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Caleb Cooper
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Colton Stewart
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Sebastian Bennett
Pentagram is WAY better than Antichrist
Jaxson Turner
only death metal is real
Julian Diaz
Who's is /meal/ favorite eceleb and why is Emmelie?
Jaxson Robinson
you arent a fag
Easton Perry
Only black is fucking true.
Justin Davis
whats bottom left?
Aaron Jackson
While we're at it, I think most stoner rock is "bongsomething"
Morbid Bong, Bong Bath and Bong Uncle aren't taken
Gabriel Moore
i wont listen to bands with weed references in their name
Lucas Richardson
The bong and acid meme bands have gone too far
Owen Jenkins
SODOMIZE THE HOLY ASSHOLE
Logan Bell
I VOMIT
ON GOD'S CHILD
Wyatt Davis
More like, stoner is a meme gone too far
Brody Wright
10/10 black absurdism and ledney is an idiot savant par excellence even if he's phoning it in with profanatica nowadays
Jackson Reed
been feeling a bit down lately, need some metal that will cheer me up thank you
Robert Miller
Adrian Ramirez
Adam Lewis
Technical Death metal makes me nauseous and horny at the same time
Chase Bell
Yes it's a Filosofem clone, but it's fucking amazing.
Colton Cox
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More like this?
Easton Jenkins
Wanderings is not a Filosofem clone. Illinois black metal has a distinct sound that is influenced by no-fucks-given raw black metal from the 90's. If 'I Shalt Become' is a Burzum clone then that would be like saying Paysage d'Hiver is also.
Satanic Warmaster does similar primitive shit too but that doesn't make him a Burzum copy. Fuck Varg.
Noah Wilson
Daniel Campbell
What is Gods Of War?
Noah Long
paysage d'hiver is a gift to us all
Ian Thomas
Most metal exists literally for the opposite purpose
But anyway
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Benjamin Rivera
are there any doom artists that dont use whiny vocals?
Jayden Sanchez
>paysage d'nu-male
Jose Hall
>what's death/black doom
Eli Jenkins
fucking blasphemy, apologize
Jace Turner
Anthony Harris
(You)
Camden Watson
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Is this peak death metal?
Julian Ortiz
Nocturnus - Thresholds
Anthony Allen
Black Metal:
>M8Л8TХ [M8L8TH]: Russian/Ukrainian Black Metal with a distinct folksy RAC influence. Their latest album has a wonderful blend of clean and harsh vocals.
>Nachtgeblüt: Argentinian Black Metal/Neoclassical crossover project of Eviigne. Previous albums had some classical pieces metallicized, but "Dying Echos of a Past Forlorn" highlights Eviigne's talents as a musician.
>Campo de Mayo: Another project of Eviigne. The music here is much harsher and more direct with fiercely anti-communist lyrics and songs glorifying the regime of Jorge Rafael Videla, infamous for putting communist dissidents on death flights.
>Kristallnacht: Their entire discography on one album. Raw French Black Metal with plenty of harsh tremolo picked lines. Pretty standard.
>Dub Buk: Highly folksy Ukrainian Black Metal with foot-stomping riffs, gang shouts and flutes.
>Grand Belial's Key: A US NS Black Metal classic. Not only one of the most intentionally hilarious Black Metal bands, but also one of the most intentionally hilarious NS Black Metal bands. Anti-Judeo-Christian lyrics with plenty of potshots at Jews and Jesus.
>Fanisk: Another US NS Black Metal classic. Epic keyboard-driven passages and walls of tremolo craft a fantastic atmosphere transporting you to somewhere beyond space and time.
>Absurd: All their classic tunes rerecorded for a new generation. Those who found their earlier work childish, raw and amateurish will appreciate the dedication from the new band to polish the old tunes into something quite powerful.
>Der Stürmer: Harsh Greek NS Black Metal with members active in Golden Dawn. Plenty of fast, furious, tremolo-picked power chords and feral shouts.
>Veles: Polish NS Black Metal classic.
>Graveland: Another Polish NS Black Metal classic. Slow, epic passages crafting an atmosphere of Viking warriors charging into battle with lyrics influenced by Ron McVan
David Ross
Black Metal (cont):
>Teмнoзopь [Temnozor]: Russian Folk/Black Metal crossover. Pagan lyrics and epic passages with clean and harsh vocals.
>Pantheon: USNSBM concept album. Much of their discography sucks, but they struck gold once with this concept album.
>Spear of Longinus: Australian NS Black Metal with a distinct old school influence. Hellhammer and Celtic Frost fans will enjoy this. Loads of lyrics of Nazi mysticism and Hinduism.
