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Pretty much what Sheol said. These days I get the impression a label needs to see you already doing most the work yourself. With a label or not, you can still send your music to magazines and radio stations, apply to play at festivals and tour. Getting a band manager may help too.

Nice work @wayfaringstranger. I can definitely see why people are talking about your landscapes work.

Great work @FatherAlabaster!!!! I've never ventured into this part of the forum before and very glad I did now.

I suggest sending demos anyway and then people on here can get an idea of your sound. Hope it works out for you.

Just had a look and Metal Archives and there's 7 bands named Depravity on there. I'm guessing there could even be more around the place.

The latest album is good and I'll most likely purchase it, but I can relate to what you said about something was missing. I enjoy the first album more.

Really enjoying this at the moment. Depravity, brutal, technical death metal from Perth, Australia.

Recently, I've been really enjoying Depravity - Evil Upheaval. They are an Australian band, signed to Transcending Obscurity Records, who have a pretty good catalogue of bands. Evil Upheaval is their first full-length release, coming out in 2018. The best way I would explain the genre is brutal, technical death metal.

Exhumed - All Guts, No Glory Exhumed - Necrocracy Rob Zombie - The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser

I'm not familiar with the other bands, but I saw BTBAM not too long after they released Colors and it was an amazing show. In a pretty shitty club (which I liked) and the crowd basically stood there in awe, not sure what to do.

Yep, that's them. Not diggin that album though.

Depravity - Evil Upheaval Depravity - Grand Malevolence Teeth - The Curse Of Entropy Carnation - Where Death Lies Dehuman - Graveyard Of Eden Hatred Incarnated - (self titled single) Earth Rot - Black Tides Of Obscurity Sanctioned - Annexation Descend To Acheron - The Transience Of Flesh

Anything reducing the amount of slam on a thread is much appreciated... by me, anyway 😜 I really dig Temple Of Void!!! I'm about 30 years behind on getting into Asphyx, haha. Have been listening to them on and off over the last year or two and liking most of what I've heard.

I'm not saying it's always the case, but a lot of the time that can be because the sound guy/girl can't mix extreme metal well. Earplugs definitely help with cutting down a lot of the noise that makes it sound messy.

Check out www.bitterlossrecords.com It's online metal store here in Australia, but has also become a label, signing some great Australian metal bands.