Oh sweet, clarinet guy did Suffocation.
Hahaha, I've never heard of this guy before, these covers are awesome!
Oh sweet, clarinet guy did Suffocation.
Fuck I cannot wait to see Corpse. Should be amazing
Edit: Some old Arch Enemy came out when I was at the gym, got my library on random, and man they aren't garbage, just different now. Even the earlier Angela stuff was better than today's.
Man, I'm still amazed at the quality of Soilwork's album this year. Threw it on again this morning and it's just soooo good. It'll probably end up being my metal album of the year.
Eh...I like it, and there are some killer tracks, but there are some real duds too. *shrug*
I've always thought Wages of Sin was a great album. Most of the stuff after that has been hit and miss for me. I love Amott's guitar work though. I've been a fan of his since his time in Carcass.
I definitely wouldn't say they are garbage now but, to each their own I guess.
Born in the year 2012 on Swedish soil, Irkallian Oracle is a musical vehicle for the Void. Drawing its art from the darkest and most horrific vaults of the Death and Black Metal tradition yet still searching ever deeper and beyond all confined artistic boundaries, it wishes to both musically and lyrically explore the ecstatic mysteries of abysmal infinitude. "Grave Ekstasis" is the first released material of Irkallian Oracle and consists of five revelations at the combined length of almost 45 minutes, and it shall function as message to all those who wish to enslave Death and Black Metal to purposeless retrospection, mediocrity and shallow ideals.
Lyrics:
Cold thighs enclose a leap into grave Ekstasis*
Woven virtues veil howling jaws
Where my cloven tongue seek the vaulted fire
And sweep through dreams of slithering gods
The red swollen glyph is pulsating
Vomiting venom from the ancient tombs
And an eye somewhere inside stares rigid
Luring me into soul-seething swoon
Murder shrieks into halls of mildness
A hissing Horror collapsing upon hindsight
Etching distorted paths into the skin of infants
As hatched moths fly out in the Night
Angelical afterbirth conceived
Within damp caverns of oneiric fluxation
Like blooming tumors that erupt in Swadishtana
Bursts the rotten fruit of normality
Beyond the labia of lepers
And the squeals of boiling babes
Swells wondrous wounds of Scarlet Evil
A pus-anointed mystery await
*Outside-of-itself
I saw him with Carcass a few years back. The man can shred. I still like Arch Enemy, but as you said it's very hit or miss
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Holy shit hahastolen from the funny pics thread
Dystopia is fucking hilarious. Dino (drummer) is singing in another legendary band, who are local heroes to me, that you need to check out as well: Noothgrush - Oil Removed
This is really good. Well done. Will have to dive in properly when I'm home.Hey dudes, been lurking and keen on throwing up my band's tunes here for a while, we're like if Pantera fucked Black Sabbath and had a baby that grew up in Louisiana that turned out to be a killer riffer. We're called Diprosus and from Melbourne, Australia, check it out and let me know what you think.
http://diprosus.bandcamp.com/ Full debut EP. You can buy for $5 or download each track individually. There's also a short track called Wait For The Punchline from our upcoming 7" on there for your listening pleasure.
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I feel that people give Mike Amott way more credit than he deserves with Carcass. The meat of the riffs and ideas come from Bill Steer who has a very distinctive style whereas Amott is kind of generic. Not singling you out here, just a widespread observation when anyone talks about Amott + Carcass in the same sentence.
less talk, more fucking metal: Dekapitator - Release The Dogs
looks like dystopia are this threads new favorite
I just stumbled onto this pretty amazing doomy band on FB.
Irkallian Oracle - Ekstasis
http://youtu.be/6PkNvGedWUQ
True, but the association with Amott is that when he came into the band and played lead guitar he brought his melodic style (generic or not) and they released their best album. Then he left and they kinda went south before they split up. Then he made AE and went from there.
I'm not saying he is the best guitar player, I can name easily five vastly better than him, but you can't deny that he can shred.
edit: Dystopia is supposed to be good? It's competent hardcore.
Does someone on Wikipedia know something that no one else does?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_in_heavy_metal_music
October 8 - Strapping Young Lad - Grotesque Necessary
Pretty sure Devin said SYL is dead, and he's too busy to have done anything in secret anyways.
Take it for what it is. One of the better bands from the crust/grind/hardcore/punk days of the early 90s along with Noothgrush, Phobia, Grief, Lack of Interest, Spazz...Wouldn't be surprised if Southern Lord picked up the rights for Dystopia and re-released some limited edition 7" splits or LPs.
I think the association that Amott was in the band during Carcass's "best years" is why he gets a lot of credit. Amott's presence and contributions were there, but not to the extent of what most people think. Steer just had more ideas to bounce off of Amott with the addition of a second guitarist. Carcass was and will always be Steer, Owen, Walker.
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Does someone on Wikipedia know something that no one else does?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_in_heavy_metal_music
October 8 - Strapping Young Lad - Grotesque Necessary
Pretty sure Devin said SYL is dead, and he's too busy to have done anything in secret anyways.
From The Dev: "Just to clear things up: of course there is no new syl record in the works. Not even a riff."
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Atmosphere and vocals are incredible, but the material doesn't live up to it. It just seems like those elements are too good for the abstract doom riffs, just crushing along isn't enough.
I think the association that Amott was in the band during Carcass's "best years" is why he gets a lot of credit. Amott's presence and contributions were there, but not to the extent of what most people think. Steer just had more ideas to bounce off of Amott with the addition of a second guitarist. Carcass was and will always be Steer, Owen, Walker.
This is really good. Well done. Will have to dive in properly when I'm home.
I would kill to see Metallica like this:
Side Note: Behemoth also covered Mayhem's Freezing Moon if you didn't know. It is actually a pretty solid cover. It is still Dead's song, but Attila is terrible when he sings this and Nergal does a good job.
I would kill to see Metallica like this:
It's gotten kinda bad, but I find that I can usually sidestep it most of the time.are phones out a big thing at metal shows now? it's been years since I've been to a show and I was thinking about going to see Ghost but if my views gonna be blocked by phones I might as well stay home...