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hornet

6,333 posts

250 months

Saturday 16th July 2016
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Fantastic doom goodness courtesy of Tides of Sulfur.

https://tidesofsulfur.bandcamp.com/album/extinctio...

Reminds me a little bit of Crypt Lurker, who are also well worth investigating.



Blayney

2,948 posts

186 months

Friday 22nd July 2016
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(Not necessarily heavy bands, but probably best thread for it)

The amount of bands from my youth releasing albums this year (or next) just keeps growing...

Linkin Park
Sum 41
Blink 182
KoRn
Marilyn Manson
Metallica
Tool (hopefully!)

Swervin_Mervin

4,452 posts

238 months

Friday 22nd July 2016
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Tool - I'll believe that when I see it!

Heard a few tracks of the latest Chevelle album and am liking it so far. Will probably get a copy. Heavier than their last few by some way. They're just a great heavy rock band imo - a rare thing these days.

Blayney

2,948 posts

186 months

Wednesday 3rd August 2016
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I left Opeth off that list but they have one too. So do Green Day apparently...

gbbird

5,186 posts

244 months

Wednesday 3rd August 2016
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Nanook said:
Nanook said:
Blayney said:
I left Opeth off that list but they have one too. So do Green Day apparently...
Nice, I really enjoyed the last album, didn't realise the next one was out this year.

Opeth, that is.
They have a new song on Spotify, I like it!
Not a fan of their last effort. They need to get back to Still Life era, and quickly

Blayney

2,948 posts

186 months

Wednesday 3rd August 2016
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gbbird said:
Nanook said:
Nanook said:
Blayney said:
I left Opeth off that list but they have one too. So do Green Day apparently...
Nice, I really enjoyed the last album, didn't realise the next one was out this year.

Opeth, that is.
They have a new song on Spotify, I like it!
Not a fan of their last effort. They need to get back to Still Life era, and quickly
Funnily Still Life is the only album of theirs they don't have!

I've barely listened to the last two efforts. The move away from the heavy stuff just didn't work for me. I'll probably stream this one instead of preordering it regardless!

Ian974

2,940 posts

199 months

Thursday 4th August 2016
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For some reason I only just started listening to Dillinger escape plan recently, bought ire works in a 2 for £10 at hmv. First couple listens, most of it just seemed like noise to me but after a while a good chunk of it has just clicked and I love it, dead as history and mouth of ghosts being excellent IMO. Bought option paralysis since and found some decent stuff in there as well.

Just throwing some thoughts around really though! I always assumed they'd never have been something I'd like but I've found some new favourite tracks from taking a chance.
So no i'm going to dig back through this thread a bit as I'm seeing bands I've heard of but not actually heard. Can't go wrong finding good new music biggrin

Blayney

2,948 posts

186 months

Thursday 4th August 2016
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I struggle with TDEP. I've seen them live and it was just noise.

Any tracks you suggest as an entry point now that you've come round to them?

edit - reread your post and you already mentioned some!

Ian974

2,940 posts

199 months

Thursday 4th August 2016
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It's strange, some of it I've really got stuck into, there is still a fair bit I just don't get at all and just skip! But I found it quite weird that listening to some of it a few times it seemed to go from being noise to very well put together music? hehe
Other than those tracks, black bubblegum, farewell Mona Lisa and milk lizard are tracks I do like.

Swervin_Mervin

4,452 posts

238 months

Thursday 4th August 2016
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I tried Ire Works as well. I think it's had barely 2 listens. It is just a wall of noise to me. They're no SikTh

Blayney

2,948 posts

186 months

Thursday 4th August 2016
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Swervin_Mervin said:
I tried Ire Works as well. I think it's had barely 2 listens. It is just a wall of noise to me. They're no SikTh
Oh how I love SikTh. Do you have a favourite track?

Gompo

4,411 posts

258 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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I quite like DEP, I find it strange how something like that can become so popular.

Not seen them live yet, apparently they're awesome.

