Woffls said:Really into my metal at the moment, but I'm always looking for new stuff to listen to, vaguely along the lines of the following. And I know I should listen to Tool
Ravager61 said:By far my favorite doom metal album. The second half of the song Footprints is the best thing ever.
DrM said:holy crap, awesome song! How is the rest of the album?
OmegaDragon said:I'm going to use this post to pimp my current 2008 favourite. It's called The Monolith Deathcult - Trivmvirate and I don't think a lot of you have heard it. I think this album/band deserves some more attention, because I think it's very good and a bit unique. A disclaimer: TMDC has death metal as it's basis, so if that style/extreme metal in general doesn't suit you, you can ignore the rest
The Monolith Deathcult - Trivmvirate
As I said, the basis of this album is death metal, mostly the more brutal, Nile-esque variant. What really caught my attention at first were the symphonic and electronic touches. They fit really well with the usual metal ingredients (where the emphasis is on), mostly giving it a more epic feeling. The combination sounds great and really clear. Brutal, epic and atmospheric, I recommend it greatly.
Some links:
http://www.myspace.com/themonolithdeathcult - First four tracks are from the new album
http://www.last.fm/music/The+Monolith+Deathcult - Has the full opening track
soultron said:I enjoy shitty metal like Protest the Hero. Lambaste me all you want, but please provide some good recommendations along the lines of PtH. I want to get into metal, but slowly.
I'd say they're the best "metalcore" stuff to come out of the Greater Toronto Area lately. I just got Ire Works too, and it's awesome. Black Bubblegum is probably my favourite track thus far.Witchfinder General said:Protest The Hero are faux-Metalcore, right?
Check out these bands instead:
Cave In
Botch
HORSE the Band
The Dillinger Escape Plan
Narcissus
Ghengis Tron
Keelhaul
Mastodon
The Fall of Troy
This is a fantastic album and will probably be on my personal top ten albums of the year. One of the better comebacks that I've heard in awhile.D3RANG3D said:Just picked these up today
Ravager61 said:Bumping this thread to mention this amazing album
Warning - Watching From A Distance
By far my favorite doom metal album. The second half of the song Footprints is the best thing ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=774GvRN2yKk
Witchfinder General said:Anyhoo, picked these up the other day:
(on vinyl)
soultron said:Checked out some of the bands that were recommended earlier.
Liked HORSE the Band, Mastodon, and Genghis Tron. Hated The Fall of Troy.
Can anyone who's actually listened to Protest the Hero (in particular, their best work, "Fortress") provide a recommendation or two?
soultron said:Checked out some of the bands that were recommended earlier.
Liked HORSE the Band, Mastodon, and Genghis Tron. Hated The Fall of Troy.
Can anyone who's actually listened to Protest the Hero (in particular, their best work, "Fortress") provide a recommendation or two?
Count Dookkake said:Saw Priest last night.
Holy shit, it was awesome.
Drank with the band afterward, but Halford had already hit the road.
Amazing piece of music, and that's probably the first time I listen to doom. Need moreRavager61 said:Bumping this thread to mention this amazing album
Warning - Watching From A Distance
By far my favorite doom metal album. The second half of the song Footprints is the best thing ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=774GvRN2yKk
Supposed said:
Supposed said:Too much flower metal and mallcore in this thread.
I agree. Therefore:Ravager61 said:Yes. This thread needs more black metal.
metalmania4evr said:I agree. Therefore:
Behemoth: The Apostasy
Behemoth: Zos Kia Cultus
I'm not sure that I get the love for Si Monumentum but it's pretty solid. That said, I feel Fas - Ite, Maledicti, in Ignem Aeternum might be a better album but that might be personal opinion speaking.Ravager61 said:Yes. This thread needs more black metal.
Some of my favorites:
Deathspell Omega - Si Monumentum Requires, Circumspice
It took me a long time to appreciate black metal but I really love the genre now.
duffey said:I'm not sure that I get the love for Si Monumentum but it's pretty solid. That said, I feel Fas - Ite, Maledicti, in Ignem Aeternum might be a better album but that might be personal opinion speaking.
Ceres said:Prog Metal
Circus Maximus
Spheric Universe Experience
Redemption
Riverside
Some others:
Gamma Ray, Blind Stare, Wintersun, Amorphis, Communic (if you like Nevermore), Iron Savior (personally hate this band but you may enjoy it), Primal Fear.
Lionheart1827 said:These guys are fucking amazing. I like to equate them to what Dream Theater would sound like if they stuck with the Images and Words style. They are starting a new album this september supposedly, with a new drummer. Only discovered them last January, and they are now one of my favorite bands. Threshold is pretty awesome, too.
Ceres said:I'm seeing them live in less than a month
I got to see Threshold last year, too. It was pretty awesome having Damian Wilson back at the helm for it.
Lionheart1827 said:Haha you son of a bitch. I heard SUE are coming to the US for like one show. Im so pissed, I want them to come to NY, too. Threshold I literally got into last week and I'm hooked on their latest 3 albums. I'm seeing Symphony X for the 4th time in November yay.
soultron said:Can anyone who's actually listened to Protest the Hero (in particular, their best work, "Fortress") provide a recommendation or two?
sankt-Antonio said:opeth (prog-metal)
Plus they are one of the best bands to see live ever. So good.Chibrou said:Unexpect - in the flesh aquarium
Some crazy canadians, female vocals and many growl. A mix of violence and madness, try the myspace because it's really special.
Similarity? Do tell.You should really try "between the buried and me" I find there is a lot of similarity with opeth.
jimmbow said:So a side note......
does Children of Bodom's cover of One remind anyone else of the Cookie Monster?
Chibrou said:Sikth - Death of a dead day
English band, two singers and some really technical shit but catchy at the same time.
CaptainCamerica said:Oh man I was at the Iron Maiden show in Rosemont, IL back in June. It was an AMAZING experience they rock so hard.