Metal Thread 2: In Metal There Is No Law

[Edward Richtofen]

Blackened Death Thrash? wot

Celtic Frost.

And, though I think they are disgusting, Cradle of Filth.


Older or Newer Napalm Death? A crusty sounding War Ensemble would be pretty cool, switching between barked vocals and pig squeals.

You could also replace the guitar solo with a bass solo. That would kinda cool.

Nah man she makes Euronymous, Varg and Faust look cuddly. She stabbed someone with a razor. Sounded like Deathcrush on steroids. Fast as fuck, and harsher than Antarctica.

Older Napalm Death specifically Scum
and uhhhh I don't do pig squeals I do the Tom Araya thing but deeper and I can do some death growls and harsh vocals but I'd like to avoid ripping my vocal chords again

EDIT: Also I'm hoping I can make the bass a little more Lemmy. Needs a little more standout sound

[The New Sea Territory]

Celtic Frost.

And, though I think they are disgusting, Cradle of Filth.


Older or Newer Napalm Death? A crusty sounding War Ensemble would be pretty cool, switching between barked vocals and pig squeals.

You could also replace the guitar solo with a bass solo. That would kinda cool.

Nah man she makes Euronymous, Varg and Faust look cuddly. She stabbed someone with a razor. Sounded like Deathcrush on steroids. Fast as fuck, and harsher than Antarctica.

Older Napalm Death specifically Scum
and uhhhh I don't do pig squeals I do the Tom Araya thing but deeper and I can do some death growls and harsh vocals but I'd like to avoid ripping my vocal chords again

EDIT: Also I'm hoping I can make the bass a little more Lemmy. Needs a little more standout sound

Ouch.

Pig Squeals, if used sparingly, can be pretty awesome.

You should do a "You Suffer" Cover.

[Edward Richtofen]

Nah man she makes Euronymous, Varg and Faust look cuddly. She stabbed someone with a razor. Sounded like Deathcrush on steroids. Fast as fuck, and harsher than Antarctica.

Older Napalm Death specifically Scum
and uhhhh I don't do pig squeals I do the Tom Araya thing but deeper and I can do some death growls and harsh vocals but I'd like to avoid ripping my vocal chords again

EDIT: Also I'm hoping I can make the bass a little more Lemmy. Needs a little more standout sound

Ouch.

Pig Squeals, if used sparingly, can be pretty awesome.

You should do a "You Suffer" Cover.

YOUSFR

and by pig squeals do you mean something like
https://youtu.be/2DfYLar2QGI?t=3m22s

[The New Sea Territory]

Ouch.

Pig Squeals, if used sparingly, can be pretty awesome.

You should do a "You Suffer" Cover.

YOUSFR

and by pig squeals do you mean something like
https://youtu.be/2DfYLar2QGI?t=3m22s

No.

This is an extreme example. Don't do that, but, if you sparingly use those vocals during very, very fast parts of a song, its kinda cool.

[Cosumar]

I would just like to remind everyone that rock/metal does not have a monopoly on dark music.

This neofolk/neoclassical song is so depressing it makes some suicidal black metal seem like Happy Tea Time.

[NeuPolska]

I would just like to remind everyone that rock/metal does not have a monopoly on dark music.

This neofolk/neoclassical song is so depressing it makes some suicidal black metal seem like Happy Tea Time.

Damn, that was some depressing stuff. Though I'm not too hot about the vocals. At some points I feel like he could at least speed them up just a bit.

[Cadonica]

Oh, bass players

A good bass player is a definitely someone you want in your band...but when everyone wants play the guitar...and I can't say I'm helping to make that situation any better.

I've been thinking about getting a bass. So far I'm only able to do vocals.

[Edward Richtofen]

Oh, bass players

A good bass player is a definitely someone you want in your band...but when everyone wants play the guitar...and I can't say I'm helping to make that situation any better.

I've been thinking about getting a bass. So far I'm only able to do vocals.

You'll be like Schuldiner on bass
BWOMPBWOMBONBONBNBNBNBNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

[Edward Richtofen]

Industrial Metal is a much better aesthetic than it is music.
Depending on the interpretation it's up there with steam punk
though

I think steam punk is overrated

[Landenburg]

Industrial Metal is a much better aesthetic than it is music.
Depending on the interpretation it's up there with steam punk
though

I think steam punk is overrated

I've never heard steam punk music (I honestly don't know if it even exists) but I like the concept and designs that have come out of it.

[Edward Richtofen]

I think I met Landenburg today

[The New Sea Territory]

Does anyone like Paradise Lost?

I'm listening to their first album.

[Cosumar]

Does anyone like Paradise Lost?

I'm listening to their first album.

Great album. Really heavy. The highlights for me are "Rotting Misery", "Our Savior" and "Frozen Illusion".

Some of their later goth metal stuff is enjoyable too

[Hurdegaryp]

Does anyone like Paradise Lost?

I'm listening to their first album.

Great album. Really heavy. The highlights for me are "Rotting Misery", "Our Savior" and "Frozen Illusion".

Some of their later goth metal stuff is enjoyable too

Their most recent albums have gradually become heavier again, in some ways current Paradise Lost actually sounds like an evolved and perfected reboot of "Shades of God" (Paradise Lost's third album). Hell, Paradise Lost members are even dabbling in death metal again these days! Several band members are active in Vallenfyre, while Nick Holmes is also the vocalist of Stockholm death metal beast Bloodbath since 2014.

