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Arioch

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  1. Archgoat - The Aeon Of The Angelslaying Darkness (2010) I found this compilation of the band on 2 CDs. Vio-Lence - Live San Francisco 2001-12-14 (2005) The sound of this live album is really very good. The drums (the snare drum in particular) sound much better than on Eternal Nightmare.
  2. Thanks to you, I discovered the Archgoat band last night. I'll have to find out more about them, but what I really liked was Angelslayer's vocals. It's so good! @GoatmasterGeneral Which album should you listen to first? I've been in a satanic mood the last few weeks...
  3. Bathory - Nordland I (2002)
  4. Bathory - Octagon (1995) The snare drum sound quickly becomes unbearable.
  5. Bathory - Under the Sign of the Black Mark (1987)
  6. Bathory - Requiem (1994) Oh, that bass sound! 🤩 I don't like the Lars Ulrich sound of the drums 🤔
  7. Sodom - Persecution Mania (1987)
  8. This morning, I'm listening to Ange, my favorite band. It's not Metal, so I'll just list the albums I've listened to. (There's keyboard in it) 😁😉 Ange - Les Larmes du Dalaï Lama (1992) Ange - La Voiture à Eau (1999)
  9. I completely understand your point of view. Synths have never bothered me, EXCEPT when they encroach a little too much on the rest of the instruments. So first of all, Hard FM is something I've never appreciated, and it makes me run the 110-meter hurdles in less than a tenth of a second. But when it serves the music, to add an atmosphere, a mood, but behind it, the music blows its energy through the guitars or the drums, I'm fine with that. I can't imagine Emperor's In the Nightside Eclipse without this gloomy, omnipresent atmosphere. Just the guitars and the drums, if I take up your comparison with coffee, it would be like being served a cup of coffee, but without anything in it. For me, of course. I love Bal-Sagoth, for example, but I have to admit that after listening to one album, or even 2, I just can't take it anymore. The keyboards are too prominent.
  10. I lost interest in the band when the symphonic part took over from everything else. I often listen to Enthrone Darkness Triumphant, but much less to the other albums I own.
  11. Dimmu Borgir - Enthrone Darkness Triumphant (1997)
  12. Les Vieilles Salopes - Aime-moi tendre, aime-moi vrai (2003) French punk band Les Vieilles Salopes (the old sluts) have released two albums, including this one (love me tender, love me true).
  13. Obituary - The End Complete (1992)
  14. Nocturnus A.D - Paradox (2019) New album due May 17! Here's a first track.
  15. Morbid Angel - Domination (1995) Mekong Delta - The Music of Erich Zann (1988) Mekong Delta - Dances of Death (and Other Walking Shadows) (1990)
  16. Voïvod - The Wake (2018)
  17. ADX - Étranges visions (2021) This is the 1991 album Weird Visions, re-recorded in French 30 years later. ADX in French - that's what all his fans wanted, and they got it! And with a much better sound.
  18. Savage Grace - Master of Disguise Nuclear Assault - Game Over/The Plague Nuclear Assault - Survive Deicide - Serpents of the Light Deicide - In The Minds Of Evil
  19. Mekong Delta - The Music of Erich Zann (1988)
  20. Napalm Death - Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism (2020)
  21. Nuclear Assault - Out of Order (1991)
  22. Psychotic Waltz - A Social Grace (1990) Listening to such a dense and rich album for the first time while I'm writing code (I'm a Python developer) is frankly not a good idea. To be listened to again in much better conditions to fully enjoy this album!
  23. Vltimas - Something Wicked Marches In (2019) The new album from the band featuring David Vincent, Rune "Blasphemer" Eriksen and Flo Mounier was released yesterday (I think), so I'm replaying the first album released in 2019. Vltimas - Epic (2024) To say I was thrilled with the first album would be an understatement. I'd listen to it from time to time, but it was far from all-days-listening. I've just listened to Epic twice and got the same impression. It plays well, there are some good riffs, but I don't find it as hard-hitting as its predecessor.
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