Lately I've been listening to alot of NLBM, hence my question, are there any DM bands with dutch lyrics?
The only band I can think of right now is Brutus. I don't really care if it's melodic death or brutal death.

Lackpower metal.

Wait, scratch the metal. Lackpower rock.

Indeed, perhaps the most boring vocals ever? Gah... Ari Koivunen..... my first experience with his music


In that exact order.

It's not just the vocals that suck though.

As for the early Amoral stuff, I've heard very little but I do like ''Other Flesh''. Reminds me of modern Pestilence with some decent songwriting actually.

EDIT: I'm looking for very accesible technical death metal. Think of Atheist or perhaps Death circa Human/Individual Through Patterns. I"m NOT looking for brutal/technical death metal so no unintelligible vocals either+no over the top instrumental madness as, say Necrophagist for example.

Thats a pretty good song yes, but my favorite has to be Reptile Ride. They already started putting in more melodies, but it worked really well for that album because they did not offer up their excellent songwriting for it. Sadly, the band smelled money. And their former vocalist left the band because he did not like the commercial direction they were going in. And thats where Koivunen entered the picture.

Colin040, Gorod and Anata might be good bands for you to dig in, and even Quo Vadis may be up your alley since it has a lot of melodic leads.

Colin, you could try some Obscura, but I'm pretty sure you already know them. You could consider them a little over the top, but they are pretty accesible. And maybe the latest Immolation EP? Tell me, do you guys consider them normal death metal or borderline technical death?

Thanks for the recs. And no, I haven't heard Obscura so far but I will soon.

Mweh, at times I feel the early Amoral vocalist would fit better at a core album. The guy's just not adding much to the music.

Ok, I have a really weird request, are there any Death metal bands that sound like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFU-iggF ... er&list=UL Ridiculusly catchy... (its one of those Andy Rethfield remixes, but this one actually rocks)

Check out Revocation's "Chaos of Forms" and "Existence is Futile"

Catchy and melodic technical death/thrash

Hi guys, lately I been listening to a lot Black Metal, but now I want to get back to my beloved Death Metal, This time with some good Progressive Death Metal, something like Augury or Barren Earth. Nothing really techy but more focused in the progression and the structure of the songs. So, no Necrophagist please.

My fav Prog/Death acts are Kalisia, Augury, Barren Earth and Symbyosis. Bands that have a good amount of Atmosphere, Progression and Brutality, everything in a perfect balance. More bands like that are welcome!

Thanks.

I was actually going to mention Symbyosis but you beat me to the punch. Maybe try Codeon's Source, but that might not be what you're after.

Thanks Mickey! Yeah, I've been a fan of Symbyosis for about 2 years now, really happy that I discovered them.

Now, I just read the reviews for Codeon's album, and the thing got my attention, I'll be checking them.

Revocation are about as good as a metalcore band... So in other words, they suck. IMO.

Can someone recommend me some death metal on the borderline of technical death metal?, something like Immolation's Province. Also, I'd love it to have a similar production, though its not necessary.

Thanks

So how does it feel to have horrible taste in music?

Can anyone rec me some bands similar to Foul Body Autopsy? (the band from the UK, not the Necrophagist song )

Drawn and Quartered would be a good place to start.. i'd say get something from their last 3 albums.

Remission/Leviathan-era Mastodon gone death, anyone?
Or some groovy-in-a-mindfuck-sort-of-way shit, other than Immolation.

I'm looking for some really out there, bizarre, experimental, progressive, technical Death Metal. Stuff like Gorguts, Ulcerate, Lykathea Aflame (so some melody thrown in the mix is more than welcome), etc. Can I get some suggestions?

You are familiar with Pavor, correct?

Also, you could try these bands

Bloody Sign - French death metal, slightly tech death, but not over complicated, nice melodies too.. I enjoy every album of theirs.

Burning At The Stake - I found these guys recently, and was pretty impressed. They are relatively young but I think they have a pretty bright future ahead of them. It's modern tech death, but not at all like the overdone hyperblast shit. This band actually has structure.

Spawn of Possession's album Cabinet. I'm pretty sure you know about this band, but it is really great fast paced tech death. I really enjoy the production of this record.

Theory in Practice is a band that is technical but still utilizes great melodies as well. Pretty sure they are Swedes. Try either The Armageddon Theories or Third Eye Function.

You can always listen to !T.O.O.H.! if you don't mind some grind in the mix.

Try Flourishing. http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Flo ... 3540304023

are there any bands similar to Cryptopsy?? Odd but slightly follow-able tech death with occasional acoustic passages. Like on Phobophile or Cold Hate Warm Blood.

I find early works by Melancholy Pessimism to be heavily influenced by None So Vile, but be advised that the Czech band is a bit crazy!

You tell me, ya butthurt metalcore fanboy.

Flourishing is shit. It's highly annoying and it reminds me of shitty indie rock.

The basic post-Gorguts experimental technical death metal groups are Negativa and Baring Teeth, and one that preceded it, obviously Demilich. The Chasm is experimental aswell, although not particularly technical, let alone chaotic. I only have some of their later albums though, so I don't really know what the early stuff sounds like. The new albums are quite heavy metal sounding in fact; I'm not sure if they're really death metal at all. You will also most likely enjoy Mithras.

For sheer dissonance, go for Incantation and their imitators like Disma and Dead Congregation.

Haha. Sure, I'm a "butterhut metalcore fanboy". I'd imagine you'd be the authority on "butthurt" given the obvious stick up your ass. Whatever gets you through the night. Revocation are tons of fun and in no way metalcore. Might I suggest giving 'em another try after removing whatever's stuck in your ears and bum?

I already have that band thanks for the rec, though!!

You fucked the quote up.

I don't know how you can like Flourishing. It's like the Krallice of death metal or something.


Early works as in the demo, or the first few full-lengths...?

I guess I like weird and original death metal. and let me repeat: Yeah, well that's just like, your opinion, man. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it sucks. In my eyes Flourishing's debut album is one of the best Death metal album to emerge in... lets say 3 years?

Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.

Indeed. Note the part that says "in my eyes."

Do I have to stamp that "IMO" in every opinion I voice on this forum in order not to come across as some douchebag who thinks only his personal opinion is right? I think it's quite redundant, and I find it equally redundant to point out to others that their views are "just their opinion".

Well this is the internet, so I can't see your body language. For all I know you were being a little douchy.

Haven't heard the demo, but the first couple of albums have some definite influence by the Canadian gods, albeit more pronounced on their debut. On their sophomore it's not so prevalent but it's still sort of there.

Their debut is the easiest album to begin with the band, it gives you enough nods to Cryptopsy while paving the way for their typical Czech weirdness.

Not to judge- but I don't quite understand why you would be looking for technical death metal without over-the-top instrumental madness. That's literally the point of the subgenre.
However, you might like Augury if it hasn't been mentioned. Seconding Obscura.

Hi guys, I'm looking for really fast Death metal, could be melodic or technical as long it has loads of fast drums, think of Fleshgod Apocalypse, First Fragment and even Despised Icon could work.

Already know, Origin, Hour of Penance, Behemoth, Decapitated and Man Must Die

Thanks!

I'm sure you also know Nile.

Mithras has incredibly fast double bass drums.

Yeah, I already know Nile, witch Mithras album do you recommend?