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Hi all, I am new on this forum so be kind lol. I play bass for a Thrash Metal covers band called Phantom Lords, we are a loose tribute to the Big 4 as well as other bands, we are playing at O'rileys in Hull on the 16th Feb (this month) and it would be nice to see some of you guys in attendance, we also have a support band called Sleaze Demons. You can find out more about Phantom lords at https://phantomlordsmusic.wixsite.com/mysite I know its a Wix site lol but that's all we can afford at the moment, we also have a facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/PhantomLords/ Hope to see some of you there Thanks for reading
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Extreme metal from Canary Islands, 2 guys band. First EP free for downloading on bandcamp: https://faecalputrefaction.bandcamp.com/releases Also new youtube channel, constantly adding stuff: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyQ5cgzbIyzyYxtts4WEcMg Feel free to download all what you want and share if you like it!
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- Stone Angel - Always On The Back Of The Mind - ''Always On The Back Of The Mind'' is the third song from Stone Angel's solo album ''Thing Outside'' released online ! The album features 6 guest vocalists, immersive instrumentals and a plethora of musical styles. ''Thing Outside'' was released in September last year and is now available for digital download and on physical CD. You can get your digital copy here : Bandcamp And physical CD here : www.polymusic.eu ~ ( Stone Angel - Thing Outside ) Enjoy : ) Youtube link : Stone Angel - Always On The Back Of The Mind ( Youtube ) -
Soon too come out! Keep a look out on our pages. (P.S. Opeth Cover's!) https://soundcloud.com/benttree
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Behold, the 'industrial metal' project - Military Industrial Complex. An invocation of the brutal machinations of the war machine, exhorting it's gleeful offering of human life and endless toil. Rejoice, as the enemies of this industry are crushed beneath the weight of trillions of dollars of military research. Watch the feeble fall before the might of the empire, backed by the rituals of the damned, sacrificing the mob for the benefit of the ruling elite. Here, we have woven occult understandings and psychological truth with the grinding force which drives the war machine to create a sound to bang your head on, or to stew in understanding of it's great evil perfection. May you grant the bearer of it's glory many likes and subscribes and bow down in indentured servitude !!! militaryindustrialcomplex.ca https://www.facebook.com/militaryindustrialcomplex1
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How's it going, guys. I'm Dave and I represent an Irish metal radio show called Put The Metal On. I just wanted to say hi as I'm a new member to the forums. My show is on 6pm (GMT) every Monday on 90.3 Near FM where we play the latest from Irish metal bands and metal gigs from cities like Dublin, Limerick, Belfast, Galway & Cork. Check us out @putthemetalon on FB, Twitter and Instagram if you'd like to check us out. Nice meeting you all. Dave
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A Crazed Mortician fronted death metal band coming for you! Bandcamp: https://barrythemortician.bandcamp.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BarrytheMortician/
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Heyo. Wanted to share all the artwork I have done for metal bands over the years. I just made myself a new website for my artwork and so I did a post on my blog sharing all the artwork I have done for various bands over the last decade. Read about it here and see with your eyeballs: https://www.awolfillustrations.com/2018/10/warrborn-album-artwork-and-a-whole-lot-of-album-covers-and-shirt-designs-for-other-metal-bands-over-the-years/ If bands are looking for and artists to tackle their album art, gig posters, or merch, contact me!
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Hello there, My name is Josef, and I am one half of Waterlife, a metal/ambient band from Chicago, IL. We love metal and epic soundtracks, so we've decided to combine the two in our latest self-titled EP. I invite you to listen to our latest release "Reflection". You may find us on Spotify and all streaming outlets on November 23rd. We hope you enjoy our music. Josef
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Hello there! Im the drummer of a metalband called, Sinok. We just released a new beautiful single and I would like to get some feedback! Thanks.
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Greetings! Two weeks ago I started a metal project with a friend of mine. If you'd like to check out a short trailer from our first song on Instagram, then visit the link below. Thank you! https://www.instagram.com/p/BqU6qWTiN3M/?utm_source=ig_web_options_share_sheet
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New band, new single. From the deep forests of Scandinavia. Enjoy!
