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Wed, 2009-09-02 14:04
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Kerrang and Terrorizer both honor Behemoth
Wed, 2009-09-02 14:19
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M. Spector
Wed, 2009-09-02 16:14
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I listened to them way back in the day. I had a big time black metal and death metal phase. I managed to get in the range of hundreds of albums dedicated to the genre and managed to sell them all for more than I bought 'em for, as a complete collection of various artists. It was pretty bomb diggity. I still kept a few of my faves, including the limited edition Exhumed Slaughterkult saw CD (the CD is shaped like a saw - the band's optics are just way out). Oh boy, the stuff I can tell you about XXXXXXXXXXXXTREEEEME metal.
Wed, 2009-09-02 22:18
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Does anyone have any suggestions for bands in this genre that actually sing? I'm afraid the whole growling and screaming thing leaves me cold after a while.
Wed, 2009-09-02 22:29
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Me too Doug. I'm not sure though which bands don't have those horrible growling or screaming voices.
I'm sure Papa Bull will know better than me. The closet I come to that kind of metal is Entombed and Cathedral (and of course Pentegram and Penance) and some Mastrodom.
Sun, 2009-09-06 01:40
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No. I would say now you've got a double scream growl my sac is in the acid bath please cauterize my balls with a blow torch kind of feel to it. It gives you the impression there is a conversation going on between student and master, but that doesn't mean there aren't rifferiffic sing along in the shower groovin' guitar solo's and melodies. Ruination by job for a cowboy and carve out the eyes of god by goatwhore are examples of a subculture in full swing, there is no turning back. Don't get me wrong say good bye to rap, hiphop etc metal is going global PERIOD! Checkout the upcoming Dethklok/ Mastodon concert on Oct 4 Vancouver bc at the orpheum. Google dethklok to see the episodes totally cool. Mastodon's new album Crack the Skye is A+. I would call them more prog-metal like Tool. Mastodon's video Oblivion won Kerrang's vid of the year award. Check it out!