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Post by stringypoo on Aug 20, 2023 23:53:25 GMT -5
Outer Heaven: Honestly, I was not a fan of the band previously with their notable hardcore influences, but this new album is a straight up banger that I'm really into. Great, old school-driven material with standout songwriting. I haven't looped the album a ton of times yet, but that's coming.
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Post by v9733xa on Aug 21, 2023 17:00:58 GMT -5
Outer Heaven: Honestly, I was not a fan of the band previously with their notable hardcore influences, but this new album is a straight up banger that I'm really into. Great, old school-driven material with standout songwriting. I haven't looped the album a ton of times yet, but that's coming. Ha, that music video looks like it cost tens of dollars.
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Post by stringypoo on Sept 17, 2023 18:49:46 GMT -5
Tomb Mold: Death Metal band with some technical leanings that some of you may be pretty into if you give them some time. This album struck me as unique because there were a few times in which I felt this was a Death Metal band trying to be Between the Buried and Me in various spots, with the colorful and unexpected chord changes and bright guitar solos, as well as some chaotic and uneven song structure elements. v9733xa start this track at 3:43 and tell me you don't hear some BTBAM influence. haha
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Post by v9733xa on Sept 19, 2023 17:54:31 GMT -5
Tomb Mold: Death Metal band with some technical leanings that some of you may be pretty into if you give them some time. This album struck me as unique because there were a few times in which I felt this was a Death Metal band trying to be Between the Buried and Me in various spots, with the colorful and unexpected chord changes and bright guitar solos, as well as some chaotic and uneven song structure elements. v9733xa start this track at 3:43 and tell me you don't hear some BTBAM influence. haha Yeah a little! I kinda like it.
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Post by stringypoo on Sept 21, 2023 4:00:06 GMT -5
Tomb Mold: Death Metal band with some technical leanings that some of you may be pretty into if you give them some time. This album struck me as unique because there were a few times in which I felt this was a Death Metal band trying to be Between the Buried and Me in various spots, with the colorful and unexpected chord changes and bright guitar solos, as well as some chaotic and uneven song structure elements. v9733xa start this track at 3:43 and tell me you don't hear some BTBAM influence. haha Yeah a little! I kinda like it. Check out the song "Will of Whispers." I think you'd really dig that track. Some really nice colors and feelings in the track.
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Post by stringypoo on Mar 17, 2024 21:44:03 GMT -5
Skeletal Remains: The new album is out from these Death Metal giants! They brought a heavier, more brutal sound with them this time around. Despite the shift to a more brutal and sometimes stripped-down approach, there are still hundreds of tasty leads, solos, and just generally badass riffs. While the story of the band's existence has constantly been that they suffer from identity crisis, always being compared to Morbid Angel, Hate Eternal, and a few other great old school bands, they still stand atop the wave of newer bands projecting old-school death metal today. Their quality, incredible recording/mastering job, and standout songwriting and performance overall make this an album that anyone who likes Death metal (and probably deathcore) should really find a lot to love about this. Here's a track from the album, which has some of the tastiest guitar work in the back half. These guys rule.
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