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It's a madhouse! ..or so they claim!
Fucking classic Anthrax, I challenge you to not bang your head at that main riff. But how boring that would be. Just enjoy the song lmao.
Tidal, Official Website, RateYourMusic, Encyclopaedia Metallum
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Hard to pick a single track to share from this album as each one is like 2 mins long, the titles of each track are repeatedly barked respectively, and there's a shit load of cacophony throughout. But it's such a good time - it's fun as hell lol. Loud, short and to the point, these guys combine death/thrash with hardcore and punk and it's very simplistically brutal. I'd imagine their entire set during a show is just a constant pit. I discovered this band from Chicago through a "similarity" to Lair of the Minotaur, and while the vibe can be a little similar, Ready for Death are off doing their own thing.
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Five minute instrumental from a long time thrash band. Awesome riffs with melodic solos keep it interesting throughout. Fine red mist could either describe seeing red when you're angry or what is left of a human when they meet an excessively destructive force.
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Some classic Metal Church.
Band: Metal Church.
Album: Metal Church.
Song: Metal Church.
Hotel: Trivago.
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I'm a little torn on posting this as this is evenly split right down the middle of crossover thrash and hardcore. If I had to liken it to a similar band, it would be in the vein of Power Trip - you know, the chunkier side of crossover. But it's a little hard to ignore the Hardcore in the voice (nevermind the guest vocals from Knocked Loose, also hardcore punk).
When the riffs hit, though, they're a beast and I do find myself headbanging and groovin along, even to the breakdown at the end lol.
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Guys, get a load of these nerds! Just discovered this energetic group last night lol gave this whole album a spin and picked this track as my share for today - the album's triumphant, mid-paced epic with a storming finish. These geeks play symphonic thrash metal with touches of power metal, vocals are a bit on the messy sneering side, kinda reminding me a tiny bit of Warbringer's John Kevill. I've never played D&D but with music like this, it does seem fun lmao.
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Metal band Voivod are getting an official video game from Chaosmonger Studio
(www.gamingonlinux.com)
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50% Stoner metal, 30% heavy metal, 20% thrash, these guys from California are another of my recent collection from my sludge metal journey. Let me know if all this has been too same-y, I can post something different!
EDIT: shit I linked the wrong track lol, fixed now.
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Classified as speed/sludge/thrash metal, these guys' main influences are Mastodon and High on Fire. Production is a little muddy, as all sludge should be, but the vocals are pretty low in the mix and I don't think I can hear the bass guitar lol. But I feel it's worth a share here. Enjoy some obscure stuff!
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Swedish speed metal, emulating the greats of the 80's, as if the 90's and beyond never happened. Speed metal forever \m/
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Exodus excellence...
For some reason I can't attach any images atm...
YouTube, Spotify, metal-archives
EDIT: finally managed to upload album cover.
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These Canadians play old school thrash metal with heaps of melodic technicality. The solos in this are insane and will have you headbanging more and more as they progress saying "Holy shit!!" as I did when I first heard this lol. This guitarist is the power behind Autonoesis, the one man technical thrash/black metal band I posted a few weeks back.
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Skourge performs crossover/death/hardcore - another unique mixture of extreme metal which works well, though not as catchy as I feel it could be. If the vocals sounds familiar it's because Seth Gilmore of Fugitive and Power Trip is killing it lol. Anyway, this band sounds a lot like if Obituary played a bit of thrash amongst their old school death.
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Crossover time! This time we have a band attempting to kind of emulate Anthrax a bit here. Nothing original but it's got a decent production and it sounds fun.
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Sludge metal has such a wealth of undiscovered hidden gems, it's extremely criminal how unknown some of these bands are. I seriously wouldn't know about half of these bands that I upload unless I go out of my way to look for this shit similar to my other tastes, LET ALONE something completely new and unique, like that one Iron Age upload I had a few days ago. What a journey lol.
Anyway, LotM is like if you mix Celtic Frost and Eyehategod. Nice thick sound with punishing riffs and tight songwriting. Loving this every time I hear it.
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Admittedly, I have still only heard their first album so far, even having posted another song from this album around a year ago. While I do definitely enjoy this album, it isn't really my go-to style, so I just haven't got round to giving the rest a chance. I think maybe it's because I'm not a huge fan of the guitar tone or vocals. However, like I mentioned, I do still really enjoy the music. Enjoy, and let me know what you think!
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Sludge metal with just enough thrash to post here. Imagine if Kyuss had Lemmy sing for em, only fuckin metal.
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I was originally gonna post another sludge/crossover pick but my undiagnosed ADHD led me to share this. This frenetic technical death/thrash is for fans of Sadus and Atheist, it's right up there with the best of em!
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