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Xavier Watson
/arghoslent/
Gabriel Foster
Your death you can't deter
As the silence returns
WORLD EATER
Justin Gray
DUDELUXLICHALAYYYDEH
Eli Watson
>yfw best black metal album
Henry Walker
Bum bum Sodom make arghostbent
Chilean
Carson Ward
first for /theguywholikesvisigothhasnoclueaboutuspmorpowermetalingeneralforthatmatter/
Jack Powell
Arghosdjent?
Eli Martinez
BOLT THROWER
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Elijah Nelson
>album starts with footsteps, leading up to a door opening and closing
Dylan Ross
>when Visigoth is better than your favorite band
Chase Diaz
I still refuse to believe a w*man is behind Thicc Thrower's bass
Liam Martin
>better
>no u
did someone ask me?
Jackson Cruz
I actually think that guy might be the bass player for visigoth
Benjamin Wilson
>pitchshifter - Industrial
>Godflesh - Streetcleaner
>Fall of Because - Life is Easy
>Jesu - Ascention
>Final - My Body Is A Dying Machine
>Grief - Dismal
>Crowbar - Broken Glass
>Crowbar - Odd Fellows Rest
>Sunn O))) - Kannon
>Moss - Dub Templum
Albums for people who hate what life is, but love what life should be.
Rec' a man some solid funeral doom.
Charles Jackson
This album is amazing.
Eli Powell
believe it faggot
Jordan Moore
>song has sex sounds and moaning
Andrew Ramirez
fuck you I like Meatshits and Jig-ai
Dylan Butler
>song made after the 80s has bible quotes paraphrased in favor the devil
Ryan Campbell
garbage is a bit far. its just derivative as fuck (case in point 'mammoth rider' which follows holy diver's formula and i could tell it was gonna do this as soon as the song started) and the production is gay, its heart is in the right place but the songs fall short of being anything interesting
Kayden Smith
>song isn't guttural bulldozing slamz
Liam Taylor
white power wintersun
pro-slavery soilwork
racist at the gates
antisemitic amon amarth
confederate Children of Bodom
bigoted be'lakor
intolerant in flames
imperialist intestine baalism
ns norther
colonialist kalmah
shitlord shade empire
alt-right Insomnium
discriminatory dark tranquillity
Republican Dark Tranquillity
white supremacist Be'lakor
far-right omnium gatherum
redneck amorphis
mysogynist Disarmonia Mundi
prejudiced scar symmetry
kill all niggers carcass
ethnocentric edge of sanity
hateful hypocrisy
Bible Belt Before the Dawn
fascist Mors Principium Est
jew-bashing arch enemy
traditionalist In Mourning
nationalist Mercenary
xenophobic gates of ishtar
14/88 solution .45
homophobic Dark Lunacy
Pro-European Black Dahlia Murder
natsoc Darkest Hour
conservative Eternal Tears of Sorrow
kkk dethklok
Nazi Sonic Syndicate
Sieg heil Enshine
problematic Eluveitie
Oliver Walker
The whale hasn't eyes. Spooky.
Lucas Butler
>DT twice
Republican Arsis
Jason Long
it's like you purposely excluded all the good ones
Andrew Hernandez
I think you mean $LAMZ
Nathan Edwards
i actually never knew this, what the fuck
pretty cool tbqh
Jaxon Sanchez
>all the good ones
>implying there were any
Chase Gutierrez
Why is growling so fucking fun?
Hunter Fisher
Yeah dude, get with the times. Don't you know that making vague connections between things and passing them off as funny is the hottest meme?
Jayden Hernandez
is this a challenge for power?
Jose Smith
>she'll never ride you all night
metal for this feel?
Josiah Flores
John Scott
Can you recommend me some stuff with melodies like Ulver? Like dark sad medieval-choir-like melodies.
Samuel Bailey
Emperor, Enslaved and Helheim perhaps?
Landon Sullivan
Soilwork
Angel Gomez
Manilla Road
Lucas Smith
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are there any other metal or hard rock bands like extreme? seems like they're peerless in the hair/glam genre
Camden Ortiz
thank you I'll try these
Bentley Garcia
Epicardiectomy
Tyler Morgan
dem boots tho
Kayden Smith
Man, look at all those retards.
Zachary Hughes
Kiss vocals, standard bluesy zep/stones guitars but more technical. Sounds like most glam, just a bit better.
Try this youtu.be
Thomas Lopez
this was underrated
Jonathan Perry
it's in manchester
Adrian Hill
i dig it, thanks man, first non shitposting answer i've ever gotten here
Isaiah Cruz
is it just me or was Jo a qt?
Liam Barnes
she was, and Karl wasn't fat
high-waisted jeans make my benis stand, she gets bonus points
Kayden Green
>she still looks good after all these years
Bolt Thrower truly does wonders to your body
Jackson Nelson
Christopher Bailey
Manowar is literally the least homo erotic band on the planet. They are exclusively for real men
Nathan Hall
if you still listen to extreme metal you need to grow up
Sebastian Morris
if you find it cringey that people are enthusiastic, maybe you 'll find house music to be more up to your speed.
Levi Bailey
kys normie
Landon Thomas
Here's the second one
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If you want more glam with more Stones, try Quireboys.
