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Saw High on Fire last night in Sydney. Not very familiar with their music but it was a pretty great show.
Saw High on Fire last night in Sydney. Not very familiar with their music but it was a pretty great show.
Soooooo jealous! ;_;They are one of my top 3 favourite bands (see avatar, I guess)! Listen to their newest album "De Vermis Mysteriis" or the older ones like "Death Is This Communion" or "Blessed Black Wings"... ;_; They need to come to europe!
I got to see Nightwish and Kamelot monday.
It was my first introduction to Kamelot and I must say, I'm hooked.
As for Nightwish, I've waited like 6 years to see them, and they did NOT disappointing!! It was interesting seeing Anette's take on older songs. Plus a dude rocking out on bagpipes how could you not love a metal show that has a dude rocking out on bagpipes!
So, Anette Olzon is out of Nightwish. Sort of happened out of nowhere.
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=180161
Not sure if you heard yet, but Anette is actually leaving the band with another singer replacing her mid tour.
edit: too slow
Tuomas gets pissy too quick.
Now their replacement needs to hit Anette's and Tarja's styles.
New Live Album "Machine Fucking Head Live"!
Oct 01, 2012
The best way to experience the almighty Machine Head is in the live setting. The Northern California band has established itself as one of the best live acts in the hard rock and metal world, bringing venues and crowds to their knees with flawless onstage execution of their songs. Few, if any of their peers can deliver the type of sweat-soaked, utterly deafening and fully punishing live sets that the band turns in night after night with near-religious fervor in their native U.S. and across the globe.
That's why the band, who routinely shake the bedrock and foundation of venues, had to capture its live fury on tape... again.
The band will release "Machine Fucking Head Live" on November 13. It's Machine Head's second live effort; HellaLive was released in 2003. Nine years have passed and Machine Head still slay and administer a beating in the live realm.
The band, affectionately known as "Machine Fucking Head" to their fans - who are in turn affectionately known as "Head Cases" and often sing louder than the band at shows - has effectively captured its live firepower.
"Machine Fucking Head Live" was recorded at various tour stops across the globe last year. It includes songs from the band's expansive catalog, including pit-stirring crowd favorites such as "Imperium", "Aesthetics of Hate", "Locust", "Ten Ton Hammer", "This Is The End" and of course, "Halo."
"The Head Cases have been so intense on this tour cycle that we had to start capturing the shows, especially with technology making it so much easier to record", said frontman Robb Flynn. "We culled some of the best nights where the band and crowd were on fire and made a bad-ass, nearly two-hour, double-live album, which is a great documentation of where the band is at 18 years deep."
Tracklist:
01. I Am Hell (Sonata in C#)
02. Be Still And Know
03. Imperium
04. Beautiful Mourning
05. The Blood, The Sweat, The Tears
06. Locust
07. This Is The End
08. Aesthetics Of Hate
09. Old
10. Darkness Within
11. Bulldozer
12. Ten Ton Hammer
13. Who We Are
14. Halo
15. Davidian
A bit late to the party on this one but fans of doom really need to check out Conan - Mannos.
I think is G tuningGod DAYUM son! What tuning is that?
Yes, great record, great band! Glad to see them getting some love. They have a nearly flawless guitar tone, it's just perfect somehow.A bit late to the party on this one but fans of doom really need to check out Conan - Mannos.
So Londoners: Any great gigs this month with awesome Metal band?
Here's a few;
. Dragon Force at the Shepherds Bush Empire on the 6th
. Overkill at the O2 Academy Islington on the 7th
. Voivod at the Highbury Garage on the 7th
. Decapitated at the Highbury Garage on the 18th
. Down at the Camden Roundhouse on the 21st
. Evile & Wolf at the Garage on the 28th
the new Sylosis CD is up for stream:
Dawn of Dementia
I'm really digging this track - I had no clue they were putting out another so soon.There's a new Anaal Nathrakh track streaming at Brooklyn Vegan. I really liked Passion (it was one of my favorite albums of 2011) but I felt like they were tending down from their earlier output, but what I've heard of Vanitas so far seems to be a solid step back up.
I just finished up my first listen from the stream, and it was solid. It's a bit too lengthy for my liking considering how they love to cram every song with riffs, but they have a great sound.This is pretty sick.
yeah, I definitely hear what you're hearing - it's a more raw/less-polished sound for sureFirst impression of this felt "off" in some way I can't qualify well - like there's a stylistic difference between how they're approaching this style and how most bands do that feels a little less tight. I usually really like this style of tech death so I'm probably going to give it another shot to see if it's a grower.
There's a new Anaal Nathrakh track streaming at Brooklyn Vegan. I really liked Passion (it was one of my favorite albums of 2011) but I felt like they were tending down from their earlier output, but what I've heard of Vanitas so far seems to be a solid step back up.
A bit late to the party on this one but fans of doom really need to check out Conan - Mannos.
Underoath broke up
http://www.facebook.com/underoath/posts/10151476563038009
A lot of people write them off thinking they still made music like their first few albums but the last three were amazing, especially Lost in the Sound of Separation and Disambiguation. Check those out if you haven't.
Haha, I remember liking They're Only Chasing Safety my freshman year of high school. How was their later output different?
Got tickets to nightwish and two dates next year in Australia, the replacement singer better be good I am travelling pretty far to see them play with Sabaton. Damn.
Underoath broke up
http://www.facebook.com/underoath/posts/10151476563038009
A lot of people write them off thinking they still made music like their first few albums but the last three were amazing, especially Lost in the Sound of Separation and Disambiguation. Check those out if you haven't.
Ok, so my partner and I just had our first baby a week ago and my sister in law gave me this as a present.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc2g9lbi4TQ&list=PL17E5D47214AF1FEF&index=2&feature=plpp_video
Lullaby versions of Metallica songs. It is freaking great, the baby likes it and I can sing along to it too!
There is a Tool one too which I am planning on getting.
Rage Against The Machine may be working on brand new material.
Bassist Tim Commerford hinted that the metal band could be recording a new album.
When asked if the group have anything new in the works, Commerford told TMZ: "Maybe... maybe."
Rage Against the Machine have not released a new album since they disbanded in 2000.
Following Zack de la Rocha's departure in 2000, the rest of the band formed Audioslave with Soundgarden's Chris Cornell until 2007.
The band have since reformed for several gigs and festivals around the world, including the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2007.
This isn't much to go on, but Rage may be making a new album...
http://www.digitalspy.com/music/news/a410149/rage-against-the-machine-recording-new-album.html
An update from John about Baroness. Surreal read. I really hope they make it through it.
http://baronessmusic.com/update-from-baroness/
that was an interesting watch - looking forward to the other 2 partsThis popped up in my Facebook feed today. Very interesting look at some of the most prominent 1 man black metal bands.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQl6PzXU4cQ
The account of the crash is horrifying. The description of looking at the driver and having that moment of thinking their time is up.. crazy to think they survived it all. Best of luck to them moving forward.
John is such an example. Amazing guy. I'm doing physical therapy for my leg too, and men that takes so long to recover. I hope they are back on tour in 2013. What impressed me the most was the last paragraph:An update from John about Baroness. Surreal read. I really hope they make it through it.
http://baronessmusic.com/update-from-baroness/
An update from John about Baroness. Surreal read. I really hope they make it through it.
http://baronessmusic.com/update-from-baroness/