Metallica - Now That We're Dead

I like Lars' drums on this one.

Anathema - Eternity

Stunningly beautiful. Can't get enough of this album

Artizan - Demon Rider (2018)

Enjoying my first play of the newie. More of the same if you like the band.

Monstrosity - Radiated

riffs and intensity

Root - The Mystical Words of the Wise

Really hitting the spot as we move into Halloween time. Dark and enchanting. Totally original.

Aryan Kommando 88 - Demo I [demo]

Voivod - Nothing Face

Nokturnal Mortum - Goat Horns

P.H.O.B.O.S. - Necromegalopolis Of Coprolites

Being very satisfied with their new album, I started revisiting the old ones again. Great weird music.

Radiohead - Bloom

Jesus, I love this song so much. The vocal melody, the piano, the rhythm... It's perfect.

Lugubrum - Kurlerha omugongo

Weird and awesome!

Oh, the irony...


Thanks!

(2018) P.H.O.B.O.S. - Phlogiston Catharsis:
https://megatonmassproducts.bandcamp.com/album/phlogiston-catharsis-industrial-doom-black-metal

Casse, Peches, Fractures et Traditions from (2011) Peste Noire - L'Ordure à l'état Pur.

Giant Squid - Metridium Field

Underrated and powerful classic. Your tongue will eat your young!!!

Svartsyn Wrath Upon the Earth
The Thread about 'stuff that is still in your collection, though it ain't that great' has spurred me to listen to some of the oldies gathering dust and almost forgotten. This is a good'un; can't dump this.
*sighs; gotta make some space!
OD for the same treatment: Hades Millennium Nocturne

Immortal- Where Mountains Rise

o hai Where Eagles Dare

Amazing. I saw them perform this track live in July, i was STUNNED.



Still fantastic. Can never get enough of any era of Anathema

NP: Bruce Springsteen - The River (live in New York 1999) One of the best performances of one of his best songs. Super powerful, emotional. Just a great performance all around.

Black Sabbath - Ancient Warrior

A cool name this has. And the song is okay too.

Gary Moore - After The War

Absolutely classic. I loved Gary's hard rock period and this has "Blood of the Emeralds" which is just an amazing song.

Led Zeppelin - the nameless album

Was always more into Sabbath, Purple and Heep, but that was partially because I haven't really listened Zeppelin properly. Time to fix that.

Decapitated - Veins

Loving the later Decapitated. Not hardcore tech death but some killer riffs and songs.

I suppose you could start by calling it Led Zeppelin IV.

Iron Maiden- Deja Vu

I will do that. II was a cool album too.

You should snag Physical Graffiti next.


Iron Maiden- Iron Maiden

Only got the first album besides those I listened. And that Mothership collection. Fool for not getting to know this band.

This is probably my favorite Anathema album. It is, indeed, stunningly beautiful. Coming in at a very close second would be what I'm listening to right now...

Anathema - Alternative 4

Monster Truck - True Rockers

Suprisingly good. Rockin', rollin' with riffs and power.

Rage - Who Dares?

Until now, the only album I'd heard by Rage was 'Perfect Man', which didn't do much for me, largely because of the rather grating vocals. Now I'm listening to 'The Missing Link', and I'm digging this a LOT more. Peavey has toned down his vocals a bit, which normally sounds like a bad idea, but not so here. (See also: Dave Mustaine. Yeah, he sounds way less annoying now than he did when he was young.) Also, the music is just more interesting. Good stuff.

Bell Witch - Mirror Reaper

Boy this is going to be one hell of a trip!

Ride for Revenge - Secrets of Cryptic Metal

So spacy, ritualistic and creepy.
Love it!

Accept - Stalingrad

Holy shit, this rules. Why did I wait so long to check out modern Accept?

mathcore inspired death metal that is constantly awesome

My favorite track on the album so far, which is something considering the sheer amount of winning tracks on this thing already.

Railroad Jerk - One Track Mind

Jack white has spent his entire career ripping this band off blatantly. One of the best albums of the 90s

Kreator- Hail To The Hordes

There's some fine guitar work on this album, but I'm not sure why it's hailed as a return to pure thrash form after wallowing in the Arch Enemy muck for a few albums when there's still plenty of that muck on this album.

Kreator- Suicide Terrorist

Can someone explain to me the production difference between modern Kreator and Coma of Souls to me? I understand the difference between the former and say Endless Pain, but I'm not entirely sure why one gets a pass and the other one doesn't.

Type O Negative - My Girlfriend's Girlfriend

The way he says "wow" in this song greatly entertains me. I have no idea why. That, and the song is incredibly catchy, and the bridge has an almost shoegazing quality about it.

Morbid Angel - Eyes to See, Ears to Hear
This song is so Morbid Angel'ey. A monolithic slab of heaviness.

Horna, discog
Okay, gotta keep these, too.
Good music. I guess that for these guys, the 'Second Wave' (or was it the Third? You know: the one with Emperor, Dimmu and them) didn't reach shore.

Malevolent Creation - Dead Man's Path

R.I.P. Brett Hoffmann- you went out in a blaze of glory on this motherfucker \m/

Steelwing - Solar Wind Riders

First time I've heard these guys, sounds awesome so far.

Lubricated Goat - The Great Old Ones

Decapitated - Impulse

Monster groove and riffage. Liking this record more and more.