Kristiko

I have to say, although I don't want to sound overly dramatic or whatever, metal music is really an important pressure valve for me. It helped me a lot of times in my life to overcome things and find the strength when other stuff didn't work, and it still does. I also have to create metal music because that's the only way I can vent myself and clean my head from frustration and anxiety, gives me the release and satisfaction that I really can't find somewhere else and it really helpes me to think healthy and live my life in a healthy way. So, it becomes more of necessity rather than just having fun. I mean, it's fun, but it's also more than that. I'm really happy that I found something like that in my life. 

Poisonblack are cool - I've got two or three of their albums. Ville Laihiala from Sentenced is one of my favourite vocalists, but I really really prefer Sentenced to Poisonblack.
I also never really got into the 1980s type of stuff, although some of it i like. 
Another band I really like is Charon. 
Those Finnish bands: HIM, the 69 Eyes, Sentenced, Charon, For My Pain etc are just amazing to me. 

Sirenia - The Twilight In Your Eyes

Going to Budapest for the second time in my life tomorrow in the morning. It's gonna be cool for a couple of days, I'm not sure what I'm gonna visit, but maybe zoo, some different stuff that I haven't seen yet.

https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=huRplEBDInY

If anybody is a fan of Silent Hill video games, I did a couple of piano covers from SH2!
Last fall I released cover of Limp Bizkit's track "Just Like This"! Check it out!
 
Song for voice (soprano) and piano - "Shadow".
 
Live performance of "Shadow" @ KoMA 13 in Belgrade.
 
Piano cover of "Laura Plays the Piano" theme in Silent Hill 2 OST! 
 
Piano miniature No. 3
 
"The Awakening" for violin and piano.
You can follow my project on Soundcloud, Youtube and Facebook page:

https://www.youtube.com/user/Antikoagulant

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Going to Budapest for the second time in my life tomorrow in the morning. It's gonna be cool for a couple of days, I'm not sure what I'm gonna visit, but maybe zoo, some different stuff that I haven't seen yet.

Rammstein - Keine Lust

Rammstein - Keine Lust

I think it may be Devin Townsend.

Mike Patton (FNM), Johnny Morrow (Iron Monkey), Grady Avenell (Will Haven) and Chino Moreno (Deftones).  

i think volbeat are awesome, they came from a death metal rock n death type band called dominus , if you didnt already know

i think it was like a type of guitar "sound" and now its just developed into a genre, meshuggah were doing that guitar sound, but they are not what people call "a djent band"
problem with bands you associate with "djent" periphery, monuments etc, all sound to similar i think 

Tchaikovsky – Valse Sentimentale

Well, I think I can speak for everyone when I say that this was unexpected. 
I'll admit it's a hell of a catchy song and I was a fan back in the late 90s when this came out. But that feels like a lifetime ago now. 
As for your version, I don't know man, I guess it's ok. I'm not a huge fan of your shouty vocals which I think this version could do without, but I've listened to the whole thing and overall I respect what you're doing here. I'd edit out that 'waah' at the end though.
Pretty hard to drag the corpse of this song/band back to life but I guess you did a cool job. 

Mr. Bungle - California.

Carcass - Captive Bolt Pistol

A cover of Metallica's 'The Call Of Ktulu' on piano. Solos aside it actually translates well.

Fear Factory - Remanufacture.

Pete Steele is still my go to for making humour work in metal. It's a dark, self deprecating approach most of the time (at least with Type O Negative) but dude was hilarious. Lemmy has some pretty funny lines as well now that I think of it.