Hello Sup Forums.
I've been listening to the ost ripped from Doom (2016) and i loved it.
Can somebody recommend artists with the same style as the links bellow?
Thanks in advance!
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Jonathan Smith
Death Grips
Kevin Bell
Also, if possible, artists of instrumental only.
Matthew Evans
it's just djent
look for instrumental djent
and then don't listen to it because djent is fucking terrible, it's the musical equivalent of Halo.
Caleb Bennett
>musical equivalent of Halo.
Only the first albums are somewhat good?
Parker Morgan
sounds a bit like Animals as Leaders meets Shining
Isaac Bennett
No, it's soulless, edgeless, squeaky-clean and lacks the balls of earlier stuff. It's also very lowest-common-denominator.
Hudson Miller
It really doesn't sound like Shining.
You're just a bit confused because Shining has some vague industrial rock elements and an overproduced sound, which can also be found in djent, but these two characteristics are extremely widespread and Shining are one of the strangest examples you could bring up.
Jaxon Reed
Meshuggah
Easton Sullivan
>androidshit
What did OP mean by this?
Charles Torres
Apple or Android, doesn't matter, he's still a phonefag, which is very fitting since djent is the "metal" subgenre of the #bornmobile generation
Ethan Peterson
Just throw on Godflesh
Cameron Martinez
Halo 1 and 2 were great at the time. Co Op on hardest difficulty with your buddy, excellent times.
Also Steve Vai did the Halo 2 soundtrack, its excellent.
Jason Ward
I havent played D44M yet, and I haven't listened to the soundtrack, but I know that a POLIVOKS synth was used a lot on the soundtrack, and that's kinda cool.
Michael Howard
>Meshuggah was great at the time. THALL chugs and breakdowns for core kids, excellent times.
Benjamin Baker
Applefags already sleeping in my country and it's only 1 in the morning.
Chase Thompson
I'd love to listen in a good headphone on my PC but i just can't.
Hunter Garcia
it's post-hardcore thinly disguised as prog metal.
Nathan Morales
I recommend Skrillex.
It's the exact same shit except he uses a sequencer instead of a guitar.
Isaac Jenkins
Messhugah's Chaosphere, I and Catch33 were excellent albums. Destroy Erase Improve is also pretty cool.
That was before Djent became a thing, a time before dubstep.
Joshua Rivera
I like deadmau5, but i want to find a song to be better than that "Rip and Tear" one. Really, i loved that one...
Christian Cox
It was subpar Fear Factory with shitty riffs that don't slay.
Luis Myers
Then you might wanna look into Zardonic.
At least he doesn't have the pseudo-intellectual attitude that goes with djent.
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Adrian Myers
Fear factory were awful though.
shit taste son. Fear Factory were subpar Chimera, and Meshuggah was a whole league above both
Nathaniel Reyes
Fear Factory had cool riffs and didn't pretend that their music was smart.
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Author and Punisher
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Andrew Morgan
This guy is fucking beast.
Tyler Reyes
OP here. Very nice!
Austin Bailey
>Not using a DAC on your phone via an OTG cable
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Connor Lee
this has pretty much nothing to do with that but listen to it anyway
Jacob Thompson
Tyler Taylor
You could probably like this... Has some things in common
Parker Walker