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jonny5 wrote:
MOSQUITO FIGHTER wrote:This is by far one of the best albums I've ever heard. This sounds so amazing to me right now. I listened to it straight through on my first time.

Carpenter Brut - Trilogy
Get out of my head!! I was literally coming here to post this. Amazing stuff!!! From your recent posts it appears you and I are very much on the same page musically right now.

I really like the way he blends the more standard 80's synthwave with more modern production - has a Justice vibe on a lot of the tracks, but still very 80's sounding.

Great production too!
It's so great seeing stuff like this come out of the woodwork. I think this could lead to some really cool places. Synthwave going to drag me kicking and screaming away from Shoegaze at this rate.
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The Skull - For Those Which Are Asleep
Acid King - Middle of Nowhere, Center of Everywhere
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mvsfan wrote:ive pretty much been listening to the sound of perseverance by death since it came out. awesome technical metal album. chuck schuldiner is missed.

oddly though i dont care for much else death metal. sound of perseverence was thoughtful.
Be it thought or je-ne-sais-quoi, but I also find Death more digestible than most (!) metal I've heard since my youth. Even Symbolic, that's produced awfully (again - MOST rock albums from that period seem to be). Two first albums are awesome, too, sophomoric as they are.
Coroner is another metal band that holds up.

Genre-wise, it has to be said my tolerance to (broadly speaking) punk rock stands greater. No signs of growing out of it.

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The new Ratatat is not out yet but it will surely be my favorite for a while this year.

http://youtu.be/xlcywgEMuGI

Video clip featuring a new super advanced display, screw oled lol.
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^^^I wasn't even aware they had a new album in the works. I was pretty lukewarm on their last two records upon release but they've really grown on me over time.

I am surprised no one has mentioned the album John Carpenter recently released. Obviously recommended to fans of his film OST's but anyone who likes moody instrumental stuff should check it out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YZ60mQA4Q8

The beginning reminds me of The Waterfall's intro from Super Castlevania IV.
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Jon wrote:
I am surprised no one has mentioned the album John Carpenter recently released. Obviously recommended to fans of his film OST's but anyone who likes moody instrumental stuff should check it out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YZ60mQA4Q8
Ya, I bought the vinyl when it came out. Great stuff! Better than I expected actually.
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This may be a lame question. But how do you keep up on metal releases? I don't really have any hookups for metal music other than this forum.
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Monks - black monk time
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knac.com is a good place to keep up.
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MOSQUITO FIGHTER wrote:This may be a lame question. But how do you keep up on metal releases? I don't really have any hookups for metal music other than this forum.
Depends on what you're looking for. I read the Obelisk, Sludgelord, and Stonerobixxx for doom/stoner/sludge stuff and Lastrites and Teeth of the Divine for general metal junk.
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Twerk - Otter EP
https://erotus.bandcamp.com/album/otter

Some of the best dub techno I have heard in a very long while.
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DestroyTheCore wrote:Twerk - Otter EP
https://erotus.bandcamp.com/album/otter

Some of the best dub techno I have heard in a very long while.
That is quite a good one!

Its a remix album, but who the heck cares? I also took part in it with what seems to be the only downtempo remix, but Milieu - PolyPlus is just blowing me away. So many great remixes and the 2 new tracks from Milieu are darn good as well. A primarily Acid/IDM/Downtempo series of albums, just 2, that have been remixed and reshaped into something awesome. The original Polypsilon albums are worth checking out as well.
https://recycledplastics.bandcamp.com/album/polyplus
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Acid King wrote:
MOSQUITO FIGHTER wrote:This may be a lame question. But how do you keep up on metal releases? I don't really have any hookups for metal music other than this forum.
Depends on what you're looking for. I read the Obelisk, Sludgelord, and Stonerobixxx for doom/stoner/sludge stuff and Lastrites and Teeth of the Divine for general metal junk.
Thanks, convenient that most of those have facebook pages too.

Pelican - The Fire In Our Throats Will Beckon The Thaw
Les Discrets | Septembre et ses dernières Pensées
An Autumn For Crippled Children - Try Not To Destroy Everything
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Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears
Dio - Holy Diver
Kiss - 1974

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Xyga wrote:The new Ratatat is not out yet but it will surely be my favorite for a while this year.

http://youtu.be/xlcywgEMuGI

Video clip featuring a new super advanced display, screw oled lol.
if that track is any indication (coulda pulled it right from the ST album), it's going to be wicked :D . I thought LP4 was absolute shit excluding 'bare feast'.
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I have been listening to a lot of Metal the last year or two. The old stuff that is.

I quite like Doom Metal and have been listening to the band Trouble a lot:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trouble_%28band%29

I like the older sound that is reminiscent of Sabbath.

Any one have any recommendations for other Doom Metal bands?

I am always listening to Bolt-Thrower and more Hardcore stuff these days.

Cheers,

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Hey thought some of you here might be interested:

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=c ... ge%20vinyl
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MintyTheCat wrote:I have been listening to a lot of Metal the last year or two. The old stuff that is.

I quite like Doom Metal and have been listening to the band Trouble a lot:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trouble_%28band%29

I like the older sound that is reminiscent of Sabbath.

Any one have any recommendations for other Doom Metal bands?

I am always listening to Bolt-Thrower and more Hardcore stuff these days.

Cheers,

Minty.
Give these a shot.

