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At 3/21/13 07:19 PM, Bahamut wrote: Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

I haven't either.

At 3/21/13 11:00 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:

At 3/21/13 07:19 PM, Bahamut wrote: Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

I haven't either.

lol is that a really delayed double post or did you forget you posted?

At 3/21/13 11:23 PM, Tobi wrote:

At 3/21/13 11:00 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:

At 3/21/13 07:19 PM, Bahamut wrote: Am I like the only person here who hasn't looked into Melvins?

I haven't either.

lol is that a really delayed double post or did you forget you posted?

My browser screwed up. I realized what happened when I saw it.

So the band Pallbearer recently had 3 guitars stolen from them.

They are
1970's Harmony Les Paul copy (no name on headstock) tobacco sunburst, carved body, and Lace Pickups installed.
Mid-200's PRS - Red with a considerable amount of black gaffers tape on headstock (covering name and a very large chip in the upper headstock point.) Stock humbuckers with cream pickup surrounds.
and a Mid-2000's Hofner - Black double-cutaway Les Paul Junior style, with P90's, Upper horn strap peg is likely missing.

They were stolen from the North Little Rock area. So if anyone has any info about them I guess you can contact them on their Facebook (they have a pic of the stolen guitars on there).

At 3/22/13 08:00 PM, ean5 wrote: interesting club

There's lots of good instrumental music.

But I think you're doing Philosiraptor wrong.

At 3/22/13 08:00 PM, ean5 wrote: interesting club

To kill half the vocal creativity in the history of music? Fuck no.

At 3/22/13 08:52 PM, ean5 wrote:

At 3/22/13 08:29 PM, Bahamut wrote:

At 3/22/13 08:00 PM, ean5 wrote: interesting club

Instrumental metal music? Yes, that's doable. I have plenty of good instrumentals to hear from this genre alone.

AAL > Metal

Leave please.

At 3/22/13 08:52 PM, ean5 wrote:

At 3/22/13 08:29 PM, Bahamut wrote:

At 3/22/13 08:00 PM, ean5 wrote: interesting club

Instrumental metal music? Yes, that's doable. I have plenty of good instrumentals to hear from this genre alone.

AAL > Metal

Pelican completely blows them out of the water.

At 3/22/13 08:52 PM, ean5 wrote: AAL > Metal

Animals as Leaders is pretty close to metal already. I don't really see where you're going with this, but yeah, they're good.

I've listened to some stuff by Anaal Nathrakh lately, and these guys are rather interesting. I don't know quite yet if I'm really enjoying their stuff, or if it's just... so brutal, so raw, so in your face and original, that I have to listen to it. However, I've only listened to one of their albums, and I have yet to explore more of their discography to know if they progressed in anyway throughout their career. The album I own is In the Constellation of the Black Widow. If you guys are interested by killer black metal/grindcore, I'd say these guys do quite the job.

In conclusion, I've still added these guys to my imaginary list of very very brutal bands alongside with Balrog and Infernal Stronghold. Anyway... if you guys know them, let me know. And if you know any other raw and brutal bands, outside of noisy and distortined disembodied "music", I'd be really happy if you could share.

Anaal Nathrakh - In The Constellation Of The Black Widow - Full-length

Anaal Nathrakh are awesome. I still love how they program their drums, gives it that cold, mechanical touch. I can't exactly recommend any one album, but I personally still think their debut full length is their best, but that's probably nostalgia.

I'll get back at you with some recs later.

At 3/23/13 08:52 AM, Tobi wrote: Anaal Nathrakh are awesome. I still love how they program their drums, gives it that cold, mechanical touch. I can't exactly recommend any one album, but I personally still think their debut full length is their best, but that's probably nostalgia.

I'll get back at you with some recs later.

That's why I love Aborym's earlier stuff too; the drums had this cold, mechanical feel as well.

So after looking for awhile I finally found a "Blackened Stoner Metal" band.
The band is Bong Goblin.
I don't know why it took so long to find a Blackened Stoner Metal band....but I dont know...I guess I over look stuff xD

Mick Kenney from Anaal Nathrakh had a side project called Professor Fate, which wasn't metal, but was really awesome. The album he did under that name is one of my favorite albums.

I still haven't checked out Ghost. Is it still a mystery who the members are?

At 3/23/13 07:20 PM, Bahamut wrote: There went my chance to see Ghost live until they tour in the UK again.

What happened? o.O
I missed a chance to see Bongripper last night in Chicago. After last night they wont be back here for a bit because they're going to be touring in Europe or something....I would have tried to find a way to go there if I knew about it beforehand, but I didn't find out til a couple hours before the show started....

At 3/23/13 08:01 PM, Sense-Offender wrote: I still haven't checked out Ghost. Is it still a mystery who the members are?

Yeah it is. And I dont know why but I feel it makes them a tad more interesting because they have it that way.

I saw Ghost last year, it was outside and cold as fuck for some reason even though it was in the summer and the sun was shining, so it was pretty unenjoyable.
I listened to the new Enforcer album, it is probably their best album so far.

At 3/23/13 10:22 PM, Bahamut wrote: I took the wrong train tickets with me. What I had with me were for next month's train journey to see Helloween, Gamma Ray and Sonata Atctica.

Oh....that sucks. Well hopefully it wont bee too long before they tour in the UK again.

At 3/23/13 04:32 PM, Coop wrote: I wouldn't trade the vocals of greats like Bruce Dickinson, Ozzie Osbourne, Ronnie James Dio, James LaBrie, Alice Cooper, hell, even James Hetfield or Dave Mustaine to have just instrumental metal.

I assume he was talking about death growls, screams, shreiks, guttural vocals and basicaly anything that isn't "clean vocals" or anything stepping outside of the mental boundaries created by musicaly limited people...

R.I.P. David Parland

i'm like...5 days late but whatever.

I got myself two new albums :)

Accept - Balls To The Walls
Arch/Matheos - Sympathetic Resonance

And I am also getting into Nokturnal Mortum right now, and I have to say that their music is just... awesome!

Nokturnal Mortum - Ð"Ð¾Ð»Ð¾Ñ Ð¡Ñ'алÑ-

I've been getting into Summoning a lot recently. Which is odd, considering when I first listened I wasn't all that interested in them, but the more I do, the more I love it. Especially Minas Morgul which has some really great tracks.

And going along with what Sense-Offender said, I have also not yet listened to Ghost. I'm guessing I'm missing out?

At 3/26/13 06:26 PM, SaltshakerClock wrote: And going along with what Sense-Offender said, I have also not yet listened to Ghost. I'm guessing I'm missing out?

Yes. Yes you are.
On the topic of Ghost. A few more songs from (im not even going to attempt to spell it) have popped up online.

At 3/26/13 12:44 AM, HeavenDuff wrote:

Nokturnal Mortum - Ã"þûþÃ' áÃ''ðûÃ'-

I like their songs "Valkyries" and "White Tower". Simply amazing.