If you just want more blues, I'd say just stick to older hard rock, as glam pretty much just copied it.
Hudson Miller
I don't think I saw those guys in orienteering
Kevin Perry
gorgoroth is pretty gay
Adam Morales
that's not the trve gorgoroth
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Alexander Murphy
>this is a 10/10 in Britain
Brayden Campbell
Fun fact: Carving a Giant is about sucking a huge cock.
Samuel Taylor
sorry, no buttmetal for me
Connor Flores
Vektor just posted this on Facebook.
Looks like we're getting a Terminal Redux comic.
Camden Anderson
oh dear
Jaxson Sullivan
good shit, what about funkier stuff? dare I say extreme was more funk metal than glam in their later years.
Jason Sanchez
t. nu-male
Samuel Fisher
Ryan Watson
what a fucking joke
Connor Hernandez
Cool, I was kinda expecting that.
James Williams
there needs to be a metal cover of this
Colton Lee
they've gone full coheed and cambria
Nicholas Rivera
ohh, you should have added come on eyes instead
Jeremiah Peterson
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>And the comic book adaption of the highly praised and critically acclaimed Vektor album "Terminal Redux", that I will be working with closely with the singer, Dave, to complete as authentically and accurate as possible
>"TERMINAL REDUX" SUMMARY: Awoken from cryosleep a lone astronaut fights for his life and his sanity. But when granted power beyond comprehension, how will he use it? To better the universe? Or to destroy it?
Oliver Johnson
hey
atleast it's not anime or a game
Luke Ortiz
Can we introduce Vektor to Sup Forums once this gets released?
This nu-male shit would be right up their alley and we can take this meme to the next level
Aaron Nguyen
Jaxon Johnson
Where does Vektor = "nu male metal" meme even come from anyway? Is it because they're popular thrash metal and popular thrash is "pleb" to elitist faggot metalheads?
Daniel Wood
Anal Cunt has made multiple songs in that style
Xavier Peterson
you seem to be lost
Anthony Walker
lel, good point
Hudson Jones
They got high scores from Fantano and Pitchfork
Colton Powell
;_;
metal for this feel?
Luke Wilson
shitskins love thrash metal, that's why
Nolan Rivera
Hmmm frankly that's a tough question. If you want specifically glam, you have this Electric Boys youtu.be
Otherwise, funk metal was much more of 90s and alt-rock thing. Most glam was either zep/stones, Dokken, Motley Crue, or some combination of thereof. Now you can find some funky groove here and there in glam, but I heard a lot of it and I can't quite tell you anything quite like this from the top of my head.
Gabriel Lopez
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Angel Wood
This also came up youtu.be
James Long
wtf I want to rewatch Saint Seiya now.
Asher Parker
It's probably the amount of praise it's getting, it's I decent album I suppose, but when I listen to it I just hear other artist's, not "vektor".
The album is pretty much a soundtrack to a photoshopped poster for a doc on 90s death metal.
Anthony Thompson
>progressive thrash metal
Owen Howard
yeah i've yet to find another band that sounds close to them in terms of funk metal, they kinda had their own thing going in the scene.
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everything you've said is spot on. living color is kinda in the same vein but more alt metal i guess
Colton Nelson
Yes indeed, this song does sound pretty unique. Now technically the funk metal like this was omnipresent in grunge, but Extreme also has glam sound. This is quite a unique combination.
I got curious and listened to some songs from Waiting for the Punchline. Now I guess here was when they changed their sound more in line with grunge. This is what most bands sounded like in the '90s, like some stuff from Alice in Chains, Jane's Addiction, Faith No More, RHCP, etc. I guess Extreme arrived a bit early to the party of funk metal.
Otherwise, I looked up funk metal on RYM: rateyourmusic.com
Aaron Flores
BRINGING IT BACK KID
Asher Perez
Who /ProgressiveGlamMetal/ here?
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Christopher Richardson
Forgot to add. Maybe, just maybe, there might in theory be other formerly glam bands who jumped the funk metal wagon in the '90s. And vice versa, some funk metal bands which turned to emo/glam of the 2000s. I wouldn't expect high quality from it though.
Aiden Cooper
Is Rust in Peace the logical conclusion to thrash? Aside from technical wank like Vektor I have yet to hear anything with songwriting as good and aggressive
Blake Ortiz
>Is Rust in Peace the logical conclusion to thrash?
Yes,
Easton Perry
Post good, obscure bands. I'll start.
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Brody Perez
thanks for all the replies man. they were more glam oriented on their first two albums, but three sides to every story was a concept album and much more driven in terms of what they wanted. it was 1/3 hard rock with a lot of funk metal like in
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but also had the progressive and ballad sides.
they definitely switched gears to stay relevant in the mid 90s due to grunge which as you said is very apparent on waiting for the punchline. i love aic but never really considered them funk metal, however janes, fnm and early rhcp definitely fit the bill but i've always thought extreme were kinda their own thing...ahead of their time, with skills and heavier, funky riffs different than their glam counterparts, yet more structured with the 3 part harmonies and technical than the late 80s, early 90s funk metal crowd.
Elijah Johnson
>Is Rust in Peace the logical conclusion to thrash?
Maybe