The similar artists tab is your friend. I'd say that other than that you can try the latest Aborted and Benighted albums and check out Mumakil for some more grind-oriented stuff.

Have you heard Murder Construct? Aborted is also kind of in the same vein, if not too obvious.

i do recognise some Anaal Nathrakh elements in CD's music, so check them out.. also chek out Cephalic Carnage and Augury ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DPW9ED1WBs )

I'm gonna go on a stretch and recommend Arghoslent's Incorrigible Bigotry, being a big fan of Anata since their beginning. Just have a listen, despite the bleeding pussy reviews on the archives by lactating men, I just bought this album a week ago and have spent the entire last couple of days with it on repeat on my headphones. Its a riff assault that keeps your brain occupied without being showy or overbearing, it keeps me coming back effortlessly. I think they have controversial lyrics, I couldn't understand them and don't care.

I checked out Arghoslent briefly when I got into Grand Belial's Key ages ago, and I didn't like them much. The first album was especially shitty. The second and third album has some good material, but none of it can compare to GBK, or Anata for that matter. Thanks though.

Funnily, I thought the first album sounded like it was death metal written for lactating men.

I am looking for something with that slower doom/death sound that still manages to maintain its brutality. Been searching around for a while with no luck.
For example:

Krypts: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zzw8dAEghk8

or

Slugathor's: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21B8W_yHJHA

Ascended(from Finland)
Swallowed(from Finland)
Desecresy(post Slugathor project.)
Decrepitaph(from the US)

^I second these^

Would also add Binah - Hallucinating Ressurecture and Ataraxy's new one. Not terribly doomy, but then neither is Decrepitaph. The atmosphere is there.

This guy nailed it, thank you. Hours of new metal to sift through now. Is there a particular name for this type of DM? The only way I've heard it referenced is "old school metal."

OSDM or old school death metal, yes.

A few more that have impressed recently are:

Ataraxy - Revelations of the Ethereal
Puteraeon - Cult Cthulhu
Putrevore - Macabre Kingdom
Desecrecy - The Doom Skeptron (the band was mentioned above, yes, but I figured I'd point out this album)

And also,

Sinister - The Carnage Ending

It's called "awesome (mostly Finnish in style) OSDM".

Awesome recommendations above and I'm going to add Rippikoulu's Musta Seremonia which is a beastly work that's surprisingly absent. I'm curious at the recommendation of Sinister though, I've never had them as a doomy act. In fact, and being from a country filled with death/doom acts, they're pretty far from doom. Care to share some light on that rec Misfit74?! I'd be interested in your reasoning. And all things considered I haven't heard that specific album yet.

God damn, I expected yo maybe get one helpful reply. I really like Puteraeon and Decrepitaph. I am still in the process of listening to the rest. I've always been a big black metal fan but I think you guys just converted me to lean towards OSDM.

Do come inside, we've got much more!

Now seriously, death and black aren't mutually exclusive. In fact you'll find that some bands walk a thin line between both genres, and when you get into that style of crossover you'll be much more eager to listen to both death and black with equal joy.

Haha happy to be here.

After listening to all thats been recommended I have to say, Profane Doctrines Unburied is one of my favorite new albums. Maybe not exactly what I was looking for but this album and this band are fucking awesome

Nobody said Sinister was a doom act or even death/doom. I think the OP request wasn't death/doom it was more or less OSDM. I find Sinister to be OSDM or just plain DM. However, that new album is great and has an old school atmosphere, to me. Nothing doom about it, though. However, I do realize that the other bands mentioned are different from Sinister, which is why I separated that listing from the other bands with a space.

Alrighty then!

Yeah, Sinister are very far from doom. I'm very fond of them but I haven't heard anything new since Afterburner. But if you're going to rec an album by them why not Hate? That's one massive hulking motherfucker of an old school album!

I have yet to delve into Sinister's back catalogue, yet, so thanks for the rec. I have that album available and will check it out. The Carnage Ending is pretty damn good, too. You should check that out.

Aeon's new one absolutely crushes.

Heck, speaking of OSDM, how about Grand Supreme Blood Court's new one? Another fantastic album that I keep player over and over.

Sinister's first three are all very good, be sure to check them all out! I will check out their newest, eventually.

GSBC didn't fondle me as much as I thought they would sadly. I think it's just a bit too much of the same formula, I mean the album is basically Asphyx. Hell, it is Asphyx! As much as I love Aphyx and Van Drunen sometimes too much is just too much, if that makes any sense.

Being such a fan of Hail Of Bullets and that formula, if you will, it's an enjoyable album for me. I actually like it better than Asphyx. Even though it may be formulaic, it's one of a kind in many ways. It's their formula and Van Drunen can't be replicated.

Yeah OK, but the whole thing about the band being basically Asphyx minus Bayens plus Daniels irks me somehow. It's basically Asphyx under a different name because of the two guitarists and all that. Bob didn't want to deny Daniels a bit of glory but it's not like he was going to suddenly put Bayens out of commission when he has been the go-to axeman on at least three bands (Asphyx, HOB and Thanatos). So the whole thing reeks of fishy to me. The album is good no doubt but I can't seem to dispel the thought of being Asphyx under a different name, just a few months after Deathhammer came out.