>Genocide: Thrashy Chilean Black Metal.
>Sombre Chemin: French Black Metal with an RAC undercurrent. Imagine early Absurd with Burzum-like atmosphere.
>Totenburg: Triumphant, but fierce German Black Metal that packs quite a punch. Like later Absurd with more aggression and thrashiness.
>Peste Noire: National Anarchist Black Metal with a very faint folksy influence. Plenty of feral vocals and blast beats with tremolo picked lines from hell.
>Aryan Blood: German Black Metal influenced by old school Heavy Metal. Worth it for "To Build an Empire" alone.
>Mjölnir: Unique German Black Metal with melodic and symphonic influences that craft a distinct atmosphere. Think old Lucifugum mixed in with Bathory, Enslaved, and Nokturnal Mortum.
>Naastrand: When traditional French folk songs discover Black Metal. Very unique and quite powerful.
>Wolfnacht: "Night of the Werewolf" is the best thing they've done. Everything else is rather mediocre Darkthrone worship, but the debut has some Absurd influences.
>Thunderbolt: The Polish lovechild of Emperor and Dissection. The atmospheric interludes are implemented nicely, rather than feeling superfluous. In a word, tasteful.
>Bannerwar: Greek Black Metal with bright tone elevated by a of the guitar melodies, a symphonic regalia of the pianos and keyboards, and a bloodied rasp of its front man. Energetic anthems bearing a semblance to Emperor's In the Nightside Eclipse, though not strikingly so. Don't expect much RAC influences. Even their cover of Blue Eyed Devil's "Eternal Fight" sounds grim
Eli Russell
Heavy Metal:
>RaHoWa: A sore subject, but George Burdi sure tried his damndest to channel Peter Steele. This album is pure Type O Negative worship with some awesome songs and terrible songs. The best are "Man Against Time," "Hall of the Heroes," "In the Fires of 1945," "The Last Battalion" and "God Is Dead". The cover of "The Snow Fell" is great, too.
>Honor: Epic Viking Metal with plenty of charging riffs and passages similar to Manowar and Graveland. The English version is superior to the Polish version, so track that one down. For some reason, the Polish mastering is horrible.
>Fortress: Incredible Heavy Metal from down under. NWOBHM-influenced Metal with an epic heavy ballad "Southern Birth, Northern Soul"
>Warlord: NWOBHM-influenced Metal from Skrewdriver guitarist Steve "Stigger" Calladine. Anti-Islamic "Jihad Joe" will make you crack a smile and "The South Will Rise Again" will make you unfurl your Rebel Flag.
>Excalibur: Czech Metal legends. Later albums go into Death Metal territory, but the debut has epic Metallica-influenced riffs and plenty of headbanging sections in spite of the awkward English.
>Buldok: Similar to Excalibur, but much more influenced by Dokken and Manowar, making the album sound surprisingly American. The Czech songs are better, but "Mission Spandau" has this saxophone section that always makes me smile.
>Spirit of 88: Heavy/Groove Metal solo project of a German musician. Catchy riffs in spite of the awkward vocals.
>Bomber: German Motörhead-influenced Heavy Metal from drummer/vocalist Kalle. Plenty of catchy riffs and feral vocals.
>Estirpe Imperial: Spanish Metal legends with Iron Maiden-esque riffs and patriotic lyrics.
>Kontingent 88: French Heavy Metal/Hard Rock with thoughtful lyrics and epic riffs. Easily my favorite out of all these.
Parker Clark
Thrash Metal:
>The Raunchous Brothers: When The Mentors discovered Teutonic Thrash. "Faggot Bolshevik" alone is quite a statement.
>Mudoven: if the Cro-Mags were racist, they'd be Mudoven. Solo-project of Vaginal Jesus guitarist Jim Crow, a purported veteran in Massachusetts hardcore underground. "Back to Africa" and "Green God" are classics.
>Bound For Glory: American RAC legends who fully underwent metalmorphosis on "The Fight Goes On." Every album after is just as great, but the songs here rule. "We've Got Your Number," "Doctor Marten Dental Plan," "Our Voice Is Stronger" and "Welcome" are testaments to the band's fury.
>Death's Head: Australian Thrash Metal with a distinct Hardcore influence. Perfect for moshing.
>Durandal: Slayer fans rejoice! French Thrash Metal with riffs distinctly influenced by Slayer and other American Thrash legends. The whole album is the best France has to offer.
>Frakass: The French Nationalist version of The Exploited. Moshable riffs and a great vocalist to boot.
