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Phobophile
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YYZ said:Anyone know of any bands like 3 Inches of Blood without the metalcore influence? Basically, keep the vocals of Cam Pipes and subtract the other stuff
What I'm really thinking is "every other power metal band ever" but I'm going to recommend you Lost Horizon = A Flame to the Ground Beneath.
Phobophile
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YYZ said:
Seriously, check it out. I'm not a huge power metal fan anymore, but that band still makes me wet.
viewtifulsub
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Steering away from power metal for a bit.....
After rediscovering this album, where does one go from here when trying to find atmospheric Black Metal with symphonic influences?
The only albums i managed to find similiar to 'In The Nightside Eclipse', was Marduk's Nightwing and Anorexia Nervosa's Drudenhaus. Both of which are great, especially Nightwing as no keyboards/orchestra were used.
Any help?
After rediscovering this album, where does one go from here when trying to find atmospheric Black Metal with symphonic influences?
The only albums i managed to find similiar to 'In The Nightside Eclipse', was Marduk's Nightwing and Anorexia Nervosa's Drudenhaus. Both of which are great, especially Nightwing as no keyboards/orchestra were used.
Any help?
The Take Out Bandit said:Ecrofirt must let go of his hate, and accept his fellow Canadians into his playlist!
The singer is about on the same level of Rob Halford in terms of sound. But god damn do the songs rock! PIRATES! WARRIORS WITH ENCHANTED AXES?! HOLY FUCK!
I saw these guys in concert. It was great, like the greatest thing ever. Small venues are so much more fun too!
sub_zer0 said:Steering away from power metal for a bit.....
After rediscovering this album, where does one go from here when trying to find atmospheric Black Metal with symphonic influences?
The only albums i managed to find similiar to 'In The Nightside Eclipse', was Marduk's Nightwing and Anorexia Nervosa's Drudenhaus. Both of which are great, especially Nightwing as no keyboards/orchestra were used.
Any help?
Id recommend:
Ulver - Bergtatt - Et Eeventyr i 5 Capitler
sub_zer0 said:
I'm trying to think of albums that have that 'Eclipse' sense of atmosphere, but feel a little more stripped down that Emperor's 'Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk', which I assume missed the mark given its omission from your post. Nokturnal Mortum are a very obvious recommendation if you don't object to the NS themes on their latest albums. From their straight Black Metal days, 'To the Gates of Blasphemous Fire' should be exactly what you're looking for.
Belenos will be worth your while - check out 'Spicilege' - and Ecclesia Satani's 'NS Satan' is a work of unparalleled genius. I'd also suggest checking out Kampfar's first album: 'Mellom Skoggkledde Aaser'. It's quite different to 'Eclipse', but I have a feeling that it might be what you're after. And just out of the blue I'm going to recommend Kroda, particularly their latest album 'Fimbulvinter'. They might or might not hit the mark, but they're talented enough to be worth a search, and you'll find samples on their website.
Closer to 'Nightwing' than 'Eclipse', but I have to recommend Funeral Mist's 'Salvation'. This album is unparalleled in terms of atmosphere. To be honest, I would recommend this regardless of your criteria, it's that good.
Big Nate said:Sabaton - Primo Victoria
Described as "war" metal, this World War II concept album is one of my newly discovered favorites. Everything from the vocals to the soaring solos, to the awesome keyboard work, reeks of quality metal on this album.
Highly recommended.
Not bad, and absolutely awesome to hear they actually have a good sense of humour in the last song... The lyrics are completely ridiculous, I even think he said "*suck* my metal machine" instead of 'touch' in one of the last bits.
Caïna - Mourner
Caïna - I, Mountain
Ive been listening to these 2 albums for the past couple days. People have classified the band as post-black metal and I think thats a fair definition. Its actually some of the most depressing music ive ever heard. Some of it is downright creepy but its also brilliant at the same time. Definately check them out if you are looking for something different.
http://www.myspace.com/cainaband
Caïna - I, Mountain
Ive been listening to these 2 albums for the past couple days. People have classified the band as post-black metal and I think thats a fair definition. Its actually some of the most depressing music ive ever heard. Some of it is downright creepy but its also brilliant at the same time. Definately check them out if you are looking for something different.
http://www.myspace.com/cainaband
viewtifulsub
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Thanks for the replies Ravager61/Reese-015. Got some Black Metal shopping to do this weekend then.
I guess most people heard the Decapitated news it over the weekend, but i'll post it here in case (...) anybody missed out on the news:
Onto releases:
I picked up Portal's Outre few months back, and finally got around to listening to it. Holy crap, this atmospheric/doom-ish classic morbid angel era death metal is amazing. Most definitely will be my favourite Death Met album of 07.
http://www.myspace.com/portalxiii
I guess most people heard the Decapitated news it over the weekend, but i'll post it here in case (...) anybody missed out on the news:
Which is a damn shame after just seeing them a few months back. Vitek's drumming was the only thing that kept the new album from a total disappointment. Not only that, but he was certainly one of the best upcoming metal drummers in the scene.
