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Now: Death - Spiritual Healing Was: Thanatos - Emerging from the Netherworlds.

Vltimas - Something Wicked Marches In I think I Saw @MacabreEternal listening this here for the first time if I'm not wrong, then I decided to search it because the name of the band looks like a portuguese word, so for a sec I thought it was a Brazilian/Portuguese band. Anyways, sick album!

Cannibal Corpse - Gallery of Suicide & Worm Infested

Svartidaudi - Revelations Of The Red Sword Diabolical Masquerade - Nightwork ...the wife asked for something more "uplifting" than Svartidaudi. Marriage is compromise. I'm trying.

Morbid Angel - Blessed Are The Sick

Gorgoroth - Antichrist Krypts - Cadaver Circulation

Morbid Angel - Covenant

Morbid Angel - Altars Of Madness

KISS - Detroit Rock City

Usurper - Lords of the Permafrost Danzig - s/t

Horna - Askel Lähempänä Saatana

Arckanum 'Fran Marder' Arckanum 'Kostogher'

Frank Sinatra - My Way

Autopsy - Macabre Eternal

Yes, not as good as some of their other stuff but still lightyears ahead of most "slam" bands Fucking stellar playlist, FA Cannot say enough good stuff about the album. Had to learn the main riff to "Faithful to the Emperor" as soon as I first heard it.

Ha, yes, that sounds about right. Clearly past my religious guilt now, though And meaning aside, I need more albums that sound like this in my life.

This album is the business.

Pyrexia - Sermon Of Mockery

Sepultura - Arise

https://www.howtopronounce.com/drudkh/ This will help🤘

Greetings. My name is Tom. I'm 34 years old from Michigan, U.S. I'm a biochemist and novelist (mostly as a hobby at this point). As my thread title says, I'm new to the metal scene. As in, since August of last year (2018) or so. Before that I was a hip-hop head. I still enjoy hip-hop, but I'm still riding the wave of my recent introduction to the metal genre. I'm hoping to find new bands, and a deeper appreciation for the genre here. A few of my favorite bands: Behemoth, Aborted, Arch Enemy, Marduk, Cannibal Corpse, Napalm Death, Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Once Human, Rotting Christ, Jinjer, Power Trip

Hahaha you're damn right they make me think of that! Great choice bud I am also listening to this lately. The boys are back.

Wodulf - ...From The Corpsegates

Was: Mayhem - Funeral Fog Now: Dean Martin - Ain't That A Kick In The Head the fuck is my taste in music?

My guitars: I have two Jackson Kelly's both with EMG81's and a BC Rich Rave. My amp: Marshall JCM900 Half Stack

Tell me some of those soaring melodies and galloping riffs don't make you think of Anders in foam armor riding a rainbow Pegasus towards the field of Nerf battle.

Gojira - Magma

Dehumanized- "Prophecies Foretold" Never thought I'd hear Diabolical Masquerade referred to as "uplifting". I suppose it is relative to the monstrous Svartiðaudi

Ritual 'The Summoning'

Ritual 'Soldiers Under Satan's Command'

Bulldozer - The Day of Wrath

Celtic Frost - Morbid Tales

I don't mind the US Office but the UK version is so much better. Ricky Gervias is just better.

I love the old shows like Only Fools and Horses, Open All Hours, and of course Fawlty Towers and the rest. Magic moments in time. I used to live in Balham and we’d see the dark haired bloke from Masterchef walking around the common sometimes - can’t remember his name. Not quite your Mitchell and Webb standard, but something at least!

Pyrexia ‎– Feast Of Iniquity Not as good, but not bad...

I recall you saying it was "too Satanic", which I thought was a promising reaction.

Fear Factory - Zero Signal

I never liked the standard, uninspired nature of their riffs and songwriting; before their little schism, I was hoping they'd be able to write some less "safe" and more compelling music to back up the baritone vocals, which were the one thing that made them stand out. Oh well. The first one sounds more like the stuff from the first album; the second one's more interesting to my ears, but doesn't grab me. If Batushka stands for timid songs that never quite break the mold or live up to their promise, I suppose both of these groups are carrying on that proud tradition.

Eluveitie - 'Ategnatos'. This has been the soundtrack to my days and nights this week. Seeing them tomorrow and I can't wait. Last time I saw them was 11 years ago with a totally different line-up and no 'Ategnatos' album. It's game on motherfuckers!!!! Marduk - 'Heaven Shall Burn When We Are Gathered'. Partly because it's awesome, but mostly because it's one of only four metal CDs currently downstairs next to the stereo where I am. (For anyone interested, the other four CDs here are Dark Funeral - 'The Secrets of the Black Arts', Darkthrone - 'Transilivanian Hunger' and Warrant - 'Cherry Pie'.)

Candlemass - Black Stone Wielders

Baphomet - The Dead Shall Inherit

Departure Chandelier- Antichrist Rise to Power

Acid Bath - Demos: 1993-1996

Not exactly my thing but it's a pretty fun listen. 7/10

The Black Crowes - Remedy

Vltimas – Something Wicked Marches In

Abigor - Nachthymnen Crimson Moon - Oneironaut

Car playlist today: Winterfylleth ‘The Harrowing Of Heirdom’ Satyricon ‘Nemesis Divina’ Kreator ‘Coma Of Souls’

Hiwatt 100 Amplifiers Gibson XPL custom guitars - Khaler Flyer Tremolo (USA) Jackson Kelley Guitars - Floyd Rose Tremolos (German) Gibson Les Paul - Hard Tail Peavy Sheffield Cabinets (I like the sound with the Hiwatts) Rocktron Intellifex Midi Effects Unit Sure Beta 58 Oil Filled Microphones Sure in Ear Monitors Voicelive Floor Unit (for vocals)

Greetings all. I've had an Ibanez electric guitar for a while now, and I'm wanting to finally learn how to play it. I understand the very basics, that is, what note each string is supposed to be, each fret is a half-step and so on, mainly my problems are technique. I need to learn to stretch my hand to press several frets simultaneously, and also a major problem I have is when trying to press two strings with one finger, my finger invariably contacts the next string over and mutes it if I try to pick it. I don't expect lessons from anyone here; what I'm asking is if anyone knows a good, comprehensive, reliable and free resource online that teaches how to play the guitar. Either that, or I guess it's to the local music shop with me. Thanks, -ACR