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its been quite a while since i've done any projects, and i'm getting back in to writing/recording. Could really use a drummer or even an electronic drum programmer who can write tracks using cubase or fruity loops or something like that...let me know if interested at all..This is really my biggest passion in life and i would absolutely love nothing more than to get some full tracks produced and see where it goes...( i guess i didnt mention, i'll be playing and recording guitar) Here's a track i did some time ago..I'm not the greatest drum programmer/writer and i've revised the song and made it way more tech..so this is old and just a draft, but you can still get some idea of my style i guess.. link: https://clyp.it/nbvi551b PLEASE message me if interested at all, im in USA by the way, but doesnt really matter. -
Are you a dedicated musician with a passion for creating and performing metal music? Look no further; we are a driven metal band in search of like-minded individuals to join us. Currently, we are actively seeking: 1. Guitarist 2. Bassist 3. Drummer Our band is on a mission to push the boundaries of metal music. Our goals include creating innovative, compelling material, and hitting the stage once again to share our music with the world. About Us: Influenced by the sonic landscapes crafted by bands such as Monuments, Whitechapel, and Fallujah, we take pride in our commitment to pushing the envelope and delivering hard-hitting, genre-defying metal. What We Offer: A creative and collaborative environment A dedicated and experienced team Opportunities to write and perform original material A chance to showcase your talent on the live stage A supportive, passionate, and like-minded group of musicians What We're Looking For: Proficiency on your respective instrument Commitment to regular rehearsals and gigs Dedication to the creative process Openness to experimentation and pushing musical boundaries A true passion for metal music If you're interested, shoot us an e-mail and let us know what you play and a little bit about yourself. Progressive Metal, Modern Metal, Djent, Deathcore, and Death Metal
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Merch/Links/Music: https://linktr.ee/corruptdeathrash BAND NAME: CORRUPT CITY / COUNTRY : Los Angeles, California STYLE : Death/ Thrash Metal ALBUM TITLE : Art Of Torture RELEASE DATE : July 14th, 2023 TRACKLIST: 1. Art Of Torture 2. Thrown Into The Woodchipper 3. Cryogenic Stasis 4. P.U.Y.A. (Pipe Up Your Ass) 5. Soul Stealer 6. Necromancer 7. Mind Control 8. Cremation Of Care (Ft. Tim Yeung & Ivan Alison) Album Artwork by Amber Vasquez Music Recorded & Written by •Efren Cardona - Bassist/ Lead Vocals •Ira K. Black IV - Guitars •Ron Gardley - Guitars/ Vocals •Cesar Ramirez - Drums -
Finnish industrial metal group Project Silence have premiered a visualizer for their newest single, "Cult", song is taken from their upcoming album, details about the album are not yet revealed.
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Apart from Demilich, and a bunch of melodeath bands like Insomnium, I am not really versed on the best of Finnish Death Metal. I do know they are known to kind of have their own sound. Call it core DM, not melodeath or death/doom (Hooded Menace). What do you think the top 10 must hear Finnish DM albums are? Thought I'd create a thread to discuss.
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Dissonance has been popping up in some extreme metal (and hardcore) for decades, but the past few years have seen a lot of bands embrace dissonance as a defining feature of their music. Whether these groups come from a death metal or black metal background, I hear a good bit of stylistic convergence going on, so I'd like to gather them under one big disgusting umbrella here and post some links. A lot of this music is intentionally, almost perversely impenetrable, and isn't well-suited for casual listening; if that sounds appealing, awaken your inner masochist and dive in. In the spirit of maximum disorientation (or because I'm impulsive and lazy?), I've posted these in no particular order. I have several more bands to add to this thread when I have time, but feel free to post anything else that fits. ____ Gorguts - "Obscura": from late '90s Canada comes one of the essential founding documents of dissonant death metal. This album (their third full-length) was a bold shift away from tradition for Gorguts, and at the time it was very much an outlier. Brazenly fragmentary blasts, sickly churning grooves, gloomy melodies, haggard and frantic yelling, what's not to love? Gorguts - "Pleiades' Dust": I have to give Gorguts another entry here. The brilliant "Pleiades' Dust" is Gorguts back in their prime with a new lineup, eighteen years after the release of "Obscura". It's not as consistently aggressive as their earlier material, but the common thread is apparent; intricate musicianship, rich atmosphere, and refined, dynamic songwriting show a band eager to push their own boundaries. Ulcerate - "Destroyers Of All": Hailing from New Zealand, this band has been at the forefront of dissonant DM for nearly a decade, putting their stamp on the genre with twisted guitar lines and almost inhumanly complicated drumming, offering long and dismal songs that create a sense of slow, brooding menace despite remaining in nearly constant motion. This album is the one that drew me in, and it's still the one I enjoy the most, with drawn-out melodic ideas and post-metal textures reminiscent of later Isis. Deathspell Omega - "Fas - Ite, Maledicti, In Ignem Aeternum": another one of the most influential bands in the style, this French black metal band is consistently jarring, abrasive, and chaotic, with excellent musicianship. Plebeian Grandstand - "False Highs, True Lows": while we're in France, this group should appeal to DSO fans; I could use the same adjectives