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JaymzDead said:
Gompo said:
hornet said:
Destroyer 666
Nazxul
Oh, and another vote for Orange Goblin here. Had "Time Travelling Blues" in the car only yesterday.
D666 are supporting Watain here in September. I will be going and should be great. Australia has some bloody good bands, particularly the whole Black/Thrash/War thing.Nazxul
Oh, and another vote for Orange Goblin here. Had "Time Travelling Blues" in the car only yesterday.
I'll be at the London (Underworld) gig, which I guess is the one you'll be attending. 27th September.
hornet said:
I seem to be going in the opposite direction. Never a fan of the clean sound really, and I like it even less these days. Personal taste, but to me it just seems to erase any sense of feeling from the music. Makes things sound horribly clinical to my ears, as if it's all been done on a hard drive and not by a living, breathing band.
Maybe it's my rave background. e.g. I loved Remanufacture, Pitchsifter et al.But then I recently discovered Monster Magnet as well, and the stoner rock thing I kinda like. It can become a bit tiresome and self-indulgent though at times.
Gompo said:
JaymzDead said:
Gompo said:
hornet said:
Destroyer 666
Nazxul
Oh, and another vote for Orange Goblin here. Had "Time Travelling Blues" in the car only yesterday.
D666 are supporting Watain here in September. I will be going and should be great. Australia has some bloody good bands, particularly the whole Black/Thrash/War thing.Nazxul
Oh, and another vote for Orange Goblin here. Had "Time Travelling Blues" in the car only yesterday.
I'll be at the London (Underworld) gig, which I guess is the one you'll be attending. 27th September.
i went to the "defenders of the faith" tour with a friend having never heard of them. they played with dimmu borgir? who were utterly hilarious. having grown up with the likes of slayer, machine head, sepul-tallica and pantera, a load of blokes in fancy dress and attempting to summoun the antichrist with arms held aloft whilst the stage filled with dry ice was too much...
lamb of god came on though and i was very impressed, just good solid thrash metal with no frills and a healthy repsect to the old school. they worked hard that night, almost as hard as when i saw megadeth a few months before them.
lamb of god came on though and i was very impressed, just good solid thrash metal with no frills and a healthy repsect to the old school. they worked hard that night, almost as hard as when i saw megadeth a few months before them.
pablo said:
i went to the "defenders of the faith" tour with a friend having never heard of them. they played with dimmu borgir? who were utterly hilarious. having grown up with the likes of slayer, machine head, sepul-tallica and pantera, a load of blokes in fancy dress and attempting to summoun the antichrist with arms held aloft whilst the stage filled with dry ice was too much...
lamb of god came on though and i was very impressed, just good solid thrash metal with no frills and a healthy repsect to the old school. they worked hard that night, almost as hard as when i saw megadeth a few months before them.
Have you heard their lastest one, Wrath yet? It's their best work IMHO.lamb of god came on though and i was very impressed, just good solid thrash metal with no frills and a healthy repsect to the old school. they worked hard that night, almost as hard as when i saw megadeth a few months before them.
I really like Dimmu Borgir, musically they're pretty good although I know the imagery doesn't work for everybody!
There's some great footage from the most recent Maryland Death Fest that has Nazxul playing in broad daylight, but in full on Black Metal garb - robes, corpsepaint, the whole shebang. Looks very, very silly. I shall have to post an utterly hilarious Nattefrost clip when I get home. I love Black Metal, but it can be very, very daft at times.
Oddly, never really listened to Watain, so may have to rectify that. Been getting into Krypt of late.
Right, here we go...
Daylight Black Metal
Rubber bondage pants of Satan!
Oddly, never really listened to Watain, so may have to rectify that. Been getting into Krypt of late.
Right, here we go...
Daylight Black Metal
Rubber bondage pants of Satan!
Edited by hornet on Tuesday 20th July 19:44
One of my main problems with 'open air' and outdoor festivals is down to aesthetics with regards to the music, listening to those bands mentioned in that type of environment really shouldnt work.
Jaymz, appreciate your offer of a drink at Watain/D666. Not sure what my schedule will be and may be with my brother + his partner, but I'll PM you nearer the date - it may be a good excuse to leave them alone for a while.
Cheers.
Jaymz, appreciate your offer of a drink at Watain/D666. Not sure what my schedule will be and may be with my brother + his partner, but I'll PM you nearer the date - it may be a good excuse to leave them alone for a while.
Cheers.
tuscaneer said:
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k me, the more i find from this guy the more impressed i am.wait for the break at about 1.10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPS3OMgSOhE&fea...
3.27 for me, the way this builds..........hairs on end and something in my eye stuff![](/inc/images/censored.gif)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPS3OMgSOhE&fea...
The real Apache said:
tuscaneer said:
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k me, the more i find from this guy the more impressed i am.wait for the break at about 1.10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPS3OMgSOhE&fea...
