Death Metal

@Night Prowler

Sorry if I came off a little hostile yesterday. I took your comments the wrong way I think....also I was having a few beers and just listening on YouTube and throwing in links while doing so. Adding more info in the future is a probably a good idea to make it more interesting :D
 
Shoutout to @SixesAlltheway for bringing me to this thread, many good bands that I'll definitely check out as I venture deeper into death metal! Among them: Tribulation, Demigod, Purtenance, Morpheus Descends, Cianide, Demilich, Solstice, Bolzer, Detest, and Benediction.

I have quite a few year-end "projects" (finishing up Saxon, Rage, Sepultura, Omen, Turbo, and Tankard), but I'm going to buckle down at the beginning of 2016 and really dig deeper into this sub-genre. I'm probably going to kick the year off with Possessed's Seven Churches.
 
Dityn DJ James said:
Shoutout to @SixesAlltheway for bringing me to this thread, many good bands that I'll definitely check out as I venture deeper into death metal! Among them: Tribulation, Demigod, Purtenance, Morpheus Descends, Cianide, Demilich, Solstice, Bolzer, Detest, and Benediction.

I have quite a few year-end "projects" (finishing up Saxon, Rage, Sepultura, Omen, Turbo, and Tankard), but I'm going to buckle down at the beginning of 2016 and really dig deeper into this sub-genre. I'm probably going to kick the year off with Possessed's Seven Churches.
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Is Gojira on your list? Be sure to check them out too, if you haven't yet!
 
Nothing beats Gorefest though. Not a band with awesome guitar solos but certainly with excellent rhythms and riffs. And their bassist/vocalist is a power house. Accidently saw them live in 1994 and I was sold straight away. Such an impact. Suddenly I appreciated metal without clean vocals. Soon after that My Dying Bride and Amorphis followed and the rest is history.

@Dityn DJ James check out (at least) False (1992)
Here the title track:


and The Eindhoven Insanity. (live album, 1993) Here the complete(!) album!
 
I remember I bought this album on release. I must have listened to this a hundred times. At the height of my Death Metal listening, around 98 :D

 
Any UK Enslaved fans out there? Or fans of out there Norse creativity?

Have a look at the London By Norse event/festival next March. I'm going on the Saturday, looks like an interesting night.

www.bynorse.com

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US here, seems like an awesome set Enslaved will be playing. I loved their most recent album 'In Times', it's in my top 3 releases of the year.
 
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