Crypt Sermon - Heavy Riders
Pagan Altar - The Masquerade
Hour of 13 - Hex of Harm
Magic Circle - Winter Light
The Skull - For Those Which Are Asleep - New band with three ex-members of Trouble
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MOSQUITO FIGHTER wrote:
jonny5 wrote:
MOSQUITO FIGHTER wrote:This is by far one of the best albums I've ever heard. This sounds so amazing to me right now. I listened to it straight through on my first time.

Carpenter Brut - Trilogy
Get out of my head!! I was literally coming here to post this. Amazing stuff!!! From your recent posts it appears you and I are very much on the same page musically right now.

I really like the way he blends the more standard 80's synthwave with more modern production - has a Justice vibe on a lot of the tracks, but still very 80's sounding.

Great production too!
It's so great seeing stuff like this come out of the woodwork. I think this could lead to some really cool places. Synthwave going to drag me kicking and screaming away from Shoegaze at this rate.
Trilogy is absolutely unreal!!! :o Can I buy a physical copy (CD/Vinyl) somewhere? Google tells me that the Vinyl was a limited release (300 copies) and looks like people are trying to sell it for crazy amounts of money now.... The cheapest one I could find was this :/
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The only physical album available on his bandcamp is EPIII. The final part of Trilogy. I bet the other ones will get reissued. I know Perturbator is always reissuing albums.

https://carpenterbrut.bandcamp.com/merch
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Acid King wrote:
MintyTheCat wrote:I have been listening to a lot of Metal the last year or two. The old stuff that is.

I quite like Doom Metal and have been listening to the band Trouble a lot:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trouble_%28band%29

I like the older sound that is reminiscent of Sabbath.

Any one have any recommendations for other Doom Metal bands?

I am always listening to Bolt-Thrower and more Hardcore stuff these days.

Cheers,

Minty.
Give these a shot.

Crypt Sermon - Heavy Riders
Pagan Altar - The Masquerade
Hour of 13 - Hex of Harm
Magic Circle - Winter Light
The Skull - For Those Which Are Asleep - New band with three ex-members of Trouble
Thanks for the recommendations, Acid King!

I was aware of The Skull but have not heard any of their stuff as yet.

Crypt Sermon are very good - I will get their album! That's what I like to hear, some decent, well put together music.

Cheers.
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Not new and not an album (though I've read there were actually two full albums released) but I just clicked on that a moment ago and it triggered some nostalgia;
http://youtu.be/SlPs3jyuNt0
Had completely forgotten about One-T, the funny thing is the comment below "I was listening to this on VIVA" (a German music channel) because I actually did too via satellite, despite the thing being a French production it was maybe more popular abroad.

I'm feelin' old.
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Slayer - South of Heaven
Slayer - Hell Awaits
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Metallica - And Justice for All
AC/DC - Greatest Hits
Ace Frehley - Ace Frehley
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MOSQUITO FIGHTER wrote:Perturbator - Sexualizer
Great EP, had it on loop all evening. Image Much mellower than the superb but rather heavy Dangerous Days, enjoying it.

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Been thoroughly enjoying a semi-nostalgic revisit of Danzigs I-IV today. Such innocent times, when Danny boy was menacing the Bible belt with his dastardly yet hunky Satanic wrestler persona, aided by his sinister acolytes EERIE VON, JOHN CHRIST and CHUCK BISCUITS.

IV has an absorbingly doomy air, III has some irresistible Christ riffs, but II is by far my favourite with the most amount of bluesy bayou hollerin' and club singalong choruses. Glenn's passionate exhortations to fap with abandon on "Devil's Plaything" are a veritable elbow from the top rope to the heart of organised religion.

DEVILS PLAYTHAAAANG IN MAH HAND
IF YOU DONT WANNA PLAY, YOU DONT UNDERSTAND
(sounds like RHE!)
WHOAAA-OHHH, WHOA-OHHH-OHHH-OHHHH
WHOAAA-OHHH, WHOA-OHHH-OHHH-OHHHH


Glorious fun. ^__^
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Trouble - Psalm 9
Trouble - The Skull
Encenathrakh - s/t
Judas Priest - Rocka Rolla
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mvsfan wrote:knac.com is a good place to keep up.
I used to visit there a few years ago a lot when they were doing more Metallica, Megadeth that kind of thing and hard rock.

I just visited and now its almost all deathmetal I can no longer reccomend this site.

Its not my thing at all.
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Goatsnake - Flower of Disease
Entrails - Can't remember
Jøtnarr - Burn and Bury
Girl's Day - Stuff
HyunA - Mainly singles
Abigor
Thantifaxath
Pissed Jeans discography
Assorted Keiji Haino
Anything with fuzzboxes or HM-2s
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Boys Life - Departures And Landfalls

Of course Boys Life was before my knowing of the awesome local rock scene, but this is one of my favorite albums of all time. I guess it is Emo Rock, but it sure is noisy and melodic and an awesome album. Going back through this after learning they are going to do a few reunion shows in honor of this getting re-released on vinyl in August of this year. Awesome album.
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Currently I have been listening to the new Tech N9ne- Special Effects, and Yelawolf- Love Story.
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This album will be released next month but I've been listening to the first track off of it so much now that I might as well post it here...

Evan Marien - FastFastGo (off of the Artifacts album)
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