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so, it's been some time now since i downloaded this but only today i played it and this is lush af, give it a listen if you're into the stuff i tagged... cherry on top of the cake - the greatest morgan agren on drums! btw here's a list of every artist morgan played with: Frank Zappa Devin Townsend Fredrik Thordendal (of Meshuggah) Crimson ProjeKCt (Adrian Belew, Tony Levin) Squarepusher Daedelus Bill Laswell Tosin Abasi Steve Vai Trey Gunn Henry Kaiser Fleshquartet Karmakanic Spoonman Glenn Huges Dale Bozzio Mike Keneally Denny Walley Kaipa Dweezil Zappa
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Chip -> Grind -> Demoscene -> Metal -> ambient / weird https://qualitycontrolalpha.bandcamp.com/album/the-ultimate-disappointment
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was trying to find some posts somebody did a while ago about the crowdfunding they did because Mats needed an urgent hearing treatment... btw did any wattmer backed up this kickstarter? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/804823372/morgan-agren-mats-oberg-cds-dvds-urgent-hearing-tr no luck, i thought it was in one of the Zappa threads but i just can't find it... anyway these guys don't have their own thread and surely they deserve it so here it is... they have a new website and every order is free shipping worldwide, which is a pretty fucking cool thing to do... although i'm having a hard time finding out how to select between vinyl and cd, can't find the option anywhere, if anyone finds it out i would appreciate it... http://shop.morganagren.com/ here's some videos:
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One of my favorite musicians - Fenriz of Darkthrone - has a newish website and associated FB page where he posts his personal "best of" finds of obscure and rare metal bands. Besides being a legend within the black metal community, and easily the most rational and humble of the innovators, he's a avid music listener. He works as a mail sorter (both he and Darkthrone member Nocturno Culto refuse to give up their day jobs or tour for money) and listens to something like 10 hours of music a day, including stuff he rips off demo cassettes and other analog formats, and now he's recommending his best finds. I personally never get listen to enough metal to call myself a proper metalhead but what I do like just about everything Fenriz name-checks - he's a proper expert on the subject. He's also an electronic music fan - he had an underrated ambient synth project called Neptune Towers in the 90s and I read in a recent interview that he prefers Squarepusher's version of "Love Will Tear Us Apart" to the original. Anyway, well worth checking out. I figure some of you would want to check it out, I know other fans of him and BM in general are on watmm.
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Black metal + two noise musicians + singer who might be dying during each song = Endon http://bandcamp.com/EmbeddedPlayer/album=3705850666/size=medium/t=3/
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So heres my latest work ,progressive breakbeat tracks with some drukqs,squarepusher,metal,industrial,classical and EDM influence. Its like a mix of every genre ive ever liked.The beat are a bit messy but still im pretty proud of them. https://soundcloud.com/fxbip/transmute-compressor-2 https://soundcloud.com/fxbip/korrected2-loopr-m2 https://soundcloud.com/fxbip/shiftingnecrose-rec5 https://soundcloud.com/fxbip/systemrender -
When I was 13-14, I used to make instrumental industrial rock/metal on a 4 track cassette recorder. My main instruments were the Yamaha PSS 680 Music Station (keyboard) and my guitar/fx pedals. This project was called Machine. I recently digitized these tapes (along with everything else I ever recorded before going digital), and found that I still really liked most of it. So I decided to master a few of my favorites from this collection and release them as an album. 13 year old me would be very happy. Put 0 as the amount for a free download: https://machine1994.bandcamp.com/releases
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http://thequietus.com/articles/15676-scott-o-scott-walker-sunn-o i think i just peed a little.
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Looking for good metal/doom/sludge *without* ridiculous vocals.
