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Recommendations for more shit like The Locust?

SCope13 wrote:Recommendations for more shit like The Locust?

I want to kill you.

Iirc. It's been a while.

The Black Dahlia Murder
Grave
Dismember
Allegaeon
Amon Amarth
Bathory
Cardiac Necropsy
Extreme Noise Terror
Fleshgod Apocalypse
Necrophagist
Psycroptic
Gorguts
Suffocation
Vildhjarta
Between the Buried and Me
Burzum
Enslaved
Slechtvalk
Sodom
Splatterhouse

Trying to leave out the viking/folk metal stuff and more popular stuff that should be obvious

Saw Between the Buried and me with Baroness and Mastodon, it was amazing

deadly habit wrote:The Black Dahlia Murder
Grave
Dismember
Allegaeon
Amon Amarth
Bathory
Cardiac Necropsy
Extreme Noise Terror
Fleshgod Apocalypse
Necrophagist
Psycroptic
Gorguts
Suffocation
Vildhjarta
Between the Buried and Me
Burzum
Enslaved
Slechtvalk
Sodom
Splatterhouse

Trying to leave out the viking/folk metal stuff and more popular stuff that should be obvious

Still listed 4 Viking bands.

Since you like enslaved/burzum/ect you should check out Kvist. They only made one album before breaking up, but fuck me its good.

Also, you listen to everblack yet? Fucking good stuff.

SCope13 wrote:Saw Between the Buried and me with Baroness and Mastodon, it was amazing

I never understood the appeal of baroness. I have red album, but just can't get into it. Guess its a little too proggy for me.

Crimsonghost wrote:

SCope13 wrote:Recommendations for more shit like The Locust?

I want to kill you.

Iirc. It's been a while.

I want to kill you is the name of the band btw. Lol.

Also, pig destroyer, volatile, wretch, exhibit a, anal tnuc...

Crimsonghost wrote:

SCope13 wrote:Saw Between the Buried and me with Baroness and Mastodon, it was amazing

I never understood the appeal of baroness. I have red album, but just can't get into it. Guess its a little too proggy for me.

To each their own. I highly recommend you listen to this though:



It's off their first ep. One of my favorite cuts ever, it's waaaay heavier than their later stuff.

Crimsonghost wrote:

Crimsonghost wrote:

SCope13 wrote:Recommendations for more shit like The Locust?

I want to kill you.

Iirc. It's been a while.

I want to kill you is the name of the band btw. Lol.

Also, pig destroyer, volatile, wretch, exhibit a, anal tnuc...

yeah I picked up on that after a minute, I just forgot to respond. Thanks for the recs

Crimsonghost wrote:

deadly habit wrote:The Black Dahlia Murder
Grave
Dismember
Allegaeon
Amon Amarth
Bathory
Cardiac Necropsy
Extreme Noise Terror
Fleshgod Apocalypse
Necrophagist
Psycroptic
Gorguts
Suffocation
Vildhjarta
Between the Buried and Me
Burzum
Enslaved
Slechtvalk
Sodom
Splatterhouse

Trying to leave out the viking/folk metal stuff and more popular stuff that should be obvious

Still listed 4 Viking bands.

Since you like enslaved/burzum/ect you should check out Kvist. They only made one album before breaking up, but fuck me its good.

Also, you listen to everblack yet? Fucking good stuff.

Heh it's hard to keep away from the viking stuff, so much great viking and folk metal

Not listened to a lot of metal except for the usual stuff I listen to (Clair Cassis, Menace Ruine, Pig Destroyer), but I've been bumping the odd Corrupted or Incantation tune and some assorted black metal. I miss being into metal more >.>

SCope13 wrote:Recommendations for more shit like The Locust?

Some Girls. Without all the noisy electronic bits, though. Bunch of hardcore emo from the early '90s too, like Swing Kids (one of their members would later join the Locust) or Maximillian Colby.

Genevieve wrote:I miss being into metal more >.>

why?

SCope13 wrote:Recommendations for more shit like The Locust?

Some Girls. Without all the noisy electronic bits, though. Bunch of hardcore emo from the early '90s too, like Swing Kids (one of their members would later join the Locust) or Maximillian Colby.[/quote]

some girls are great, though i'm more into american nightmare/give up the ghost and cold cave as far as as wes eisold's projects go

My old Deathcore band are getting back together, writing new material in an attemp not just to be the generic beatdown band we used to be... I do still love a good beatdown though hehe

ultraspatial wrote: why?

Not just metal but also noise. All the 'intense' stuff I still like is in the realm of electronic music and punk. I'd just like more variety in extreme stuff and metal used to give me that relief. It doesn't HAVE to be metal, but yeah.

Does Protest the Hero fit in this thread?

particle-jim wrote:My old Deathcore band are getting back together, writing new material in an attemp not just to be the generic beatdown band we used to be... I do still love a good beatdown though hehe

Less core, more death!

ParasiTTe wrote:Does Protest the Hero fit in this thread?

There metal. Not death/black/grind/powerviolence/crabcore, but still metal.

Genevieve wrote:

ultraspatial wrote: why?

Not just metal but also noise. All the 'intense' stuff I still like is in the realm of electronic music and punk. I'd just like more variety in extreme stuff and metal used to give me that relief. It doesn't HAVE to be metal, but yeah.

I get what youre saying. Its really nice to have a broad spectrum of music to pull ideas from. Id say about 90% of what i listen to is metal these days. I have a huge library full of punk/blues/classic rock/country/pop/you name it, but i just havent been into it so much lately. I really want to start listening to more jazz and classical, but that shit doesnt really get me going when im trying to get my lift on at the gym.

ParasiTTe wrote:Does Protest the Hero fit in this thread?

There metal. Not death/black/grind/powerviolence/crabcore, but still metal.[/quote]

Needs more sub-genres!

Dark Angel's back?



Gene Hoglan hasn't officially signed on yet. It's not Dark Angel without him tbh. But he's... their only famous drummer in Dark Angel's history, so it should be him

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