Re: Metal (\M/ METAL \M/)
Posted: Fri May 31, 2013 5:15 pm
Cheers, Mike. I'm liking what I've heard of Kylesa. Will have to work through the list this week.
Soma. wrote:Alright so I've bled Baroness, The Sword, High oh Fire and Mastodon dry. Any other recommendations would be much appreciated.
Solid list. I still need to sit down and listen to the new Kylesa, but I hear it is awesome.mf wrote:Kylesa seems like a logical progression.
also,
Red Fang
Saviours
Doomriders
Gojira
Priestess
Between the Buried and Me
just once so far. it reminds me a lot of the last record, which is a good thing. lots of laura's vocals. the production sounds a little muddy though. people were complaining about it on what.cd thinking it was a bad rip but i guess it's supposed to sound that way.intodeep wrote:How the new kylesa? Have you guys listened to it yet.
Ancestors is a great one too. I love the first album, Nepture with Fire.clavian wrote:Soma. wrote:Alright so I've bled Baroness, The Sword, High oh Fire and Mastodon dry. Any other recommendations would be much appreciated.Solid list. I still need to sit down and listen to the new Kylesa, but I hear it is awesome.mf wrote:Kylesa seems like a logical progression.
also,
Red Fang
Saviours
Doomriders
Gojira
Priestess
Between the Buried and Me
A few others for you Soma:
Ancestors - They take some patience, but they construct some amazing songs. Start with Of Sound Mind.
Black Tust - Kin of Baroness/Mastodon/Kylesa. Their newest, Set the Dial, is awesome.
Elder - Great Boston stoner/doom band. Dead Roots Stirring is packed to the bursting with awesome riffs and solid songwriting.
clavian wrote:Oh, and I mentioned these guys a while back, but Anciients are a band that any fan of metal should be listening to. Heart of Oak dropped a few weeks ago, and I've had it in constant rotation. You can stream the album here.
Down?Soma. wrote:Alright so I've bled Baroness, The Sword, High oh Fire and Mastodon dry. Any other recommendations would be much appreciated.
Amon Amarth are the AC/DC of viking metal, everything sounds the same - but the title track on Twilight of the Thunder God is one of my favorite metal songsintodeep wrote:I like amon amarth a lot too but they are a bit different. I think some folks consider them a bit cheezy but i love that viking crap
Oh and thanks for the Kylesa info. I liked their last album. I'll have to check it out. They are playing here in a couple weeks so i'll probably go tot he show.
Goatwhore, the sword, baroness, and kylesa shows all in a months time span for me
Agreed on all of those, and i'll add:mf wrote:Ancestors is a great one too. I love the first album, Nepture with Fire.clavian wrote:Soma. wrote:Alright so I've bled Baroness, The Sword, High oh Fire and Mastodon dry. Any other recommendations would be much appreciated.Solid list. I still need to sit down and listen to the new Kylesa, but I hear it is awesome.mf wrote:Kylesa seems like a logical progression.
also,
Red Fang
Saviours
Doomriders
Gojira
Priestess
Between the Buried and Me
A few others for you Soma:
Ancestors - They take some patience, but they construct some amazing songs. Start with Of Sound Mind.
Black Tust - Kin of Baroness/Mastodon/Kylesa. Their newest, Set the Dial, is awesome.
Elder - Great Boston stoner/doom band. Dead Roots Stirring is packed to the bursting with awesome riffs and solid songwriting.
If you like Kylesa then Black Tusk is a no-brainer. very similar sound.
Love al of theseRussellManiac12 wrote:[
Isis
Intronaut
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats
Neurosis
Bison BC
I saw The Contortionist open for Deftones in March... fucking horrible.RussellManiac12 wrote:Just got tix for:
Between the Buried and Me![]()
The Faceless
The Contortionist
The Safety Fire
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