 Quote Link to post
Emptyeyes Posted March 2 Share Posted March 2 (edited) Interesting... Lyrics: Spoiler It’s time for a large clock to play its melancholy Lose yourself in a curtain of steam Rise and accumulate your gold nuggets Every night is a masquerade in a skyscraper Getting rusty, the brass will seed to a gold leaf The illusions of the metropolis will fall to ruin Rewards from the golden age comes with misery The princess grieved to this world Embellish your body with Romanesque vanity It will start to burn it leaving you naked If you can decipher the revelation from the stars It could leads this world even furthermore If you could have remembered the source of the light (The world comes to an end) If you could have tell us our fate (The world comes to anger ) The Ether compose the shaking flame of the universe An endless reincarnation of the Acacia in the empty sky Death and life are an astral illusion The Lipika binds us altogether that is our own idea The hanging gardens looks old as the parchments out fathers left us Fragrance of a Judas tree The ink spreaded to witness there final moments, as a final message My wise daughter, my time is over A dark future will come Wich one of us will get all the credit It’s said that we need to fall in the ruin of the things that once was If you could have remember the source of the light The world comes to an end If you could have tell us our fate The world comes to anger The Ether compose the shaking flame of the universe An endless reincarnation of the Acacia in the empty sky Death and life are an astral illusion The Lipika binds us altogether that is our own idea The god of existence misleads us He wants that we depend on his help No one’s noticed that our evolution has stopped A flickering bonfire adorn the carriage Steams of gold seems to shines from the downtown If you can decipher the revelation from the stars It could leads this world even furthermore If you could have remember the source of the light (The world comes to an end) If you could have tell us our fate (The world comes to anger ) The Ether compose the shaking flame of the universe An endless reincarnation of the Acacia in the empty sky Death and life are an astral illusion The Lipika binds us altogether that is our own idea Edited March 2 by Emptyeyes Psychoblue 1 Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted March 2 Share Posted March 2 (edited) 56 minutes ago, Emptyeyes said: Interesting... Lyrics: Hide contents It’s time for a large clock to play its melancholy Lose yourself in a curtain of steam Rise and accumulate your gold nuggets Every night is a masquerade in a skyscraper Getting rusty, the brass will seed to a gold leaf The illusions of the metropolis will fall to ruin Rewards from the golden age comes with misery The princess grieved to this world Embellish your body with Romanesque vanity It will start to burn it leaving you naked If you can decipher the revelation from the stars It could leads this world even furthermore If you could have remembered the source of the light (The world comes to an end) If you could have tell us our fate (The world comes to anger ) The Ether compose the shaking flame of the universe An endless reincarnation of the Acacia in the empty sky Death and life are an astral illusion The Lipika binds us altogether that is our own idea The hanging gardens looks old as the parchments out fathers left us Fragrance of a Judas tree The ink spreaded to witness there final moments, as a final message My wise daughter, my time is over A dark future will come Wich one of us will get all the credit It’s said that we need to fall in the ruin of the things that once was If you could have remember the source of the light The world comes to an end If you could have tell us our fate The world comes to anger The Ether compose the shaking flame of the universe An endless reincarnation of the Acacia in the empty sky Death and life are an astral illusion The Lipika binds us altogether that is our own idea The god of existence misleads us He wants that we depend on his help No one’s noticed that our evolution has stopped A flickering bonfire adorn the carriage Steams of gold seems to shines from the downtown If you can decipher the revelation from the stars It could leads this world even furthermore If you could have remember the source of the light (The world comes to an end) If you could have tell us our fate (The world comes to anger ) The Ether compose the shaking flame of the universe An endless reincarnation of the Acacia in the empty sky Death and life are an astral illusion The Lipika binds us altogether that is our own idea You've seen her other band right? They're absolutely amazing. Edited March 2 by Psychoblue Emptyeyes 1 Quote Link to post
