Bah. Some of the posters in this thread are gone.

Little sample from my playlist...my full interest in music goes far beyond just metal, but this is what's on my youtube list right now 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLubS6QOMsQ&index=15&list=PL73OqLBgdovLX05dhMpj19my7Gax29w_3

More punk than metal, but my boyfriend has got me listening to some Billy Talent. Not a huge fan of the vocalist's style, but that's probably what punk sounds like ;P

Also King 810. I know I already posted them but I recently bought their album and so much love <3

Billy Talent sounds like he'd be home on Fat Wreck Records. Here's a classic punk sound. Spirit of 77, snotty punk.



Another great LA punk band.

About to order THC's pride of Texas album, recommend it, imo 10/10. Plus, theres guys need more recognition and they seriously need a major record deal. If I don't get to see these guys there's no point in living

I was really into metal once upon a time. I've expanded my tastes since then, but at one time I was deeply into the scene as it was. Was even the front person of a band with a following (We were called Ravager)

I've always been into the old school quite a bit more then newer styles (Maiden, Sabbath etc) and into the more underground sub genres (doom, thrash, early 90s death scene, black, power)

The newer metal bands that I like are on the more progressive side of things, and are almost jazz/jam metal at times. Do yourself a favor and look up Hypnos 69 Legacy full album on youtube

Quote from: valkiacrimson on April 10, 2015, 02:44:27 PM
I was really into metal once upon a time. I've expanded my tastes since then, but at one time I was deeply into the scene as it was. Was even the front person of a band with a following (We were called Ravager)

I've always been into the old school quite a bit more then newer styles (Maiden, Sabbath etc) and into the more underground sub genres (doom, thrash, early 90s death scene, black, power)

The newer metal bands that I like are on the more progressive side of things, and are almost jazz/jam metal at times. Do yourself a favor and look up Hypnos 69 Legacy full album on youtube

Ravager from Mexico?

No, there were several Ravagers active at the same time. We were in Arizona, there was one in Florida, and new jersey (aside from the Mexican one)

Has no one yet mentioned MESHUGGAH ?!



Many interesting bands posted here I'll have to explore...

The a few of my favorites and of course the louder, the more bass...the better!

Quote from: Aubrey1day on April 13, 2015, 06:19:03 PM
The a few of my favorites and of course the louder, the more bass...the better!

Good stuff here. Nevermore needs to get back together again and Loomis needs to be back in the band!!

They really are a amazing group and hopefully the "possible" return they've talked about will happen. As for Jeff, what is it with everyone going to Arch Enemy? I mean I do like them (Arch Enemy) but it kind of annoyed me when Alissa replaced Angela! I liked her in The Agonist and Angela had been the voice of Arch Enemy for as long as I had known about the group. :\

Here are a couple more bands that I like. Type O Negative was great, it's a shame Peter Steele passed away. Deadlock however is still going strong!

I recently bought a Cattle Decapitation cd and this song was on it. Not sure what to think about it. Any thoughts?

Quote from: Gretchen0b on April 19, 2015, 07:36:42 PM
I recently bought a Cattle Decapitation cd and this song was on it. Not sure what to think about it. Any thoughts?

Utter ->-bleeped-<-e. I've always hated the death bands that write lyrics by opening a medical textbook, vomiting on the pages randomly, and string together the results. This isn't any better.

I agree the lyrics are not that great and death bands can be somewhat poor with their lyrics. I was surprised to see this song after I bought the cd. I was looking for thoughts concerning the lyrics. It appears to me that this band is against conversion therapy by the means of christian brain washing but I'm not sure.

Quote from: Gretchen0b on April 19, 2015, 09:53:17 PM
I agree the lyrics are not that great and death bands can be somewhat poor with their lyrics. I was surprised to see this song after I bought the cd. I was looking for thoughts concerning the lyrics. It appears to me that this band is against conversion therapy by the means of christian brain washing but I'm not sure.

They're a pretty liberal band by death metal standards, being founded on vegan principles by four vegans. They had, at one time, much more of a crust attitude and sound. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they were opposed to conversation therapy but I'd prefer another method of expression vs. this song.

Quote from: Laura_Squirrel on June 07, 2015, 02:07:43 PM

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Classic Belgian Grindcore

Anyone else heard Lamb of God's newly released stuff?!?!?

I can't wait for the new album, one of my favourite bands!!!