Red Mosquito

more like blackened hardcore/punk but this is good

Iprefertheiroldstuff wrote:Yeah, me too.

Do any of you boners like Kylesa? If so, which album should I check out first?

I love Kylesa. Their whole discography is really solid. As seems to be the pattern with a lot of these bands from Georgia (Mastodon, Baroness, etc), their sound has evolved quite a bit over the years. You could start at either end of their discography, but I tend to prefer their newer stuff. Start with Static Tensions, which is sort of a bridge between the older, rougher Kylesa and the newer more sonically diverse Kylesa, and then move into Spiral Shadow and then Ultraviolet.

Speaking of Kylesa, they have their own record label called Retro-Futurist, and they put out one of my favorite albums of 2014. Lazer/Wulf is the band, and The Beast of Left and Right is the album. It's mostly instrumental, and it kicks all shades of ass.

I think someone else mentioned it earlier, but the new Cloudkicker is absolutely worth a listen, as is everything the guy has ever done. I had the pleasure of seeing Cloudkicker live this past year, with fucking Intronaut(!!!) as his backing band. It was pure bliss--hands down the show of the year for me.

clavian wrote: Speaking of Kylesa, they have their own record label called Retro-Futurist, and they put out one of my favorite albums of 2014. Lazer/Wulf is the band, and The Beast of Left and Right is the album. It's mostly instrumental, and it kicks all shades of ass.

That Lazer/Wulf record kicks all kinds of ass. One of my favorites of 2014 as well

I'm late to the party, but I dig that pallbearer album this year.

i am aware that the language might turn most people off. but this is the shit right now in finland;







kp

That first video is gross, but kinda amusing too.

Any Anthrax fans? I've been getting them a lot on shuffle lately, and really liking it.

darth_vedder wrote:That first video is gross, but kinda amusing too.

Any Anthrax fans? I've been getting them a lot on shuffle lately, and really liking it.

I prefer the JBush days. White Noise and Stomp are strong albums.

Diggin' that Stam1na, koop. Thanks for posting.

Some pals of mine just put out a kickass thrash record. You guys should give it a listen.




Full album stream here: https://nomansthrone.bandcamp.com/

Good shit, mf. If I was a thrash guy I'd definitely include it in my rotation.

sweet jebus this is some fucking FILTHY and MASSIVE doom

Monolord - Cursing the One

For anyone who is interested in Elder--and if you aren't, you should be--they are dropping a new one next week called Lore. I came across a leaked copy and it's an amazing album, no doubt. Cover art is totally badass too. Review and first track: Link

super nintendo chalmers wrote:

yep

LetMeSleep wrote:

darth_vedder wrote:That first video is gross, but kinda amusing too.

Any Anthrax fans? I've been getting them a lot on shuffle lately, and really liking it.

I prefer the JBush days. White Noise and Stomp are strong albums.

huge fan here

i really like both, belladonna & bush. saw them first time live in 87, and honestly for me they were bigger than metallica ever was.

kp

clavian wrote:For anyone who is interested in Elder--and if you aren't, you should be--they are dropping a new one next week called Lore. I came across a leaked copy and it's an amazing album, no doubt. Cover art is totally badass too. Review and first track: Link

I've been looking forward to checking this out, thanks for the reminder.

The new Torche album is getting pretty good reviews. Has anyone checked it out?

intodeep wrote:The new Torche album is getting pretty good reviews. Has anyone checked it out?

Just pulled it out of my mailbox and will be listening to it shortly. The artwork, per usual, is awesome.

I didn't really get all the Minsk worship the first time around but if the first two songs are any indication, their new albums is going to be fucking killer.

The Way is Through streaming on Steel for Brains


To the Garish Remembrance of Failure

My SUMAC record arrived the other day, sweet jesus that album rules.