Any Death Angel fans here???
One of my favorite bands, 2010's Relentless Retribution is a stellar album, haters up your butts(it got mixed reviews to say the least).
Mastodon & Opeth? :O
I'm seeing Mastodon on the 11th, but they've got Dillinger & Red Fang with them.
Also, just got my ticket for Agalloch with Velnias supporting in April, can't wait for that one.
I would love to go see Mastodon, but I can't stand for longer than 30 minutes without being in pain. Anyone ever gone to a concert but had to sit down? Was it enjoyable?
Never been to anything like that so I don't quite know what to expect.
Eh...have you heard the new Opeth album? They'll play nearly all of it at the concert it's a snore-fest. I'm not a fan of the direction they've taken now. Great for them but not great for my music collection.
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I hate to put it this way, but I think Opeth "out grew" the level of musical depth of some of their fans, I think you can try to listen to more varities of music, not just death metal, you will come back to Opeth some day and appreciate it more I can promise you.
I mean, do you like progressive music at all? King Crimson? Jethro Tull? If you don't like any of that at all, of course you will find this offensive.
I was having back problems a few years ago and couldn't stand for a very long time. I went to concerts all of the time and really enjoyed myself. However, the place I went to has raised seating in the back with an excellent view of the stage. Sure, I'm not down in the pit moshing around ... but I could still watch the band play and there was something fun about watching everything explode into chaos beneath me.I would love to go see Mastodon, but I can't stand for longer than 30 minutes without being in pain. Anyone ever gone to a concert but had to sit down? Was it enjoyable?
Never been to anything like that so I don't quite know what to expect.
Hoooooooly fuck were Iced Earth incredible last night.
They closed the show last night, so I guess them and Symphony X are swapping show to show.
Eh...have you heard the new Opeth album? They'll play nearly all of it at the concert it's a snore-fest. I'm not a fan of the direction they've taken now. Great for them but not great for my music collection.
I do enjoy Heritage, but I will admit to wishing at times that they still sounded like Still Life-circa Opeth - still, even if the majority of the set consisted of Heritage songs, I wouldn't be too perturbed and would prefer that to Dillinger (who I will be watching from the bar) and Red Fang (who I haven't yet heard enough of to judge).
Red Fang is good stoner rock if your into that. Their album last year was in my top 20.
http://redfang.bandcamp.com/
Hoooooooly fuck were Iced Earth incredible last night.
They closed the show last night, so I guess them and Symphony X are swapping show to show. Warbringer were a servicable opener, although their songs were kind of samey.
Symphony X were good, but their setlist was very Iconoclast heavy, and their sound was shockingly muddy. I shouldn't have to listen for Michael Romeo's guitar when he is soloing when I'm seeing this band.
Iced Earth, however, had crystal clear sound and pummeled the shit out of my face for an hour and a half. So. Fucking. Good.
Hoooooooly fuck! Just bought tickets to see Cathedral in Sydney supported by Paradise Lost! Not only that but I'm going to see Mastodon with Gojira AND a friend of my wife is getting us free tickets to see Amon Amarth!
I suppose this is the universe making up for the fact that I just missed out getting tickets to see The Devin Townsend/Meshuggah/Dredg tour. At least I've seen Devin play 4-5 times in the past so I'm not too upset.
This has to be the best year for Metal tours in Australia that I've seen in over 10 years.
In other news, I am loving so much the latest Septicflesh album "The Great Mass", is sooooooooooo wicked! and the orchestral bonus is pure gold. Definitely recomend it!
Seeing the Cathedral/Paradise Lost show in Melbourne, it should be great. Getting pumped for it now too!
finally, another kindred spirit! Apocalypse is too down.
It is too Epic to not paying attention to this master piece, dammit!
Also, any other Orphaned Land fans here? Feckin' love them! They were in my country last week and dammit, even if i couldn't see them inside the venue, got to listen to them from the outside, those dudes are The Best!!!!
Do not miss them. Fantastic show live.Amon Amarth (fecking love these dudes) on April 8th
So yeah, very interesting ppl coming over Hopefully I will be able to see most of them ^^
In other news, I am loving so much the latest Septicflesh album "The Great Mass", is sooooooooooo wicked! and the orchestral bonus is pure gold. Definitely recomend it!
APRIL 28TH & 29TH, 2012 in OSHKOSH, WI
SATURDAY, APRIL 28TH
Loss
(Bleak funeral doom from Nashville, TN.)
Ash Borer
(Black metal from Arcata, CA/Portland, OR.)
Fell Voices
(Atmospheric black metal from CA/NY.)