Going into the quality of the songs, I can say that I haven't got that "wow" feeling from the album as I was supposed to have. Maybe it's as I said before and I'm just getting fed up of the same repeated formula. I love HOB and their take on Bolt Throwerish anthems. I love Asphyx since the (early) Van Drunen days. But this "new" band... I just don't know...

for anyone interested I have found some other bands that are similar to what I was looking for that are pretty badass.

Entrails (doesn't fit my previous description as much. However, some songs do and the rest are pretty good as well)
Stench Of Decay
Ascended (I think someone mentioned them before but I felt like including them, DEAL WITH IT)
Burial Invocation
Gorelord (especially the song rising of the undead)

There are numerous more bands in that style since it has been increasingly popular the last 4-5 years - and there are a lot of old underground gems from back in the day too - so enjoy digging around for some more.

Off the top of my head I'll mention: Abyssal - Denouement, Cruciamentum, Dead Congregation (their old EP is even better than their already legendary full length, Graves of the Archangels), Denial - Catacombs of the Grotesque, Drowned from Germany, Funebrarum (especially their first album though both are great, just more tempo changes in their second), Innsmouth, Lie in Ruins, Convulse - World Without God, Miasma - Changes, Divine Eve, maybe even Yogth Sothoth from Columbia, Goreaphobia, Mangled Torsos - Drawings of the Dead for some truly weird old school doomy death, and I'll second Rippikoulu - Musta Seremonia as a milestone in the genre...

Nice that slow, doomy death is being discussed because I was just about to ask the same thing myself . What inspired the query was my quasi-random discovery of Cianide's The Dying Truth , which I'd like to add to the albums being mentioned. Very slow (for the most part) minimalist death that still manages to conjure a thick, morbid, disturbed aura.

In other rec questions, I've come to discover two of my current favorite OSDM releases are Amorphis' Privilege of Evil and Thou Shalt Suffer's Into the Woods of Belial demo. They've both got those sickly amphibious vocals, eerie keyboards, and plenty of rapid structural changes. Anyone recommend anything close to these?

Catacomb - In the Maze of Kadath?

Holy shit... you have just given me days of new music. Thank you! This request has turned out amazing.

Hi,

do you guys know any other bands that play in the style of Shroud of the Heretic? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RayojggFTU8

Something that sounds super heavy, reverby, downtuned; like bolt thrower played inside a cave, or a sarcophagus.

recommended death metal band from Indonesia

Deadsquad http://www.deadsquad.net/

Sure thing, when you've listened to some of the request from me and the others, say what works and what doesn't and we can maybe get you some more bands to look at...

EDIT:


Maybe Sonne Adam?

People mentioned Ataraxy and other bands...you can check out the new album by Horrendous. Some bits range from slow to mid-tempo and some have more OSDM leanings. Whether they fit your description to a T or not, they're quite a solid band.

http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Hor ... 3540301705
http://www.facebook.com/HorrendousDeathMetal

^ hellyes! Definitely in my top 10 albums of 2012.

I didn't care for The Chills. I've revisited it a couple of times due to the ever-present love for the album I read here and there, but it doesn't do it for me. Nope...not as of yet.

Same.

Does anyone know any bands that mix death metal with noise in some way, shape or form? Note that I know what death/grind is and it's definitely not what I'm looking for unless you can find me a noisegrind/DM band; nor am I looking for something that sounds like Mitochondrion - ideally the band I'm looking for will integrate feedback and dissonant harshness into their sound without it dominating the riff-writing methods at work. Besides, Mitochondrion isn't really harsh enough for what I'm seeking right now, so if it does sound like them it better be pretty fucking grating music. Thanks in advance.

Considering this my 'bump' because this interests me. I don't have any recs either, but basically you seem to be looking for something that I'd like as well. My issue with a lot 'noisegrind' is that (i might be completely ignorant here) behind all the distortion and fuzz the riffs seem pretty basic and punkish; a lot of them seem to just try to push the limits of extremity as far as they can go. I like death metal, and from what I've heard of noise (using merzbow as an example) I like it too; the harsh noise has discernable pattern and form; sure it's noisy and abrasive but I can actually pick interesting things out of it.

Maybe these bands have some elements that you find interesting.

Grave Miasma
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwnvSTZOnzM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GOs92bYO5w

Portal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1FA-m0C_iI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA5zWBVQXHg

Portal are already one of my favourite bands of all time, but they're not really what I'm looking for and I was hoping that that'd be implied with my dismissal of Mitochondrion. I'll check out Grave Miasma in just a minute.

EDIT: Grave Miasma were cool, but not "noisy" in the way I was thinking at all. I'm trying to find something like death metal with dense walls or bursts of raw static feedback integrated into the music.

MalignantThrone, check out Trinacria's Travel Now Journey Infinitely, but I fear that'll be too melodic for what you're after.

Is there any albums/bands out there, that plays music similar to that on The Monolith Deathcult's "Trivmvirate"? Atmospheric, industrial death metal that manages to be both epic and brutal.. and please don't rec The Project Hate, can't stand them.