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Hi, For some time I've been looking for some good metal/doom/sludge, whatever bands that don't have the commonly termed "cringe-worthy" vocals that kind of kill the whole presentation. I'm open to bands without vocals completely (old Earth), and I am familiar with some of the classics that do have nice vocals (Electric Wizard, Sleep), but I'm looking for something either new or bands I haven't heard of before, which I'm sure is obvious by the thread title... I know I've made a thread seeking the same sort of music without vocals, so maybe this can focus on bands and albums that people like, with an instrument of the human voice that doesn't bother them to the point of shutting the music off. Even if they do scream or yell, if you like them, and the singing feels genuine, please share it by all means! There's a doom band out of Chicago called Indian that has a vocalist who definitely screams, but for some reason I like and don't mind his voice (a great band if you haven't heard of them before). This extends to all "metal" forms, sludge, doom, whatever, as I like doom a lot but I am looking for faster, rhythmic bands/albums as well. I love you all. <^^> -
https://spectrallore.bandcamp.com The new album from this Greek band popped up in my e-mail this morning, and I thought some of you guys would be into it. Some really nice synth stuff reminiscint 36 or the last WITTR LP.
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From Style Weekly:
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Devin Townsend's double album project Z2 is up for pre-order! Can't believe there isn't a thread for this yet... "Transcending the boundaries of conventional music releases once again, the newest album by the Devin Townsend Project is a double studio album available also as deluxe 3CD digipak with special artwork in embossed silver-foil slipcase and stunning 4LP+2CD box. On “Z²” you can enjoy a massive double-album battle between the textured lushness of DTP's 'Sky Blue' and the orchestral bombast of the Ziltoidian 'Dark Matters'. “Z²” features the Universal Choir - 2000 audio files of individual fans singing along to selected songs, assembled by Devin Townsend and included on the songs “Z²”, “Before We Die” and “Dimension Z”. CD 101. Rejoice (04:16) 02. Fallout (04:30) 03. Midnight Sun (04:58) 04. A New Reign (04:52) 05. Universal Flame (04:39) 06. Warrior (03:31) 07. Sky Blue (03:52) 08. Silent Militia (04:28) 09. Rain City (07:45) 10. Forever (03:45) 11. Before We Die (08:24) 12. The Ones Who Love (01:32) CD 2 01. Z² (03:59) 02. From Sleep Awake (03:00) 03. Ziltoidian Empire (06:25) 04. War Princess (08:17) 05. Deathray (04:43) 06. March Of The Poozers (06:24) 07. Wandering Eye (03:40) 08. Earth (07:38) 09. Ziltoid Goes Home (06:20) 10. Through The Wormhole (03:43) 11. Dimension Z (06:13)" Didn't know it was a DTP album as well as a Ziltoid one. The first Ziltoid record is one of my favourite albums of all forever so I'm excited for a sequel from the sock puppet of dual-omnisciences. [youtubehd]H5BqyluKkk0[/youtubehd] As I saved money due to not winning the Syro lottery, I bought the clear vinyl set of this instead. In retrospect, perhaps misfortune did me a favour. :D
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These guys are playing at a local venue this Friday so i listened to there newest album Stone Tools. Really surprised at how good this is! One of the heaviest releases I've heard this year. Just wanted more people to know about them. If your a fan of Desert Rock or Doom, you should definitely check this out http://younghunter.bandcamp.com/album/stone-tools
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Hello... Here's a free, 4-track EP. Released Sunday. First three tracks were successfully used to get attention at Philadelphia Laptop Battles. Last track, "Her Heart," is a remix of Double's 1986 single, "The Captain Of Her Heart." http://batona.bandcamp.com/album/my-property Plus a video of Her Heart:
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It's been a few years since I listened to him, but I put a few albums on last night. Anybody familiar with his music? Too gimmicky? It is kinda funeraldoom-y, but it's so minimal and sparse that I can't even judge it by metal standards.
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Man gets sick benefits for heavy metal addiction A Swedish heavy metal fan has had his musical preferences officially classified as a disability. The results of a psychological analysis enable the metal lover to supplement his income with state benefits. link
