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I was a little disappointed in the new Ulcerate but I only gave it one listen so far. I like the new Carcass and Gorguts better, with the latter coming out on top for me too.
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oranssi pazuzu-valonielu. Already one of the best albums of the year. Perfect blend of black metal and space/kraut rock.


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That oranssi pazuzu is great, thanks got the tip. Another one I've been listening to a lot is lycus - tempest, a really strong work.
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Oof, a lot of great stuff has been released lately -- three great ones from 20 Buck Spin -- Lycus, Mammoth Grinder, and as noted already above, ORANSSI PAZUZU. I've been mostly listening to weird black metal, Dodsengel, Mare, Niantiel, and others. I've also been digging the same classic dog-roll-in-shit death metal like early Vader, Immolation, and Embryo.
I will say the biggest metal related event was the Mare show in Chicago, which was impressive. Niantiel, and Sortilegia played as well and were fucking great. I would recommend all of these bands -- most of the stuff is kind of hard to come by so download it and bliss out. I met Antichrist Kramer there and he was surprisingly nice and down to earth and not at all like how I would have though him to be. What a strange planet we live on.
I will say the biggest metal related event was the Mare show in Chicago, which was impressive. Niantiel, and Sortilegia played as well and were fucking great. I would recommend all of these bands -- most of the stuff is kind of hard to come by so download it and bliss out. I met Antichrist Kramer there and he was surprisingly nice and down to earth and not at all like how I would have though him to be. What a strange planet we live on.
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On a side note...does someone know a good onlne metal store located in Europe ? I'm trying to avoid to order anything from the USA like I've Lways done in the past, between increased shipping costs and some horrible tax experience it's beoming really expensive 
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http://www.metalzone.be is excellent
also, Discogs, that's the site I use most to buy stuff. I only buy from EU sellers of course.
also, Discogs, that's the site I use most to buy stuff. I only buy from EU sellers of course.
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btw, is the new Lycus as good as their demo (which was brilliant)? I'm kinda reluctant based on some reviews I've read.
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schiksalgemeinschaft wrote:btw, is the new Lycus as good as their demo (which was brilliant)? I'm kinda reluctant based on some reviews I've read.
Never heard the demo, but the album sounds very good to me.
I'm liking a lot the new Convulse album. Very decent old school death metal with good songwriting. Also the new Subrosa is excellent even if I'm not sure if it really falls in the metal genre. Usually I don't care about classic epic metal, but the album from Atlantean Kodex is a pleasure to listen to, with some catchy majestic epicness.
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it's here:cleanzero wrote:schiksalgemeinschaft wrote:btw, is the new Lycus as good as their demo (which was brilliant)? I'm kinda reluctant based on some reviews I've read.
Never heard the demo, but the album sounds very good to me.
http://lycus.bandcamp.com/album/demo-2011
it is available on vinyl too, worth the purchase.
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Have you tried Iron Bonehead? http://ironbonehead.de/shop/ It's more underground death/black, but some good stuff on there none the less.cleanzero wrote:On a side note...does someone know a good onlne metal store located in Europe ? I'm trying to avoid to order anything from the USA like I've Lways done in the past, between increased shipping costs and some horrible tax experience it's beoming really expensive
Listening to Cornigr lately, specifically their Relics of Inner War lp, which is pretty amazing traditional black metal from Finland. It gets compared to Mayhem's DMDS, which I think is sort of apt. But it's not a total rip off. Underground and proud kinda stuff.
Also, the newer Acrimonious record, Sunyata, is totally worth checking out for anyone who likes Nightbringer, Aosoth, and mid-period DSO. Plainly awful head-shop cover art aside (which I kinda like for its perversity), this is good stuff.
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Been listening to Infester's "To the Depths in Degradation" a lot lately. One of the best DM albums ever, for sure. Didn't know about it, yet it's been around since 1994.
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The new Inquisition, Obscure Verses for the Multiverse, is up to their standard: amazing, nothing less. Great cover by Paolo too.
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I streamed it, some good stuff at times, but quite poppy, in a way. Not sure if I like that.This is PRE wrote:The new Inquisition, Obscure Verses for the Multiverse, is up to their standard: amazing, nothing less. Great cover by Paolo too.
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I listened this a few days ago while doing....the gymschiksalgemeinschaft wrote:I streamed it, some good stuff at times, but quite poppy, in a way. Not sure if I like that.This is PRE wrote:The new Inquisition, Obscure Verses for the Multiverse, is up to their standard: amazing, nothing less. Great cover by Paolo too.
Looking forward to hear the new Vastum. The first album had some of the most entertaining vocals imo.
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I want to hear the new Inquisition. They're good at what they do.schiksalgemeinschaft wrote:I streamed it, some good stuff at times, but quite poppy, in a way. Not sure if I like that.This is PRE wrote:The new Inquisition, Obscure Verses for the Multiverse, is up to their standard: amazing, nothing less. Great cover by Paolo too.
The new Vastum that Cleanzero mentioned is one I'm really looking forward to. Bataille influenced death metal.
Anybody hear the new Grave Upheaval? People seem to either love it or hate it. I'm in the former category. But I like murk.
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Oh, there's a newish Column of Heaven/Radioactive Vomit split EP out now on Analog Worship, as well. I haven't heard it, but it's probably worth checking out.
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I was wrong about the Radioactive Vomit/Column of Heaven split ep, it's actually up for preorder and not available yet. Just in case the one or two of you who want to own a record by Radioactive Vomit were wondering. They're good! Really!
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I love the new Grave Upheaval (and "murk core", ha). It probably was my fave metal release this year until I heard the new Antediluvian.Tanner wrote:Anybody hear the new Grave Upheaval? People seem to either love it or hate it. I'm in the former category. But I like murk.
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I'll second that, and they were both great records, hard to put one over the other.Gerardo A wrote:I love the new Grave Upheaval (and "murk core", ha). It probably was my fave metal release this year until I heard the new Antediluvian.Tanner wrote:Anybody hear the new Grave Upheaval? People seem to either love it or hate it. I'm in the former category. But I like murk.
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