Swervin_Mervin

4,452 posts

238 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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Blayney said:
Swervin_Mervin said:
I tried Ire Works as well. I think it's had barely 2 listens. It is just a wall of noise to me. They're no SikTh
Oh how I love SikTh. Do you have a favourite track?
I love most of their stuff, and Death of a Dead Day delivers on practically every track. But Part of the Friction always gets me on that album.

That said, I've listened to the Opacities EP so much I'm surprised the CD isn't worn out. That's their finest work yet imo. Nothing else I've heard from any other artist in the genre comes close. It's like they created a genre, left for a few years, let everyone have a go, and then came back and moved the game on so much that all their fellow genre-ists are left scratching their heads as to how they do it.

Blayney

2,948 posts

186 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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Swervin_Mervin said:
Blayney said:
Swervin_Mervin said:
I tried Ire Works as well. I think it's had barely 2 listens. It is just a wall of noise to me. They're no SikTh
Oh how I love SikTh. Do you have a favourite track?
I love most of their stuff, and Death of a Dead Day delivers on practically every track. But Part of the Friction always gets me on that album.

That said, I've listened to the Opacities EP so much I'm surprised the CD isn't worn out. That's their finest work yet imo. Nothing else I've heard from any other artist in the genre comes close. It's like they created a genre, left for a few years, let everyone have a go, and then came back and moved the game on so much that all their fellow genre-ists are left scratching their heads as to how they do it.
My sentiments precisely on Opacities. I'm looking forward to the full length that may come next year, although it won't be the same with Justin gone.

Swervin_Mervin

4,452 posts

238 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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Ah bums I'd missed that news. frown

Oh well, these things happen. Fingers crossed Rosser can deliver - I'm confident in Sikth's approach to what they want to create, so am sure they'll pull it off.

Blayney

2,948 posts

186 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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Yeah it's a shame, just glad I've seen them live a few times in the original line up. New guy is from one of the side projects and is very good anyway!


Hevy Devy (Devin Townsend) has a new tune out

https://youtu.be/TPjHUFe4AKk

Edited by Blayney on Friday 5th August 14:18

militantmandy

3,829 posts

186 months

Thursday 11th August 2016
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The new Black Crown Initiate album is tremendous.

https://youtu.be/x7Z8D4gW7mc

mizx

1,570 posts

185 months

Thursday 11th August 2016
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Blayney said:
Hevy Devy (Devin Townsend) has a new tune out
Sounds like it could be on most of his recent albums, which I like but prefer his older stuff, will wait until it's out in full.
militantmandy said:
The new Black Crown Initiate album is tremendous.
Had a quick listen on Spotify, haven't explored that sub-genre much, but I like that

Edited by mizx on Friday 23 September 12:06

militantmandy

3,829 posts

186 months

Saturday 13th August 2016
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Also been enjoying the new Entheos album:

https://youtu.be/I8Rd6xh1aZ0

offspring86

713 posts

172 months

Thursday 18th August 2016
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Blayney said:
Swervin_Mervin said:
Blayney said:
Swervin_Mervin said:
I tried Ire Works as well. I think it's had barely 2 listens. It is just a wall of noise to me. They're no SikTh
Oh how I love SikTh. Do you have a favourite track?
I love most of their stuff, and Death of a Dead Day delivers on practically every track. But Part of the Friction always gets me on that album.

That said, I've listened to the Opacities EP so much I'm surprised the CD isn't worn out. That's their finest work yet imo. Nothing else I've heard from any other artist in the genre comes close. It's like they created a genre, left for a few years, let everyone have a go, and then came back and moved the game on so much that all their fellow genre-ists are left scratching their heads as to how they do it.
My sentiments precisely on Opacities. I'm looking forward to the full length that may come next year, although it won't be the same with Justin gone.
I've tried but really can't get into Opacities. I've no clue why, it just doesn't seem to inspire me like the previous 2 albums but I can't put my finger on the reason. The Trees are Dead and Dried... is a masterpiece, one of my favourite albums ever!