to describe them. Tons of energy and aggression on display, with a bit of a hardcore edge at times. Apparently this album was recorded live, which is very impressive to me. Ad Nauseam - "Nihil Quam Vacuitas Ordinatum Est": an Italian band with a lot of similarities to Gorguts and Deathspell Omega, with vocals that often remind me of Marten Hansen (of A Canorous Quintet/October Tide). They've found their own voice in this style, and their energy and dedication to songcraft is obvious; this album manages to be complex and brutal while remaining consistently enjoyable. Mitochondrion - "Parasignosis": dark, murky black/death from Canada, with swirling guitar lines and a vibe that's somehow both hypnotic and pummeling. Portal - "Outre": Remember that time you got hit by an earthquake in the middle of a sandstorm? Almost the definition of murk, this Australian group offers very little to grab onto, basically forcing you to live this record from moment to moment. Abyssal - "Novit Enim Dominus Qui Sunt Eius": black/death with fragmentary, bludgeoning riffs that are more involved than the overall dark and distorted sound might suggest, conjuring both anger and a sense of melancholy. There's a lot going on here if you dig for it. This album and their debut are fantastic, although I found myself underwhelmed by their latest. Jute Gyte - "Night Is The Collaborator Of Torturers" (from the album "Discontinuities"): microtonal experimental black metal, a solo effort from the impossibly prolific American musician Adam Kalmbach. Unique, unsettlingly bent guitar parts that inhabit an uncanny valley of almost-recognizable tunefulness, with tortured screams that recall Rainer Landfermann's classic performance on "Dictius Te Necare". Most of Jute Gyte's albums are available as name-your-price downloads on Bandcamp; my personal favorites are this one, "Vast Chains", "Verstiegenheit", and "Isolation", but take the plunge for yourself. Krallice - "Ygg Huur": a group of musicians truly on their own path, NYC's Krallice combine discordant riffs with snatches of broken melody and intuitive but precise shifts in meter and tempo to create an immersive journey for anyone who's willing to follow along. The organic sound, melodic sensibility, and passion of black metal with the technical accuracy and structural flexibility to which death metal often aspires. This was recorded live, and watching them perform it live remains a highlight for me. Zhrine - "Unortheta": another phenomenal live act. I was unprepared for how crisp and powerful they would sound; I don't think this recording quite does them justice. Hailing from Iceland, they play an atmospheric and moody brand of blackened DM reminiscent of Ulcerate, but more accessible, with more of a focus on melody and groove. EDIT - full album stream got taken down, here's the opening track. Setentia - "Darkness Transcend": these guys are another group that could accurately be described as "like a more accessible and melodic Ulcerate", and as a result (especially since they're also from New Zealand), I think they tend to be overshadowed. That's a shame. This album has its own voice, apparent in their melodic sense as well as their songwriting style, despite obvious textural similarities. The work and energy they put in shine through. Mortichnia - "Heir To Scoria And Ash": a gloomy Irish group. Melody-driven but discordant post-black metal with pained shrieks, lumbering bass, and crushing atmosphere. Skaphe - "Skaphe 2": Originally from America but now apparently based in Iceland, this duo plays cavernous yet suffocatingly dense black metal shot through with atonal, delay-drenched leads and ghastly howls. Patterns resolve only to disappear, and somehow it remains captivating throughout.
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Some of our current acts Act of Entropy https://actofentropy.bandcamp.com/ an avntgarde jazz/noise/math black metal fusion that started in 2017.... kind of sounds like a blend of John Zorn, Sakoto Fujii, Behold the Arctopus, Imperial Triumphant, Sigh (new album due out end of yr https://arlyxkqwr.bandcamp.com/ an avantgarde noise/disso meets blackened death metal meets pyschedelic war metal. Kind of is reminsicent of Portal and Impetuous Ritual (new album beign recorded now) https://zvylpwkua.bandcamp.com/ an avantgarde jazz death crossover. Kind of is reminsicent of Portal, Gigan, Abhorrent Expanse... (new album due out late summer) These artist you'll find on our BC page Void Meditation Cult - Disso DeathDoom FFO Ulcerate, Void meditation Cult Lux Sine Lumine - Doomgaze, Disso Doom, Doomnoise FFO Later Nadja https://www.instagram.com/centipedeabyss/ (we are trying to get our FB page back due to 2 factor authentication error at FB not sending us log in codes - so have omitted the link until thats sorted) we hand out codes on the IG page from time to time, there should be some Ar'lyxkq'wr - Ss'unnhl codes on there currently https://arlyxkqwr.bandcamp.com/
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Edit: I decided to record the vocals myself. If you're interested what release it is: https://tegara.bandcamp.com
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Hello everyone! i wanted to share the first EP of my band Eye Of Fenris. hope you like it https://eyeoffenris.bandcamp.com/album/let-the-blood-flow
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Hey guys. I'm developing my basic false cord skills. Looking for some band/project, to collaborate online with, on a song or 2, to try out my voice on for fun/experience. I can try to sing some clean too if that is what you're looking for
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So, idk where else this should go, but i am getting a hamster (so metal, ikr) and i am seeking some badass names for him! Can be name of a death metal singer/band/song. I havent came up with anything and i was hoping that yall could give me some ideas!