A Scanner Darkly
(Reuniting for the fest w/guest members. Sci-fi grind/sludge.)
Hell
(Scathing sludge/doom from Salem, OR.)
Get Rad
(Fast hardcore from Milwaukee, WI.)
Lycus
(Doom from San Fransisco, CA.)
Protestant
(Aggressive and fast hardcore from Milwaukee, WI.)
Arms Aloft
(Melodic punk from Eau Claire, WI.)
SUNDAY, APRIL 29TH
Thou
(True Baton Rouge drone. Performing their Tyrant LP live.)
False
(Relentless black metal from Minneapolis, MN.)
The Body
(Noise/sludge from Providence, RI.)
Mutilation Rites
(Thrashy black metal from Brooklyn, NY.)
Northless
(Misanthropic sludge/doom from Milwaukee, WI.)
Sleepwalker
(Solo black metal project of M. Rekevics. Rare live performance)
Baby Boy
(Heavy punk from Baton Rouge, LA.)
Aseethe
(Atmospheric doom from Iowa.)
Darger + Plague Mother
(Two ohio noise projects playing a combine set.)
Is it bad that I don't recognise a single one of those bands? Then again I'm not American.
I've got a couple of Orphaned Land albums on vinyl but haven't listened to them in over 5 years. Frankly I don't even remember what they sound like.
currently at the symphony x / iced earth show in sayreville.
enjoying every minute.
That sounds amazeballs, I am really looking forward to see those two, they are coming to my country in some months, plus some more interesting ppl.
Iced Earth on March 19th
Opeth on March 24th
Amon Amarth (fecking love these dudes) on April 8th
Unisonic + Gotthard on May 20th
Diablo Swing Orchestra on June 1st
Symphony X + Kamelot on September the 8th
Wait a minute... mexican? If so, nice to know there's another metalhead gaffer living here. I would love to see Opeth and Amon Amarth, but the trip to Mexico City is not cheap but, definitely going to Unisonic, It is on Sunday and I really, really liked the new EP.
never liked orwarrior but their previous album was quite good though...
I think Mabool is their best album so far, but even so, I like them, they are pretty damn good live.
Mabool is one of the records of theirs that I own.
Might listen to it tomorrow.
Yep, mexican here, yeah ppl from outside of the city say is kinda expensive to come to the city, I am also looking forward to ALL of them, I hope I get a job before those start LOL. And also Gamma Ray are coming
I think Mabool is their best album so far, but even so, I like them, they are pretty damn good live.
you're mexican too? well me too anyways, yeah Mabool is pretty good however have you heard of Amaseffer? They sound like Orphaned Land but with a much more soundtrack emphasis.
You totally should, yep.
Any others liking Sabaton?
So what are your five or ten (or whatever ) albums you're listening to at the moment? After having seen the documentary "Such Hawks, such Hounds" I found new or not so new stuff I really like at the moment.
Orange Goblin - Healing Through Fire / I can't wait for their new album!
Sleep - Dopesmoker (great for working out!) and Holy Mountain
Spirit Caravan - The Last Embrace
Wino - Adrift, Punctuated Equilibrium
Shrinebuilder -self titled
High on Fire - Death is this communion (Matt Pike is a beast!)
Five last metal albums I listened to:
Darkthrone - Under A Funderal Moon
Aura Noir - Black Trash Attack
Hail - Inheritance of Evilness
Sarcofago - INRI
Funebrarum - The Sleep of Morbid Dreams
So what are your five or ten (or whatever ) albums you're listening to at the moment? After having seen the documentary "Such Hawks, such Hounds" I found new or not so new stuff I really like at the moment.
Orange Goblin - Healing Through Fire / I can't wait for their new album!
Sleep - Dopesmoker (great for working out!) and Holy Mountain
Spirit Caravan - The Last Embrace
Wino - Adrift, Punctuated Equilibrium
Shrinebuilder -self titled
High on Fire - Death is this communion (Matt Pike is a beast!)
Listening to Mabool now... It's good! Really good. Turns out they only pressed about 500 copies on vinyl so I'm lucky to have it.
So what are your five or ten (or whatever ) albums you're listening to at the moment? After having seen the documentary "Such Hawks, such Hounds" I found new or not so new stuff I really like at the moment.
Orange Goblin - Healing Through Fire / I can't wait for their new album!
Sleep - Dopesmoker (great for working out!) and Holy Mountain
Spirit Caravan - The Last Embrace
Wino - Adrift, Punctuated Equilibrium
Shrinebuilder -self titled
High on Fire - Death is this communion (Matt Pike is a beast!)