>Ultimatum: A lesser version of Frakass. Riffs are still good, though.
>In Tyrannos: Slayer-influenced Metal project of German legend Daniel "Gigi" Giese. Loads of lyrics about the Freemasons, WWI, the Jews, 9/11 and other great topics abound.
>Iron Youth: Greek Thrash Metal. Everything else they produced is mediocre, but at least they got it right here.
>Squadron: RAC legends go Thrash here. Plenty of Hardcore-influenced riffage, but "Death Before Dishonour" will make you want to mount your horse and charge straight into battle.
>Кoppoзия Meтaллa [Korrozia Metalla]: Vulgar Russian Thrash legends. This album is when the band started to let it slip they aren't exactly tolerant. "K.K.K" gives some obvious hints, and the anti-Arab song from the following album would solidify their political stance.
>Кoлoвpaт [Kolovrat]: Even more explicit racist Russian Thrash. The playing here is very tight and the music has great production values to boot.
Landon Ramirez
Death Metal:
>Arghoslent: American Death Metal with thrashy heavy riffs similar to those of Manilla Road. Loads of lyrics about slavery, conquest and, of course, the Holocaust.
>Berserkr: American Death'n'Roll/Groove Metal with incredible production values. Fans of Entombed, '90s Sepultura and Pantera will enjoy this.
>Vaginal Jesus: Hilarious Grindcore with a Seth Putnam connection; hilarious lyrics and nasty riffs abound.
Liam Robinson
just make a pastebin or something instead of clogging the thread with the same text everybody's seen by now
Gabriel Bailey
Give me some Japanese metal.
No memes please.
Bentley Cook
>No memes please.
are you sure? because i have some good memes armed and ready.
Parker Bennett
sigh, abigail, sabbat the list goes on
Cameron Morales
corrupted
Owen Harris
Sabbat, Abigail, Ritual Carnage, Loudness, 石渡太輔 [Daisuke Ishiwatari], Metalucifer, Sigh, Gallhammer, G.I.S.M, Rommel, Mein Kampf/Aion, Rosenfeld
Camden Mitchell
What are some good metal bands with killer riffs that don't have a vocalist that sounds like he's gargling cum?
90% of metal I hear starts off great then some faggot comes in trying to sound like a gruff cunt and it instantly becomes cringey.
>inb4 I get linked cum garglers
>he said not to post this and I posted it I am le so funy xD
Fuck off.
Christopher Gutierrez
reminder to ignore tourists
Owen Nelson
>"killer riffs"
>"cringey"
Carson Martinez
love the snare
Caleb Nguyen
tourists
glamshits
metal poptimists
false
one and the same
Nicholas Campbell
Haha ebin nu-male meme my dood
Eat a bag of dicks
Zachary Torres
What ever happened to that Baphometcore chart that got discussed a few threads ago
Matthew Russell
Endless Dismal Moan, Gnome, Unholy Grave, Barbatos, Catasexual Urge Motivation
Evan Cox
Can you stop with the homoerotic terms and use normal language? Then maybe I'll be able to help you.
Connor Nelson
Alright I'll play nice.
What are some bands like The Big 4, Manowar, Maiden etc.
Stuff with not necessarily clean vocals but vocals that don't sound like the guy is trying way too hard to sound tough.
Liam James
Oliver Myers
Jokes on you this is pretty good. This guy can actually pull off the cum gargling sound unlike most other people.
Jace Rodriguez
Aiden Wilson
I know it's pretty good, that's why I posted it, they also do several songs with clean vocals and a female guest vocalist
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Parker Lee
Not bad. Thanks for posting user.
It's funny, I actually prefer this one even though he's singing in the style I don't normally like. I checked out a few of their other songs and it turns out the guy can actually fucking sing. I guess that's why I hated most of the other gruff sounding dickheads, they can't actually sing and they're trying to hide it by just putting on a monster voice.
This is the one I listened to. Dude has a great voice.
Noah Roberts
>tourist boy makes vague request for bands similar to 6 of the most popular metal bands ever
>ends up impressed by generic melodeath/doom
this shit writes itself
Landon Gonzalez
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Aaron Wright
>elitist boy sees person wanting to broaden their musical horizon
>makes snobby meme ridden posts about how he's not allowed in his secret metal club
this shit writes itself
Henry Murphy
>Unironically being a metal elitist
You are literally listening to the most autistic normie-repelling genre of music, chill the fuck out. No one cares about the size of your music e-peen user.
