Rolling Metal 2018

I can never remember remember which is Underoath and which is Unearth. Will this album help with that?

i actually don't know anything about unearth but given that they're both metalcore bands, maybe not?

They were both awful. Very, very awful.

that isn't true! but thanks!

i would also like to generally recommend to the ppl of this thread who love sludge metal underoath's 2010 album disambiguation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrG3nXvFeJ8

I forgot to check out Hooded Menace when everyone was talking about it a couple of months ago, but am finally getting around to it now, and glad that I did. Crunchy death-doom with some interesting songs.

Really liked that new HM, they're doing a great job of incorporating trad doom elements.

Very much looking forward to the new Ghastly album, in that Tribulation/Stench/Morbus Chron zone.

http://listen.20buckspin.com/album/death-velour

Played through the new Panopticon once so far and it's truly incredible. The first half is probably my favorite thing he's put out so far and I'm still unpacking the post rock country second half but sounded great on first listen.

That's nice, but can you name a socialist realist metal band? We're talking about metal here.

― grawlix (unperson), Wednesday, March 28, 2018 12:21 PM(one week ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Not really trying to revive this discussion, and am not sure thus even counts, but Sordide's Fuir la lumiere was a killer RABM album from a couple years ago

anyone else catch malokarpatan & negative plane? man, the NY show was a great gig. been binging on both since then.

could use a new negative plane record, it's been a while.

New Panopticon is interesting. I don't know that he really pulls off the vocals on the second half, but it's certainly bold.

Sort of a hardcore hybrid but the new Deszcz rips: https://deszcz.bandcamp.com/album/iii

Also, in quasi-metal news, Lingua Ignota just signed to Profound Lore who are reissuing "All Bitches Die" this summer.

She's touring with The Body and Big|Brave.

This is pretty metal for an electronic record (track #3 in particular).

https://citymusic33.bandcamp.com/album/skeleton

The second half of the Panopticon grows on me with every listen.

The Body has put out 2 new ones with her so far which both sound great. "Can Carry No Weight" and this which I love:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3EAujCdfJ4

They have 3 songs up so far: https://thebody.bandcamp.com/album/i-have-fought-against-it-but-i-can-t-any-longer Big fan of the Body and Lingua Ignota. very excited for this

I am enjoying the Septic Tank disc whereupon Lee Dorrian, Scott Carlson and Gaz Jennings get all '80s hardcore up in this joint, but with a fuzzy guitar tone that betrays their usual doomy mood. I think it'll get lost in the shuffle but it's fun, as these things tend to be.

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat??!!

dude it's fuckin great and you will LOVE it.

The second half of the Panopticon grows on me with every listen.

Same, w/ the album as a whole, likely helped by the neverending Ontario winter. Marston's recording/mastering splendid as always.

HIRS album (ft. Laura Jane Grace, Alice Bag, Shirley Manson, and many others) is *awesome* on first contact

https://www.npr.org/2018/04/12/601100251/first-listen-ashley-monroe-sparrow

monroe outdoing musgraves in changing her sound huh

https://www.npr.org/2018/04/12/601199902/first-listen-the-hirs-collective-friends-lovers-favorites

lmao got my links crossed there

ok, I'm definitely into the two septic tank tracks that are already up on spotify

OOOH!

totally picking it up when it drops tonight

Yeah that Panopticon is AOTY for me so far. Everything I ever wanted out of him. Agreed with the Marston recording. Dude always delivers. Still loving the last Cleric he produced and try to see Krallice every time I can. Just got a ticket to one of the Arctopus shows coming up next month. There is a small festival in Pittsburgh this summer I'm trying to go to with both Krallice and Panopticon on the bill.

http://migrationfest.com/index.php/bands/

Also these Septic Tank tracks are amazing. Thank you.

When I first heard that Dimmu Borgir was coming back, I wasn't excited at all. But the new album fucking rules.

I am enjoying the Wrong record Feel Great, out today on Relapse Records.

http://www.grande-rock.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/large/imagesnews/wrong-feelgreat-cover2018.jpg

https://wrongriff.bandcamp.com/album/feel-great
https://open.spotify.com/album/23eNnnpC4Jt4TWAK15LxDU?si=ytsidtNiQReHrnZ4Uyei0w

It's taut with super-angular riffs, reminiscent of Helmet but without the "jazz" pretensions/allusions (i.e. when they just rocked a riff).