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Out of all the underground artists that I listen to, I would have to say Undead Papi is one of my favorite. His style is very unique and to be honest, I can't stop listening to his most latest work "THA KULT". Although Undead Papi is mainly a Trap Metal artist, I would consider this project more Metal than anything else I've heard from him. The instrumentals sound live as f*ck, as if it was a real band playing rather than a simple guitar loop. The EP brings a burst of energy and rage into the listener, almost making it impossible to not head-bang. The raspy yell from Undead Papi makes every track more and more re-playable, and quite frankly I'd say his music is addictive. Undead collaborates with artists "BEAMON" and "TORTVRE" on this 3 song EP, but to be honest, "SHARK GRILLZ" featuring BEAMON has to be my absolute favorite. The track combines Undead's metal vocals with Beamon's sick rap verse creating a "best of both worlds" type feeling to the track. "KURB STOMP" featuring TORTVRE is another unique song in the aspect of "best of both worlds" because not only does Undead do his Metal-like chorus and verses, but TORTVRE brings something completely different to the table, adding demon-like screams, growls, and even gutterals to the mix. "MURDA WEAPONS" is a "lighter" or less "hardcore" track that still brings more than enough energy to the listeners ears. Listening to the song, you will literally feel like a super villian (or atleast I did lol) In conclusion, I give this EP a rating of 10/10. Although it is short and only consists of 3 songs, it is a complete masterpiece. Link to EP on Soundcloud :
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We are a thrash/groove/heavy metal band from Stockholm, Sweden. We just released our first single "INFECTED". Available on Spotify, YouTube, Soundcloud and Apple Music! Our influences stem from bands such as Pantera, Machine Head, Lamb of God and Slipknot. Feel free to check us out and let us know what you think! Also, if you happen to enjoy the song, press like/share/subscribe and all that good stuff! Thanks, God In Fear OUR FB-PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/GodInFear/ SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/track/2AHL642h5ze4g4lYXNCYwY?si=ZIN7dO_yS42_7y4dGHq-OA SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/heavy-metal-300400761 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7djxAS9qQh0
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Listen and comment on BLUDGEON Uncompromising technical death for fans of origin, defeated sanity, disgorge, deeds of flesh. Check out the music here..... www.bludgeon-uk.com
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I currently live in Japan and have a band with some friends and also just started a podcast about growing up doing bands. I think a lot of people here have been in bands and know all the bull that goes with it. We do re listens to albums from the nu metal era too. But we are really looking for some contributors for topics such as band names, experiences with having many members, politics etc. I only ask because I rarely get a chance to talk about all the experiences I have had pursuing success with rock and metal bands, but via a podcast I can hopefully have some good discussions. The podcast is called We Should've Gone to University and is available on itunes etc but also here http://weshouldhavegonetouniversity.libsyn.com Thanks to anyone who enjoys. -
Hello I'm Darryl from Mauritius, I'm having some difficulty in choosing between these guitars: Chapman Guitars ML1 Standard Modern Lunar - $439 Jackson Pro Misha Mansoor HT7 FMCB - $659 Solar Guitars A2.7WHM - $678 Everyone of those has an ebony fretboard. The Chapman although cheaper, has a pretty decent sound. Was thinking of the Solar maybe?
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Hey guys, My band Twisted Autocracy have just released a new song called "Eat Sleep Slave Repeat" Please check it out and let me know what you think! Thanks DA
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Hi guys, vocalist/lyricist in here, alto range, I am looking for band members for a symphonic, prog, metal band in Uk located. Or maybe an progressive one kinda like Seventh Wonder, Dream Theater, Riverside etc. I am 30 years old and very committed I love anything metal with great vocals, but heavy, symphonic, goth, dark song are kinda my favorite. Also the acoustic. Fav bands are Kamelot, serenity, Ghost bc, Nightwish, Ayreon, Avantasia, Seventh Wonder, anything symphonic and heavy metal basically I can't wait to meet ya This is me singing Kamelot's ballad Veil of Elysium and under there's a a DOOm symphonic version of Freak on The leash, by Korn made with the famous UK bases band Cyclocosmia -
Hello people, as the title suggests I am new in here, hopefully this forum/site will help me to find what I am looking for My name is Jo, i am from Romania, currently living in UK, also lived in Italy (yes I know italian as well) xD i am 30 years old, symphonic, dark metal addicted. I am a contralto/alto vocalist, lyricist, also artists and in the search of a family (band) My favorites bands are Kamelot, Seventh Wonder, Conception, Ghost, Serenity , Avantasia, Nightwish, old APC, Queen mostly symphonic metal, but loads of progressive metal, heavy metal, but I listen to loads of metal, period. Classic rock, alternative rock but also popish stuff like Lana del rey (gotta love Gods and Monsters) and whatever is a bit weirdish with great vocals I joined this site in the hope that I will find people that I can make a band, but also interact. Take care people, nice to meet ya