AriesWarlock Posted March 9 Share Posted March 9 (edited) Sad news. Legendary ENTOMBED Vocalist L.G. Petrov Has Died At Age 49 Cancer takes another talented soul. We are saddened to report the death of highly influential vocalist LG Petrov. Decibel Magazine broke the news earlier today. Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading. Petrov lost his battle with bile duct cancer and passed away on March 7 at the age of 49. Petrov was most famously known for his highly influential contributions to Entombed, recording a slew of classics including Left Hand Path and Wolverine Blues. Prior to the formation of Entombed, Petrov fronted Nihilist, which Decibel notes was "universally hailed as the most important Swedish death metal band of the late-’80s." @Camacho@Abbachio Edited March 9 by AriesWarlock Abbachio 1 Quote Link to post
Emptyeyes Posted March 10 Share Posted March 10 Lovely band. I've only known and listened to their music for a few years. Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted March 14 Share Posted March 14 oh look it's WSO Logan getting harassed by Lordi Hecatom 1 Quote Link to post
Emptyeyes Posted March 14 Share Posted March 14 Since Linkin Park has heavy metal.... I relate too much to maybe most song lyrics produced from this band. Quote Link to post
AriesWarlock Posted March 18 Share Posted March 18 https://www.loudersound.com/features/dave-mustaine-greatest-quotes Camacho and Hecatom 1 1 Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted March 18 Share Posted March 18 34 minutes ago, AriesWarlock said: https://www.loudersound.com/features/dave-mustaine-greatest-quotes Respect to Dave but we both know that's not true. There's a few winners in the nu metal wave of the 90s like Deftones and Korn. AriesWarlock 1 Quote Link to post
Camacho Posted March 18 Share Posted March 18 Korn: 3 bass players and a whiny guy impersonating the Tasmanian Devil. I remember hearing one of their songs on the radio and thinking my speakers were blown when I heard how shitty their guitar tone was. AriesWarlock and Psychoblue 2 Quote Link to post
Camacho Posted March 18 Share Posted March 18 (edited) ...And it isn't the lack of solos that makes me hate nu-metal, it's pretty much everything else about it. It is whiny, angsty late 90's-early MTV pop rock inbred with hot topic mallrat-ism. It is musically uninteresting to the extreme, aesthetically heinous, and the culture it came from and furthers is more trashy than a rural carnival port-a-potty that hasn't been dumped for a week with daily hot dog eating contests. It is faux heavy music for gangly awkward kids when they needed to rage from being told their pagers would be turned off if they didn't go cut the grass. It is the musical equivalent of getting a barb wire tattoo to look tough. It is edgy only to the sort of people who think saying "fuck" and "motherfucker" 8 times in each sentence makes them intimidating. It made Fred Durst rich and famous- that alone is enough of a damning indictment. Metal should be catharsis from the discharge of rage, nu-metal is more akin to the feeling women get when they watch a tear jerking straight to TV Lifetime channel movie. Edited March 18 by Camacho Hecatom 1 Quote Link to post
AriesWarlock Posted March 18 Share Posted March 18 14 minutes ago, Camacho said: ...And it isn't the lack of solos that makes me hate nu-metal, it's pretty much everything else about it. It is whiny, angsty late 90's-early MTV pop rock inbred with hot topic mallrat-ism. It is musically uninteresting to the extreme, aesthetically heinous, and the culture it came from and furthers is more trashy than a rural carnival port-a-potty that hasn't been dumped for a week with daily hot dog eating contests. It is faux heavy music for gangly awkward kids when they needed to rage from being told their pagers would be turned off if they didn't go cut the grass. It is the musical equivalent of getting a barb wire tattoo to look tough. It is edgy only to the sort of people who think saying "fuck" and "motherfucker" 8 times in each sentence makes them intimidating. It made Fred Durst rich and famous- that alone is enough of a damning indictment. Metal should be catharsis from the discharge of rage, nu-metal is more akin to the feeling women get when they watch a tear jerking straight to TV Lifetime channel movie. Dude, when things normalize and live shows come back, you should say all this when you are up on the stage and upload it to youtube! Hecatom and Camacho 2 Quote Link to post