Just curious, any industry-connected folks hereabouts have any educated guesses on how much Napalm Death/Earache will net from "Silicon Valley"?
(The "entire" song "You Suffer" is played quite a few times in the most recent episode.)

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/metalclub2

from an email from bandcamp, they're thinking about starting a 'monthly record club for metal fans'

Seeing Nocturnus AD for 6 bucks tonight i love Tampa

Also the Septic Tank FUCKING RULES thank u all

Glad you like it, my friend!

The Golgothan Remains album is some good knotty death metal a la Immolation or Dead Congregation.

https://golgothanremains.bandcamp.com/album/perverse-offerings-to-the-void

A perfect day to listen to None's Life Has Gone On Long Enough:

https://hypnoticdirgerecords.bandcamp.com/album/life-has-gone-on-long-enough

Title says it all, really.

I have just become fascinated by Stonefield, a band made up of four Australian sisters who play ultra-heavy '70s biker doom with loads of Jon Lord/Goldy McJohn organ action and some really nice vocal harmonies. RIYL Steppenwolf, Deep Purple, Acid King. They've got three albums, but only the most recent one, Far From Earth, is on Bandcamp:

https://stonefield.bandcamp.com/album/far-from-earth

Digging the Black Salvation record.

Oh and Autokrator "Hammer of the Heretics" is massive, doom-death but with a sludgy groove to it. Crushingly heavy but also has a swagger.

Rotting Christ got arrested in the country of Georgia for being satanic terrorists. They've since been released. http://thequietus.com/articles/24395-rotting-christ-terrorism-arrest-georgia

Also, The Quietus still exists apparently.

This Morgengrau, only two tracks so far, sounds really good and inspired. Love the vox and hypnotic repetition of the riffing, reminds of CdG. So many bands put so many changes in their songs these days; it's nice to zone out in 4-5 minute bits.
https://www.decibelmagazine.com/2018/04/16/track-premiere-morgengrau-blood-oracle/
https://unspeakableaxerecords.bandcamp.com/album/blood-oracle

That sounds promising.

Anyone heard the new Aura Noir?

Also, The Quietus still exists apparently.

um, why wouldn't it?

I saw Septic Tank a few years ago supporting Repulsion/Necrophagia. I bought their EP at the show, but haven't heard the album yet. EP is pretty solid Discharge clone (if you aren't sick to death of Discharge clones already)

um, why wouldn't it?

Now that I've noticed it was founded in 2008, Quietus is not the one I was thinking of -- some other one-word online music zine from the pre-social-media days, not primarily metal but having decent metal reviews/articles. Not Stylus or Dusted either. Just another in a long line of memories lost when I forgot to import bookmarks between browsers.

There's a new Deafheaven song. Album's out in July.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QU8g0XNyHRw

it turns into a Dinosaur Jr. song at the 4:15 mark

While we're at it, YOB's A Raw Heart drops 06/08

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/our-raw-heart/1363477209

Just curious, any industry-connected folks hereabouts have any educated guesses on how much Napalm Death/Earache will net from "Silicon Valley"?

the mechanicals they'll get from the multiple plays won't be a WHOLE lot but they'll be something. most of the money is in whatever they negotiated from the show's music supervisors when the placement was agreed upon. if it were a normal-length song, it'd probably be high four/low five figures, not sure if the brevity would mitigate that or make them say "you're using the whole song, we get a better rate!" The attorney who wrote up the contract then gets a percentage, management gets a percentage, and the label gets a "side" -- i.e., whatever the offer is, it's double, the label generally gets whatever the band gets. TV placement money was big in the early aughts and then calmed down.

My guess for Napalm Death on this show would be 5-6k if they have a good manager and 2k if they don't but that's just a guess

love this Deafheaven track. Spot on with the Dino Jr/Mascis shredding. Love the video too, looks like they have very nice lives.

Whoa. Mascis style shredding is pretty much the only twist that could have had me interested again.