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not sure if they're considered folk-metal but "Cult of Fire" is your demon, there also songs from Nile, Behemoth, Therion, Melechesh, etc. that revolve around Hindu practices particularly. but I seriously think that we need some great new bands to explore that field 

Thanks for the album suggestions. I’ll listen to these soon.

Yeah, I've ruined plenty of "quality time" with the family by being anxious and irritable because I could feel good ideas dying in my brain while I was supposed to be "having fun". That's one of the worst feelings. Thankfully I had a couple of good days recently where the ideas were flowing well, and I'm building up a stock of leftover parts that I can use as building blocks down the road. Looks like a busy weekend here though, I hope I don't lose momentum.

If you read his signature, you should understand why I said that. On a more serious note, I guess my goals are to be successful. I don't want I want to do, but I know I want to succeed. I don't want to be mediocre at whatever I end up being, I want to be among the best. I just finished my first semester in college and I made an A in all of my classes. One goal is to continue this streak and make an A in every class I take while at college. I declared Mathematics and Computer Science as a major; I haven't planned what I'm going to do specifically with that, but I know I want to use those subjects, more so Mathematics than Computer Science- they go hand-in-hand so I figured "what the heck, why not declare Computer Science since I'm already taking a bunch of classes for it?" (Computer Science uses many of the same classes as Mathematics.) I also got an invitation from Alpha Lambda Delta, which is an Honors Society that requires you to be in the top 20% of your class, so another goal would be to keep on climbing and hit the top ten by the time I graduate. I goofed off for most of high school; it wasn't until the middle of my junior year that I starting taking school seriously. So there's my goal- to make up for what I didn't do in high school.

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As do I. Ahab is one of the few bigger funeral doom bands I haven't seen love yet, but I don't know that they've ever played in the US.

The extreme side of doom metal occupies a lot of my listening time and attention, so it's an easy subject to get lost in for me.

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Hey dude welcome to the forum 

Very underrated band.

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Esoteric - The Maniacal Vale

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