[Edward Richtofen]

we all need to subject ourselves to torment every now and again
http://www.kerrang.com/21081/50-heaviest-albums-ever/

[NeuPolska]

we all need to subject ourselves to torment every now and again
http://www.kerrang.com/21081/50-heaviest-albums-ever/

I saw that about an hour ago. Read it thinking "the hell is this shit?"

[Edward Richtofen]

we all need to subject ourselves to torment every now and again
http://www.kerrang.com/21081/50-heaviest-albums-ever/

I saw that about an hour ago. Read it thinking "the hell is this shit?"

I cut myself with a utility razor. that's how bad it is

[The New Sea Territory]

we all need to subject ourselves to torment every now and again
http://www.kerrang.com/21081/50-heaviest-albums-ever/

The only bands they got right were Sunn O))), Napalm Death and Carcass.

If we're going to pick the heaviest albums (which are not necessarily the best), its pretty much going to be grindcore and death metal bands exclusively. Maybe a few doom metal bands.

[NeuPolska]

we all need to subject ourselves to torment every now and again
http://www.kerrang.com/21081/50-heaviest-albums-ever/

The only bands they got right were Sunn O))), Napalm Death and Carcass.

If we're going to pick the heaviest albums (which are not necessarily the best), its pretty much going to be grindcore and death metal bands exclusively. Maybe a few doom metal bands.

Nirvana, The Beatles, Bring Me The Horizon, really?

Like, the first two okay, far from the heaviest albums, but at least respectable. But Bring Me The Horizon being on here at all and not Bolt Thrower or Amon Amarth pisses me off. Opeth also deserves a spot. Rammstein, alright, yeah, heavy, but IMO should not be ranked as high as they were. There's just so much heavier stuff.

[Rob Halfordia]

we all need to subject ourselves to torment every now and again
http://www.kerrang.com/21081/50-heaviest-albums-ever/

The only bands they got right were Sunn O))), Napalm Death and Carcass.

If we're going to pick the heaviest albums (which are not necessarily the best), its pretty much going to be grindcore and death metal bands exclusively. Maybe a few doom metal bands.

Heaviness really has no definition. If it were my list, it would probably have Stained Class or Sin After Sin at the top. Don't question my reasoning.

[The New Sea Territory]

The only bands they got right were Sunn O))), Napalm Death and Carcass.

If we're going to pick the heaviest albums (which are not necessarily the best), its pretty much going to be grindcore and death metal bands exclusively. Maybe a few doom metal bands.

Nirvana, The Beatles, Bring Me The Horizon, really?

Like, the first two okay, far from the heaviest albums, but at least respectable. But Bring Me The Horizon being on here at all and not Bolt Thrower or Amon Amarth pisses me off. Opeth also deserves a spot. Rammstein, alright, yeah, heavy, but IMO should not be ranked as high as they were. There's just so much heavier stuff.

Yeah, BMTH is pretty weak. Opeth, Rammstein and Amon Amarth are not that heavy, relative to some other stuff. They are good, but heavy is not necessary good.

Seriously, if we were to pick the heaviest, and I mean THE HEAVIEST, albums of all time, it would be a lot of more obscure bands. Things that make even Napalm Death look weak.

I'd nominate Nails - Abandon All Life. Agoraphobic Nosebleed's Altered States of America would also be something on there. It's a hundred songs in under thirty minutes.

[The New Sea Territory]

The only bands they got right were Sunn O))), Napalm Death and Carcass.

If we're going to pick the heaviest albums (which are not necessarily the best), its pretty much going to be grindcore and death metal bands exclusively. Maybe a few doom metal bands.

Heaviness really has no definition. If it were my list, it would probably have Stained Class or Sin After Sin at the top. Don't question my reasoning.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/heavy

[Rob Halfordia]

Heaviness really has no definition. If it were my list, it would probably have Stained Class or Sin After Sin at the top. Don't question my reasoning.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/heavy

Okay, Mr. Snark, heaviness in terms of Heavy Metal has no universal definition, as everyone categorizes it differently.

[Bodobol]

I saw that about an hour ago. Read it thinking "the hell is this shit?"

I cut myself with a utility razor. that's how bad it is

Really, self-harm jokes? I don't want to veer off topic, but that's really not any better than the stuff you've criticized Halfordia for.

Nirvana, The Beatles, Bring Me The Horizon, really?

Like, the first two okay, far from the heaviest albums, but at least respectable. But Bring Me The Horizon being on here at all and not Bolt Thrower or Amon Amarth pisses me off. Opeth also deserves a spot. Rammstein, alright, yeah, heavy, but IMO should not be ranked as high as they were. There's just so much heavier stuff.

Yeah, BMTH is pretty weak. Opeth, Rammstein and Amon Amarth are not that heavy, relative to some other stuff. They are good, but heavy is not necessary good.

Seriously, if we were to pick the heaviest, and I mean THE HEAVIEST, albums of all time, it would be a lot of more obscure bands. Things that make even Napalm Death look weak.

I'd nominate Nails - Abandon All Life. Agoraphobic Nosebleed's Altered States of America would also be something on there. It's a hundred songs in under thirty minutes.

They're Kerrang, they're too mainstream to make a list of 50 bands no one has heard of.

I don't listen to much really heavy stuff, the heaviest stuff I listen to at this point is like Gojira, Enslaved, Ne Obliviscaris, relatively well-known stuff like that. I should start listening to some heavy music again.

[The New Sea Territory]

I have been thoroughly convinced, after listening to it many times, that Dance of December Souls is my favorite doom metal album ever. Old Katatonia is awesome. I don't like their newer stuff as much.