3.27 for me, the way this builds..........hairs on end and something in my eye stuff![](/inc/images/censored.gif)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPS3OMgSOhE&fea...
liking that tre kid a lot as well.that lady ga ga thing was pretty funny.baqck when we were playing regularly my favourite left field cover version was "like to get to know you well" by howard jones.it's surprising how heavy you can make that song sound!
not my cup of sick but some of you might appreciate a bint at the helm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73Jqs53YZjU&a=-...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73Jqs53YZjU&a=-...
New to me, but found via other UKBM clips on YouTube :-
Fen - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMFDW46rsn0&fea...
Ghast - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQUAyQH-BGs
Fen - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMFDW46rsn0&fea...
Ghast - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQUAyQH-BGs
Edited by hornet on Wednesday 21st July 21:06
I like the vocals on that Fen track. I suppose you could argue they're a bit generic, but it fits things to my ears. Been out of the UKBM loop for an age, so it's nice to see new and interesting stuff out there. I got a bit bored when everyone was trying to be Cradle of Filth or just trying to play as fast as possible the whole time, so it's nice to see bands trying a different approach. That said, a bit of full on attack doesn't hurt, hence enjoying that Ghast track. I too had completely missed Krypt. Formed from the ashes of Tsjuder I think, who I never listened to, so that probably explains why they passed me by.
Weird isn't it, I must have gone a decade paying no attention to Black Metal at all, now I'm really getting back into it, doubtless as a reaction to all the dismal power metal out there these days![smile](/inc/images/smile.gif)
Weird isn't it, I must have gone a decade paying no attention to Black Metal at all, now I'm really getting back into it, doubtless as a reaction to all the dismal power metal out there these days
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tuscaneer said:
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k me, the more i find from this guy the more impressed i am.wait for the break at about 1.10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPS3OMgSOhE&fea...
Loving this guy's stuff. Finding some genuinely different stuff in this thread that's grabbing my attention.![](/inc/images/censored.gif)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPS3OMgSOhE&fea...
Although the whole black/death metal thing really isn't for me.
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Some good stuff here I havent heard before, Chimp Spanner is awesome.
The 90's is when I started getting into heavier stuff, Nailbomb, Entombed, Carcass etc I don't know if you've ever heard of Failure they are not really heavy and passed by without getting much airtime but I rate Ken Andrews (year of the rabbit, ON, replicants) as a good guitar player and Greg Edwards (Autolux) they are one of those 90's bands I've liked for years.
They covered Enjoy the Silence (who hasn't) by Depeche Mode, there is a scruffy version of them playing it live here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Pj1J9fEYaU
Greg's lead is a nice improvisation.
I always liked Kerbdog another 90's rock band. Front-man Cormac Battle, like a few other guitarists plays in an odd way - a right handed guitar but he holds it like he's playing a left hander without reversing the strings.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uxXMNR7Fdo
The real Apache said:
not my cup of sick but some of you might appreciate a bint at the helm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73Jqs53YZjU&a=-...
The bass intro is very 90's. I quite like it actually but female vocals don't do it for me in heavier music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73Jqs53YZjU&a=-...
The 90's is when I started getting into heavier stuff, Nailbomb, Entombed, Carcass etc I don't know if you've ever heard of Failure they are not really heavy and passed by without getting much airtime but I rate Ken Andrews (year of the rabbit, ON, replicants) as a good guitar player and Greg Edwards (Autolux) they are one of those 90's bands I've liked for years.
They covered Enjoy the Silence (who hasn't) by Depeche Mode, there is a scruffy version of them playing it live here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Pj1J9fEYaU
Greg's lead is a nice improvisation.
I always liked Kerbdog another 90's rock band. Front-man Cormac Battle, like a few other guitarists plays in an odd way - a right handed guitar but he holds it like he's playing a left hander without reversing the strings.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uxXMNR7Fdo
sorry in advance to the black metal boys but i find it all very embarrasing.rhythmically,when everything is played at breakneck speed you lose a lot of dynamism.this is why i can't abide blast beat stuff.very accomplished i know but totally devoid of any sympathy to the other instruments.then we get to the vocals.either the pig squeals or the feux gruff barks.it all sounds so....fake to me.don't get me wrong, screamy vocals totally work in a "deftones" way, but not in a "death" way.for me at least.
seeing as we are talking kerbdog...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OupA5wt3IKQ
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king criminal these guys weren't huge.i can't even find "on the turn" album version on youtube!!played with them once years ago and can honestly say they were the loudest small venue band i have ever heard.painful.but superb!
seeing as we are talking kerbdog...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OupA5wt3IKQ
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Edited by tuscaneer on Thursday 22 July 07:39
Edited by tuscaneer on Thursday 22 July 07:40
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