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⚔️Death/Thrash-metal attack from the ashes of Kyiv, Ukraine VISIT US AT Bandcamp: https://terrorscum.bandcamp.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/terrorscum666/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Terroscum
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Hello everyone. Novichoke is a Russian black/death metal band named after chemical weapon, which has become synonymous with political assassinations. On the one hand, this name emphasizes the venomous sound of the project, on the other hand – anti-authoritarian political views. The first demo "Wounds" is inspired by cavernous death and war metal bands, but I wanted to create something particularly ugly and insane by adding a noisecore vibes. This EP is about hopelessness and trauma. I also wanted to draw attention to the problem of torture in Russia. In particular, the title track tells of the inglorious end of the executioner, who was abandoned by the government and found himself alone with his wounds. Bandcamp All links to streaming platforms and socials are on Bandlink. The cover is a painting by the extremely talented artist Luis Perez Banus – you can find him here: https://www.instagram.com/perezbanus/ The sound from the wall of noise was created by Andrea Lenoci (it wasn't easy because of the method of recording guitars): https://www.instagram.com/andrea_molrec/ I would be grateful for any feedback and happy to answer questions. If you need a code for Bandcamp, write about it in the comments or a private message. Spasibo.
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How to celebrate the lifting of most of the corona measures! Bought tickets today!! Ridiculous line up! https://www.stonehengefestival.nl/
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Hyperboreus is a Ukraine-based progressive death metal band. Debut album “Fighting with God” is released on August 29, 2021. Detailed review - https://kronosmortusnews.com/2021/09/09/hyperboreus-fighting-with-god-out-now/ Genres: progressive death metal, technical death metal, math metal Available on following platforms: https://hyperboreus.hearnow.com/
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The debut album by Death Defy, a death metal band from Belarus, includes 3 cover songs of Sepultura, Six Feet Under and Amon Amarth and 3 self-composed tracks. Free download at Bandcamp https://deathdefy.bandcamp.com/album/portal-to-immortals Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks for listening! -
I'm a fairly experienced vocalist (though I e never toured) and I've just released a solo deathcore project 2 months ago called Avocyn. As much as I like the freedom to write my own stuff, I'd love nothing more than to find the perfect band to be a part of. It doesn't matter to me if we are in the same location or not, I have to ability to record anything you'd need from me. I'd prefer to stay on the heavier, more modern side of metal, but I'm open to other projects. I can sing and do false chord screams and growls. Messagee directly if you would like to hear more from me!
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Welcome to all metalheads and rockers from all around the world. I'd like to share my channel where I perform drums cover from rock to metal music with a web application called "Virtual Drumming" which allow to play drums with a keyboard. This project is something which I do for fun in the free time so please don't consider the performance much seriously. I'd like to meet people who enjoy these kind of music and to spend good time together. I hope you will enjoy the channel, if you like, please let me know and I hope you will have fun! 🤘 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQP_xmgJQsabKjcmLw-4FlA/videos
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Freshly released lyric video from swedish death metal band ENVIG. Full album release will follow later this year. Follow the band on social media for news. -
Summoned to DIe is looking for a drummer for an upcoming album. Main influences from the band are mostly old school death metal bands (Death, Cannibal Corpse, Deicide, Obituary, Morbid Angel and so on). The band is currently signed to a distribution deal (not a record deal...yet) You can find the first album on all streaming platforms. Rest assured, the next album will be MILES better than the previous, with better and more brutal material as the members have grown in skill in the previous years. We are looking for both part time and full time drummers, if you just want to sit in and be apart of the creation of this album, that is totally cool with us if you live in a different part of the world for example. Hoping for a response -
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Hello, me and the lead guitarist for our band have just encountered a major problem, our drummer quit. So we are looking for a drummer and that plays Thrash/Death metal. Our band, Deviation, has been around since August of 2020 in the city of Plano, TX. Erik S. Is rythm guitar and vocals, Austyn B. is lead guitar. We NEED TO meet in a public place BEFORE the first band meet. Our insperations are: Slayer, Metallica, Megadeth, Pantera, Obituary, Death, ect. We are looking for people who will hopefully be commited to the band. We hope to someday play gigs and record an album or two, but for now, we are looking for members who fit in. Extra info: We are looking for people between the ages of 14-18, with experience with your insturment. The drummer needs to be able to do some double bass.