Onto releases:
I picked up Portal's Outre few months back, and finally got around to listening to it. Holy crap, this atmospheric/doom-ish classic morbid angel era death metal is amazing. Most definitely will be my favourite Death Met album of 07.
http://www.myspace.com/portalxiii
I'm glad to see Sabaton getting lots of love here.
Their "new" release, 'Metalizer' is a remaster of their first album, Fist for Fight and I'm not all that impressed.
It comes with Fist for Fight, but it just seems too controlled and too slow. While the songs sound better, they just seem off, with the speed lacking on the original Fist for Fight. It does have a new song, Jawbreaker and it's pretty good.
Their "new" release, 'Metalizer' is a remaster of their first album, Fist for Fight and I'm not all that impressed.
It comes with Fist for Fight, but it just seems too controlled and too slow. While the songs sound better, they just seem off, with the speed lacking on the original Fist for Fight. It does have a new song, Jawbreaker and it's pretty good.
TOM f'N CRUISE
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SLAYER angel of death 8bit style :lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtZ1d6ovVNw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtZ1d6ovVNw
Witchfinder General
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Ravager61 said:Caïna - Mourner
Caïna - I, Mountain
Ive been listening to these 2 albums for the past couple days. People have classified the band as post-black metal and I think thats a fair definition. Its actually some of the most depressing music ive ever heard. Some of it is downright creepy but its also brilliant at the same time. Definately check them out if you are looking for something different.
http://www.myspace.com/cainaband
Very nice. Reminds me of Agalloch.
Phobophile
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Witchfinder General said:
If you liked Caina, check out more black metal/post-rock albums, like Wigrid - Die Asche Eines Lebens. His first album's just flat-out Burzum worship and really nothing special but this is his sophomore release and it's fantastic.
I'm looking for metal suggestions
i've been going through this list and have found stuff i like, but mostly stuff i dislike.
i'm really enjoying the technical and power metal that i'm hearing, but despise anything with cookiemonster vocals
stuff i like
behold the arctopus - techmetal out of brooklyn, currently on tour. just picked up their two metal blade CD releases. very good stuff. no vocals.
ulver- all of it. very, very good stuff. esp the earlier stuff.
i love tech metal because it reminds me of my favorite jazz form, which is hardbop, so any suggestions along those lines would be really appreciated.
i've been going through this list and have found stuff i like, but mostly stuff i dislike.
i'm really enjoying the technical and power metal that i'm hearing, but despise anything with cookiemonster vocals
stuff i like
behold the arctopus - techmetal out of brooklyn, currently on tour. just picked up their two metal blade CD releases. very good stuff. no vocals.
ulver- all of it. very, very good stuff. esp the earlier stuff.
i love tech metal because it reminds me of my favorite jazz form, which is hardbop, so any suggestions along those lines would be really appreciated.
OmegaDragon
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I'm liking Caïna, thanks for the post. I really like black metal in general and I'm also quite fond of depressive stuff recently.
Phobophile
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Eric P said:
Tech metal:
Canvas Solaris
Electro Quarterstaff
Folk black metal (like Ulver):
Nokturnal Mortum - Weltanschauung
Hammers of Misfortune - The Bastard
So a few weeks ago I said I'd post the stream to the metal radio show I cohost.
Yea, I forgot to do that until tonight.
The show airs on Wednesdays from 9-11PM Eastern time.
Here's a link to the stream:
mms://streams.kings.edu/WRKC_FM
Yea, I forgot to do that until tonight.
The show airs on Wednesdays from 9-11PM Eastern time.
Here's a link to the stream:
mms://streams.kings.edu/WRKC_FM
jeffy_johnson
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I still like the war themed songs from Attero Dominatus and Primo Victoria best.Barnolde said:I'm glad to see Sabaton getting lots of love here.
Their "new" release, 'Metalizer' is a remaster of their first album, Fist for Fight and I'm not all that impressed.
It comes with Fist for Fight, but it just seems too controlled and too slow. While the songs sound better, they just seem off, with the speed lacking on the original Fist for Fight. It does have a new song, Jawbreaker and it's pretty good.
I got the Miles Beyond CD, pretty good stuff. I urge all of you to check it out (power metal).
Here's a song by them that's reminiscent of Alexander the Great.
http://media.putfile.com/Miles-Beyond---Vlad-the-Impaler
Here's a song by them that's reminiscent of Alexander the Great.
http://media.putfile.com/Miles-Beyond---Vlad-the-Impaler
Powerslave
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^that was awful.
Phobophile
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Here's a new album for the majority of metal fans on GAF:
Biomechanical - Cannibalised
Awesome prog metal band that combines the technicality of prog metal and the groove of modern heavy metal. It's pretty much Nevermore with prog and even more groove and less suck.
I figured I'd recommend something that's not black/death/grind/sludge for you folks since I know not all of you like em.
http://www.myspace.com/biomechanical
There's a track from the new album on their Myspace but I think that the other tracks on the album are even better than that sample.
