We're going on a tour through Ukraine, Belarus and Russia starting late august. We're supporting Amon Amarth! I've never been this excited before in my life! :D

OsaX Nymloth

Poland3244 Posts

July 25 2017 20:52 GMT

#2682

Hey that's actually quite good! Need to check out this/yours band x]
And supporting Amon Amarth? Damn, awesome! Congrats!

Chairman Ray

United States11903 Posts

July 25 2017 21:02 GMT

#2683

Supporting Amon Amarth? DAAAANG! Send autographed CDs pls.

SuperaddE

Sweden132 Posts

July 26 2017 20:57 GMT

#2684

On July 26 2017 05:52 OsaX Nymloth wrote:
Hey that's actually quite good! Need to check out this/yours band x]
And supporting Amon Amarth? Damn, awesome! Congrats!

Hey, thanks man! Please do, the others are real nice and hard working! As most bands we're on facebook, youtube, and spotify

Still can't quite believe it xD

On July 26 2017 06:02 Chairman Ray wrote:
Supporting Amon Amarth? DAAAANG! Send autographed CDs pls.

Haha, I'll see what I can do ^^ We're traveling on our own though, so we're not with them 24/7 :/ There's gonna be a looot of driving between the gigs

JimmyJRaynor

Canada17449 Posts

August 28 2017 12:17 GMT

#2685

i found this pretty interesting...

AbouSV

Germany1278 Posts

August 28 2017 19:51 GMT

#2686

On August 28 2017 21:17 JimmyJRaynor wrote:
i found this pretty interesting...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvOm2oZRQIk#t=4m58s

Part of what he says is said quite weirdly, and some are not really true per say, but he has a point.

JimmyJRaynor

Canada17449 Posts

December 09 2017 00:32 GMT

#2687

37 years ago today .... the music died.
Led Zeppelin broke up in the wake of the death of John Bonham.

Jockmcplop

United Kingdom9826 Posts

December 17 2017 13:13 GMT

#2688

This band is dead now but never really got any credit. If you like post metal you should like this.
The singer, Julie Christmas, went on to sing for Battle of Mice (another awesome band) and recently collabbed with Cult of Luna.

FaCE_1

Canada6184 Posts

December 21 2017 16:59 GMT

#2689

I saw Ne Obliviscaris a couple weeks ago in Montreal and dam they are good.

I really enjoy their new album. Worth a try if you don't know them... also the previous 2 album are really really good.

FaCE_1

Canada6184 Posts

December 21 2017 17:11 GMT

#2690

And on another node, here my top 5 album of this year

1- Persefone - Aathma
2- Ne Obliviscaris - Urn
3- Leprous - Malina
4- Mastodon - Emperor of Sand
5- Mors Principium Est - Embers of a Dying World

[Close but not there, Darkest Hour - Godless Prophets and the Migrant Flora]

haiduk

Canada13 Posts

February 27 2018 20:47 GMT

#2691

Death metal - Haiduk

\m/

Merany

France890 Posts

March 27 2018 11:13 GMT

#2692

This thread needs a quality bump!
Varied stuff straight from my latest Amazon cart:

Atheist - Unquestionable Presence
A tech death classic, wasn't a fan a first and it took me some time to truly appreciate it but the master piece status is definitely well deserved

Aorlhac - L'esprit des vents
French BM, epic, melodic, deeply rooted in the history of that specific part of France, tons of emotions

Au-Dessus - End of Chapter
Post black, usually not a huge fan but I don't know, I just enjoy what those guys do

Unhuman - Unhuman
More tech death, cause what's not to love about the genre?

A more modern approach this time.

JimmyJRaynor

Canada17449 Posts

March 31 2018 04:48 GMT

#2693

an interesting interview with Robert Plant.

Plant : " i can't remember what verse goes where in `Stairway To Heaven` "

Here is a nice version of "When The Levee Breaks"

rotta

5609 Posts

April 01 2018 09:00 GMT

#2694

Stuck in the 90's for some reason and loving it!

JimmyJRaynor

Canada17449 Posts

April 01 2018 11:58 GMT

#2695

On April 01 2018 18:00 rotta wrote:
Stuck in the 90's for some reason and loving it!

that is ok, i'm stuck in 1969. i find the origin of the heavy metal genre to be the most fascinating time for the genre.

rotta

5609 Posts

April 01 2018 12:32 GMT

#2696

On April 01 2018 20:58 JimmyJRaynor wrote:

Show nested quote +

that is ok, i'm stuck in 1969. i find the origin of the heavy metal genre to be the most fascinating time for the genre.

I agree, this is my personal favourite from that era:

Jockmcplop

United Kingdom9826 Posts

April 20 2018 19:32 GMT

#2697

In honour of 420 (or 204 as it is in the UK)

norlock

Netherlands918 Posts

May 08 2018 11:13 GMT

#2698

Some of the music I really love from this year:

Some very spiritual black metal from the Netherlands.

Ihsahn makes very original music with very progressive elements

A mix of black and progressive metal.

Easy to listen to but very addictive

Drudkh

Iconic sound, nice artwork

My personal favourite band of all time.

One of the most promising melodeath bands in my opinion

Less dark metal with buddhistic elements

Nebuchad

Switzerland12443 Posts

May 08 2018 11:40 GMT

#2699

My references are starting to be out of date, could a kind soul talk to me about what's been good in melodeath for the last, say, five years?

Merany

France890 Posts

May 08 2018 12:38 GMT

#2700

On May 08 2018 20:13 norlock wrote:

Less dark metal with buddhistic elements
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj43zrrQd0o

Good shit... Had no idea Cynic was still releasing stuff. The band is really hit or miss with me. I have a heard time truly enjoying Focus even though I understand why it's a classic (except How could I, what a freakin song!) but I like Traced in Air. Guitar work on this song is obviously really good but I kinda miss some of the more "violent" element they used to mix in their songs.