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Ah, Crimson Glory. How can I possibly enjoy this? It's a relatively underground metal album with barely over a thousand ratings and a high average. The band's name is 'Crimson Glory', for God's sake. It sounds cheesy as hell before even looking at the names of the songs. "Dragon Lady"? "Valhalla"? "Queen of the Masquerade"? Really? How can it possibly be good? It's described as progressive metal and power metal with epic, mythological, and fantasy lyrics. The album cover looks like a ripoff of Stained Class, which is one of my favorite albums of all time. Oh, alright, I'll check it out I guess.Yeah, that's pretty much what went through my head before I decided to click the "Play" button a few months ago. Before I start actually reviewing, I'd like to talk about its genre. I don't know why progressive metal and power metal are secondary genres. There's nothing remotely progressive about this music in terms of structure and composition and nothing resembles power metal. The most prog metal-esque aspect is Midnight's vocals, but nothing about this music really progresses. This is a near-perfect album that absolutely warrants a 5-star rating. Each song is simply amazing, packed with energetic melodies, thick riffs and great guitar solos. No song is that similar to the previous one and they manage to pack in 8 songs in 39 minutes that don't drag in the slightest and provide fresh blood each time around. Now, I've listened to a different version of the album from the primary one here, with a different tracklist and 2 bonus tracks, so I'm going to narrate from that perspective but ignore the 2 bonus tracks. I can't find the version I listened to on this site."Mayday" is one of the greatest album openers and it's a killer hook on the audience. I mean, the chorus is fun as hell to sing along to and it's memorable, and it's got a rapid and phenomenal riff. Midnight showcases his vocal abilities to the audience, with his wide range and his ability to hit any high note easily. It's extremely energetic and a perfect song. Following up on that energetic atmosphere is "Queen of the Masquerade", which is one of the band's most well-known songs. It's perfect and has one of the most memorable choruses, and a pretty distinct riff. "Valhalla" is one of the 'weaker' songs on here, but it's still excellent and continues this energy and heavy riffage. And then "Azrael" closes the first side up in one of the greatest ways possible. It starts off gloomy and kind of like a longer song by Iron Maiden during the same time period, but it suddenly disrupts into a heavy riff with loaded energy to kill that gloomy atmosphere. They took inspiration from Iron Maiden, among others, but made very original and creative songs. But yeah, it's the most Maiden-esque track on here by far. It's still an amazing song and probably my 2nd favorite on the album. Side B is very consistent and doesn't even hint at deterioration and weakness. All 4 songs are excellent and this energetic and epic-not a word I enjoy describing music that I like-atmosphere flows effortlessly. "Dragon Lady" is another weaker song but still enjoyable and remarkable nonetheless, it just stands weak juxtaposed with "Lost Reflection" and coming off of the epic "Azrael". Kind of like that track, it starts off moody and slow with just acoustic guitars and some symphonic effects. It goes like that for a while before breaking out into rapid riffage and harmonies out of the blue, in a transition even less smooth and more urgent than "Azrael". This is another amazing song but my biggest complaint is that it stays in this acoustic section for too long and even with that rapid riffage, it doesn't branch out like it has the opportunity to, but it's still one of the best songs on here. "Heart of Steel" is pretty good and I don't get why people undermine it, it's not weak in any way and excellent. "Angels of War" is my favorite off of this album and has been one of my favorites of the band for a while. It's perfect, carried with superb riffage, perfect harmonies, and an amazing solo. It's sad that it's the final track on that version because after experiencing that, you crave more but it ends.The album's strong parts come from the great, and I mean great, harmonies and songwriting from the band. This was just their debut album and Crimson Glory already displayed a level of craftmanship, between writing new, innovative, and juicy riffs, great solos (although the pinch harmonics could've been used a tad bit less), and excellent compositions that constantly engaged the audience and never once dragged, that the vast majority of metal bands haven't came close to mastering, even with decades under their belts. It's a shame the band never reached a higher level after this, although Transcendence was pretty good, because this level of energy, genuine passion for music, and creativity could've landed them above vastly overrated and overhyped progressive metal and power metal bands like Dream Theater and Blind Guardian in the 1990s. This is easily one of the greatest heavy metal albums out there and, although not thrash by any stretch of the means, one of the best metal albums to come out of 1986. This comes from my review on RateYourMusic, written June 15th, 2018. Click here to see my other reviews.
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Hello brothers and sisters! How are you doing? \,,/, My name is Ailton Neto and I'm the vocalist of the band Sun Diamond, from Brasil. We launched our first CD 8th December of 2017. We opened for Angra 2 weeks ago and we are doing some local festivals. Hope you enjoy our music. Also I'd like to introduce myself, I'm a music teacher and also music youtuber. I do some Music Videos (covers/versions), Audio Tips and LiveStreams on Twitch.tv. Come know my stuff too. Cheers! \,,/,
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Hello, I would like to share my band with you. We are a Heavy/Thrash Metal type of a genre. We're currently recording our first album in studio and I would appreciate if you would take a listen to our first song that we've just recorder. More songs are coming soon. Thank you for your attention. Here is the link to our bandcamp page where you can find our first song: https://damag.bandcamp.com/releases
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Hello friends, I just launched on the market some rock/metal t-shirts, check em out and let me know if you like em. Any tip or new idea is really appreciated. https://teespring.com/metal-armageddon-clothing#pid=11&cid=360&sid=front Have a great day!
