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The Damned - Phantasmagoria

Hic Iacet currently holds that place for me. I haven't been too excited with the death metal releases this year.

Autopsy - Mental Funeral

Neter - Idols I'm not sure what to think of this type of death metal...

Welcome! I like most of the bands you mentioned, which is a good start In fact Sabbat's The Dwelling might be the next thing I'll put on.

Today was interesting, I guess... I started writing a letter, which I haven't done in ages. Later today some coicidences took place and lead me to a strong desire for temporary isolation again. On the bright side, it seems the word spread around and I've now got three chess pupils.

Still stuck on level 4 of the Tim Tang Test. Maybe it's time to take a break.

Ulver - Blood Inside

Green Carnation - The Acoustic Verses

Fall of Efrafa and Oruku are bands I enjoy as well. His Hero Is Gone is still my favorite crust band though.

Green Carnation - The Acoustic Verses

Bethlehem - S.U.I.Z.I.D.

I don't know any of those bands except for Eye of Solitude, so I've got my work cut out for this weekend. Welcome to the forum! Oh, and you don't happen to enjoy chess by any chance?

... What the **** am I missing here...

Or not.

Bartok - Op.19

I suspect you'd enjoy Taman Shud more than anything Intestine Baalism has done, but it's hard for me to describe the influences on that album. Intestine Baalism is a Japanese band which makes quite melodic death metal with varying list of influences (at least on Banquet...), but in an original, non-cheesy way.

Protector kicks serious ass, though I'd mention Golem and Urm rather than A Shedding of Skin, considering they are overall an underrated band.

Yeah, those type of letters don't cut it. I think I'm getting closer now though.

Ever tried Intestine Baalism, Auroch (especially Taman Shud), etc.?

Still on 4 here. Trying to follow a square root pattern now.

Been there, done that.

Hacride - Lazarus

Not yet. I know it has something to do with vowels, since the blue tip refers to the vowels of the alphabet by the coding of a=1, b=2... The word 'radio' also contains 3 of the 5 vowels, which might explain the 60% percent. The relation between the percentages is still an issue. I'm probably missing something very obvious here...

King Diamond - Abigail Quite a nice soundtrack for solving this puzzle.