Biomechanical - Cannibalised
Awesome prog metal band that combines the technicality of prog metal and the groove of modern heavy metal. It's pretty much Nevermore with prog and even more groove and less suck.
I figured I'd recommend something that's not black/death/grind/sludge for you folks since I know not all of you like em.
http://www.myspace.com/biomechanical
There's a track from the new album on their Myspace but I think that the other tracks on the album are even better than that sample.
PrinceAdam
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There really isn't much new metal that tickles my fancy these days The only newer stuff I really like is Children Of bodom, Mastodon, Municipal waste and some other stuff. Miles beyond is pretty good but they lack energy in there songs there a little to slow in my opinion.
Phobophile said:
I realllllllllly hated biomechanical when I listed to them, but they were definitely not prog. They sounded like Nevermore or something, with even worse(alright who am i kidding, there are no worse vocals) vocals which made me cringe.
Music was pretty good though I thought. Maybe they have changed/it was a different but similarly named band.
By far , my favorite. Brutal, original, and awesome...Carcass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aox_RZVeTM8
Insane Metal
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Listening to it right now:
Great melodic death/black metal.
Great melodic death/black metal.
Phobophile
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QVT said:
Well most "prog metal" really hasn't been progressive in nearly two decades, but whatever. It's proggy enough and the vocals are decent enough. I've never had a problem with shitty vocals; they don't hurt the music but can only enhance it.
Proc said:
Tool ain't metal.
sazabirules
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Racer X is amazing.
Jugendstil
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I'm definitely not a metal expert, but it's cool to see A Wolves in the Throne Room recc in this thread. They rule and have one of the best band names EVER.
Vader is kind of awesome too.
Vader is kind of awesome too.
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Proc said:
Check out "The New Normal" by Cog. Kinda like a heavier version of Tool but the band's Aussie.
Also, Warrel Dane is a great singer.
Fuck you all.
*Adds Biomechanical to his Chrissie list*
so i've been checking out some other metal with the help of magazines like terrorizer and metal hammer, just to get more of a grip on the music.
i've found arch enemy who i like, the most recent terrorizer issue had Blut Aus Nord, which I liked. I really liked Finntroll, and Witchcraft.
and I've picked up tickets to Chiamara, Katalyst, Terror and The End in two weeks..
i think the issue is that i've avoided most metal because the music i've been exposed to has either been a lie ("nu-metal") or has been cookie monster vocals, which I can't really get into.
I have also found that increasing the bass on whatever device I am using will actually make it sound a lot better. well, to me anyway. I wish the drums and the bass weren't mixed so low. :|
i've found arch enemy who i like, the most recent terrorizer issue had Blut Aus Nord, which I liked. I really liked Finntroll, and Witchcraft.
and I've picked up tickets to Chiamara, Katalyst, Terror and The End in two weeks..
i think the issue is that i've avoided most metal because the music i've been exposed to has either been a lie ("nu-metal") or has been cookie monster vocals, which I can't really get into.
I have also found that increasing the bass on whatever device I am using will actually make it sound a lot better. well, to me anyway. I wish the drums and the bass weren't mixed so low. :|
bggrthnjsus
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can somebody recommend me some good melodic death metal?
i like archenemy, in flames, children of bodom, and ...dethklok
i'm not really in touch with the world of metal, what else should i get?
i like archenemy, in flames, children of bodom, and ...dethklok
i'm not really in touch with the world of metal, what else should i get?
I was recently turned on to this band, you neeeeeeed to check it out. It's Extreme/Prog/Metal
http://www.myspace.com/blottedscience
http://www.myspace.com/blottedscience
bggrthnjsus said:
Amon Amarth perhaps. I don't like them much myself but I have a lot of friends who are into them.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8A5hXxmkeZs - the Pursuit of Vikings
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bggrthnjsus said:
At the Gates, Dark Tranquillity, Arsis (first album only), Carcass' Heartwork, old Soilwork
El_Victor said:
Amon Amarth perhaps. I don't like them much myself but I have a lot of friends who are into them.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8A5hXxmkeZs - the Pursuit of Vikings
Amon Amarth are not melodic death. They are Viking metal and you have horrible taste if you don't like them.
I know this has probably been said.
But that Ziltoid album is aweeeesssooommeeee.
Devin did an awesome job w/ the music. The music really brings you into the story (goofy or not) some parts really paint a picture in your head really well.
Great album, if you are a fan of metal & scifi dorkness, then this is prefect for you. It's kind of like the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy w/ metal!!!!!!!!!!!
But that Ziltoid album is aweeeesssooommeeee.
Devin did an awesome job w/ the music. The music really brings you into the story (goofy or not) some parts really paint a picture in your head really well.
Great album, if you are a fan of metal & scifi dorkness, then this is prefect for you. It's kind of like the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy w/ metal!!!!!!!!!!!
Ensiferum is a good band. I'd suggest the Iron album.
http://www.ensiferum.com/e_html/e_home.htm
http://www.ensiferum.com/e_html/e_home.htm
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