Camacho Posted March 18 Share Posted March 18 I did make fun of floorpunching metalcore fans at a show once in 07. They only wanted to hear dollar general breakdowns- we didn't give it to them, so I threw change on the floor and asked if they wanted to pick up pennies while flailing about. AriesWarlock and Hecatom 2 Quote Link to post
Camacho Posted March 18 Share Posted March 18 I do realize it's all subjective and really doesn't matter- I just have a personal revulsion to nu-metal akin to what a classical music enthusiast probably feels when they hear a tiny snippet of a famous piece sampled in an F-tier rap song. Hecatom 1 Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted March 19 Share Posted March 19 31 minutes ago, Camacho said: I do realize it's all subjective and really doesn't matter- I just have a personal revulsion to nu-metal akin to what a classical music enthusiast probably feels when they hear a tiny snippet of a famous piece sampled in an F-tier rap song. Your shows sound lit and when live shows do return I hope someone catches them on their phone or something. Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted March 19 Share Posted March 19 (edited) Well while we're talking about Nu Metal, you cool if we speak KOF for a bit? Edited March 19 by Psychoblue Quote Link to post
Hecatom Posted March 19 Author Share Posted March 19 10 hours ago, Camacho said: Snip I totally get where you are coming from. I personally don't dislike all Nu Metal, but i do think that the Nu Metal term is a misnomer tbh. Nu Metal only shares some of the most passing attributes of Metal with the heavy sound, much like Metalcore, which btw, i love many bands of Metalcore, so i don't really share the disdain of other metal heads to it, but i also get them. The 3 genres are cousins with similarities, but they don't really share the same feeling and philosophies that drive the songs and the written structure. Dunno who said it, but i think is very true, that Metal is music for musicians, and you can tell on the high end acts specially on the more Technical and Progressive acts. Where you can listen the passion that drives them. Camacho 1 Quote Link to post
AriesWarlock Posted March 20 Share Posted March 20 (edited) Just found out about this band, they sound pretty good The band's debut EP sounds like it could have come straight off a mix cassette tape in an 80's tape trade. Morbid Breath's approach takes it's cues from many of the usually suspects and does a great job of merging early Metallica, Slayer, and Venom with the a bit of the Teutonic Thrash of Kreator and Sodom. In the Hand of the Reaper oozes authenticity and is a solid promise of what is to come in the future from this 4 piece! great album cover! ================================================================================================================== https://volantband.bandcamp.com/releases Pretty good raw Black/speed . Free demo by clicking on "Digital Album" below . I believe you'll like this @Abbachio Edited March 20 by AriesWarlock Emptyeyes and Abbachio 2 Quote Link to post
Emptyeyes Posted March 20 Share Posted March 20 Thank you, AriesWarlock. The song was catchy and nice old school cover. I've subscribed to their channel. AriesWarlock 1 Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted March 24 Share Posted March 24 This one's for @Emptyeyesas I stated before, Disturbed is a band quite dear to me despite their last album being a bit of a snore. Here's my fave song from them. I bought tickets to the Blue Ridge Rock Festival, getting the VIP package. It will take place my birthday weekend in September. No idea what the world will be like then but I'm fully vaccinated so at least I won't have to worry about getting terminally ill. Everyone get your shots please. I miss live events dearly. Emptyeyes 1 Quote Link to post
Emptyeyes Posted March 24 Share Posted March 24 Yes, I love Disturbed. I would love to go to a band concert one day. It never crossed my mind before, but it's nice to get out of the house, pre-pandemic at least. Quote Link to post
Lord Vega Posted March 25 Share Posted March 25 (edited) Edited March 25 by Lord Vega Quote Link to post
Psychoblue Posted April 2 Share Posted April 2 (edited) Another one @Emptyeyesmight like, heard this on Liquid Metal on the way to the office this afternoon. What do you get when you cross System of a Down with No Doubt? Edited April 2 by Psychoblue Emptyeyes 1 Quote Link to post
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