Oh yea and you looked like you pooped yourself at the end of that vid.

Terrorvoid was pretty cool. I didn't really dig the vocals on the 1st track, but I did on the 2nd one. The really fast ride cymbal needs a lot more variation on the volume, if you are gonna use drum programming. Otherwise, they were both really good songs. I can't complain much about either of them.

Rhodondendron has a really nice black metal sound. The guitars have a really nice fuzzy distortion going, without being too undefined. One thing I did notice is in Dead Sun, Joyful Day at around 5:30 into the song, the snare has a really dramatic volume increase that kinda interrupts the song every hit instead of enhancing it. In other words, the snare is way too loud in this part, but only this part. I just saw the label that claims bass only black metal, but I find it hard to believe. I'm not calling you a liar, I just can't tell it's bass only. Really nice entrancing sound though. Each riff just kinda blends together almost seamlessly. Good job.

I figured you were sweating it and it just plopped on down once you finished.

You can't have a badass jam session, unless you soil yourself.

The other one is Rhododendron, a 2-piece all bass black metal project in the making. I already posted about it a couple of times, but more than anything asking for feedback on recording. Vocals are being recorded hopefully by the end of the month by the same singer of the band above. Here's the bandcamp page for what has been recorded so far:
https://rhododendronblack.bandcamp.com/
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The other one is Rhododendron, a 2-piece all bass black metal project in the making. I already posted about it a couple of times, but more than anything asking for feedback on recording. Vocals are being recorded hopefully by the end of the month by the same singer of the band above. Here's the bandcamp page for what has been recorded so far:
https://rhododendronblack.bandcamp.com/
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Just recorded that son of a bitch, just looking for general feedback or ideas on how to continue this. Its not what I would call a finished product.

https://soundcloud.com/alex-bineau/doomsatan

Hey man I'm really enjoying this, solid riffing and sweet leadwork, can't contribute with ideas though, other than saying keep the good work buddy, haha.

Edit: "Simply Walk Into Mordor 2.0" was great too!

Thanks! I went to listen to your song, as a way to return the favor. Pretty good I must say. I saw that you tagged it as ''metalcore'', a genre I usually despise, maybe the absence of vocals made it sweeter to my ears . Nonetheless I think the song was solid, even the breakdown was good. About the mix, I think the bassdrum could be a bit louder or punchier.

Just recorded that son of a bitch, just looking for general feedback or ideas on how to continue this. Its not what I would call a finished product.

https://soundcloud.com/alex-bineau/doomsatan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNCIhPyn71E

A track from my new band that plays death metal in the old-school vein. There are no solos just yet, but those will be recorded soon.

No it's Raul Gonzalez. It's meantioned in the credits on the video.


I'm really digging Scumdead's band. only complaint I have is when the drummer goes into straight double bass he seems to lose it or maybe it's just that he's much quieter during that. He really seems more comfortable with gallops and dbeats.

overall pretty nice, didn't like how loud and echolaced the vocals were. I actually blackedout apparently and didn't even remember the solo so I guess it wasn't too different from something Kerry King does.

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Love some feedback (the harsher the better!) on this. I'm pretty sure I don't have it 100% since I learned the song by ear though.

Hi fellows.

We have new stuff online with Wrathage and eager to hear your feedback on it. We were going for a more late 90's Norway feeling on the production side, trying to keep it sounding quite natural rather than modern production. The drums are maybe a bit buried beneath other stuff but besides that we're very pleased with the outcome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxQVYTaKYBA

Cheers,
-J-

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Love some feedback (the harsher the better!) on this. I'm pretty sure I don't have it 100% since I learned the song by ear though.

...Are the guitars direct in? There's something that's sorta off about them. They should be louder...But yea this doesn't sound really 90's natural. more like modern...