Ayden Ramirez
>broaden their musical horizon
>by specifically refusing requests and insulting bands which utilize a certain type of vocals
>when their "musical horizon" is as narrow as literally the 6 most popular metal bands of all time
your musical taste reads like a list you formed by googling "best metal bands"
Grayson Morris
Have some classics user, since you seem kinda new to me.
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Cooper Reed
not even nu-male memeing, it's just tastelessness
an incapacity and refusal to get harsh vocals (which isn't difficult considering voice is just another timbre) isn't a person broadening their horizons, it's confirmation of their predispositions. this isn't a bad thing in itself but call it as it is without making it out to be """so eclectic broadening horizons"". you're not as open-minded as you think you are.
Parker Wright
>No Angel Witch
>No Bathory
>No Venom
>No Slayer debut
>No Dimmu Burger
Lincoln Reed
Yes. I said not 1 (one) specific type of vocals because so far every single time I've heard those vocals used I haven't liked it. That leaves every other style of vocals there are. That means that someone can introduce me to any number of bands that use any number of different types of vocals/styles. Thus broadening my horizons by introducing me to new bands.
Why are you taking my insulting of the style personally user? I didn't insult you personally.
Plus, I'm saying cum gargling because it's more entertaining than just saying gruff or deep. Don't take it so seriously, I'm just fucking around.
>>when their "musical horizon" is as narrow as literally the 6 most popular metal bands of all time
Exactly, that's why I want more bands.
I never claimed to be open minded, don't put words in my mouth. I simply want to be introduced to more bands.
I don't refuse to get them, just so far I haven't heard a single band (and yes I've tried many from these threads) that uses that style. Except for just now that user linked me a song where they use that style and I enjoyed it. So, yeah I guess I was wrong and was perhaps too quick to dismiss them. That being said I still prefer cleaner vocals. What's wrong with having preferences?
Henry Cook
if you like novembers dooms stuff with clean vocals then check out saturnus and swallow the sun
Levi Garcia
unironically just listen to stuff off the nu-male chart. regardless of memes it caters to people like you that find metal "cringey". there's choice cuts there if people can get over themselves
Colton Ross
Do you guys like DoDS? Then you'll probably like this too. It doesn't even have 1k views, fucking blasphemy.
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Luke Williams
>Bong Uncle
Actually that is taken, that's my Uncle's legal name.
Christopher Gonzalez
Acid Witch does fantastic low cavernous Death Growls with their soon.
This album is amazing and I have a hard on for it so I'm posting it again
Lincoln Gomez
Charts are a good idea, I'll start there.
These are all fantastic. Especially Artillery and Slough Feg. Thanks user.
Will do.
Thanks for all the recs guys.
Tyler Davis
G A L N E Y R U S.
2nd best PM band next to Lost Horizon
Mason Brown
It's not even that we don't want you to listen to metal, it's that Google exists and it's great for entry level plebs like you.
Josiah Nelson
youtube is great for finding new to you stuff. just start with a song/artist you like, click through random related videos till you come to something you haven't heard before that you dig
Bentley Perez
I prefer interacting with people.
Dominic Hill
it helps not to do the equivalent of walking into a metal bar and broadcasting your touristness by telling everybody metal is cringey with some cum homoeroticism in the same breath
Liam Ward
Where's the fun in that?
Anthony Campbell
Using Encyclopedia Metallicum or Bandcamp is way better than doing that.
John Price
>not using all of these
>not using a random number generator to select a random album from rym lists
Camden Brown
She's a qt. But she talks so weird
Isaac Kelly
Was Bloodstock worth going this year?
Sebastian Morris
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Joshua Lopez
>Ctrl-F 'Ruins'
>Ctrl-F 'Exuvia'
>Ctrl-F 'Ulver'
>Ctrl-F 'Bolzer'
Nothing. What the fuck are you weirdos listening to?
Jeremiah Wilson
G A L N E Y R U S
Jordan Gray
getting skeletonized by demon currently, you?
Bentley White
an album from the birthday thread
Kevin Adams
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Any more ballsy gothic metal like this?
Connor Torres
promised flag is sick
Gabriel Jackson
recommend me some tunes
Nicholas Lee
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Jeremiah Stewart
What're ye blastin', /metal/?
Thomas Murphy
what are some metal radio stations?
Logan Morgan
Ambient
Jose Ross
Radio X
Gabriel Lopez
DYING IN PAIN
IN A WORLD IVE COME TO DISDAIN
HONOR EXTINCT
IN A WORLD THATS TURNING GAY
DYING IN PAIN
FAGGOTS ARE ALL THAT REMAIN
LEFTIST CULTURE OF NO WORTH
IM THE LAST MAN ON EARTH