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| Album rec comp
Recently I've had a lot more time to listen to albums, so I figured I might as well take some recs. This is basically the same thing as tacos' list, you can rec 2 albums each, after I listen to it I'll give a writeup and a rating, and as long as I haven't rated the album you rec it's fair game. I'll be taking 100 recs, gonna try to finish this before winter ends, as I'll be a lot busier with university later on | | 1 |  | Ready Set Fall!
Buried
I'll be taking recs until the list is full, so if you haven't recced anything yet, drop a few below | | 2 |  | The fucking hotlights
High Society Torture Party
Just Joe
This sounded like 39 if it tried to be more complex and had more post hardcore/ noise rock influences, but not as catchy. It was somewhat enjoyable to jam, but I doubt I'll return to it.
3.3 | | 3 |  | Blutmond
Thirteen Urban Ways 4 Groovy Bohemian Days
Just Joe
To say this album is unorthodox would be an understatement. It incorporates numerous genres into it's already quaint brand of black metal, for no other reason than to make it stand out. The transition from genre to genre rarely works, often seeing poor songwriting choices, such as an awkward jazz section sandwiched between black metal. This album's disjointedness makes Zeal and Ardor appear seamless. This album is at it's best when it is ditching all the experimental genre infusion, and sticking with regular black metal. There is some extremely well made black metal on here, it just happens to be in 4 minute chunks spread across the album. Inconsistency aside, this was a unique listen, and I surprisingly enjoyed it.
3.2
User avg: 3.25 | | 4 |  | Cobalt
Slow forever
Bgillesp
I know this is a double album, but holy shit this album dragged on forever. The 84 minute runtime felt closer to 2 hours. I wasn't expecting the drastic change in sound from Gin, it almost sounds like a completely different band. Bringing in Charlie Fell to replace mcsorely was a good move, as he is the superior vocalist, and sounds absolutely mental at times on here. With that being said, I still prefer their old sound much more than this. This is heavy, and has its moments of brilliance, but their old sound was more consistent overall, and I prefer the sludgy black metal over whatever this is (cowboy metal as I saw someone describe it).
3.4 | | 5 |  | We All Die (Laughing)
Thoughtscanning
Bgillesp
This is a fairly typical doom/stoner album, chocked full of riffs, riffs, and more riffs. It's fairly by the numbers doom, with a few outside influences rearing up every once in a while, such as blast beats, and vocals that range from generic doom to generic death metal. It's nothing special, but it's still a fun album.
3.6
User avg: 3.5 | | 6 |  | Erra
Augment
Steak
Let me preface this by saying that I am not a big fan of djent. It's always come off as boring and contrived to me; but with that said these guys manage to pull it off decently. It doesn't come off as monotonous, and at times I found myself bobbing my head to the groove. There are some interesting ideas demonstrated on this album, most of which are technically impressive, but can lean towards wankery. Both the clean and harsh vocals are simply passable, as they fit well with the music. Overall this album is overlong and slightly self indulgent, but that's to be expected with prog.
3.5 | | 7 |  | Misery signals
Controller
Steak
Metalcore done right. The vocals are great, the instrumentation is progressive without coming off as obnoxious, and it flows well. The album was the perfect length, having enough substance to feel like an LP, without over staying it's welcome. Overall good shit.
4.1
User avg: 3.8 | | 8 |  | Tom waits
Bone Machine
Ars
This dude is a living legend, not much else can be said. The only logical conclusion to how Tom's voice got so gravelly is that he came out of the womb smoking a pack of fags. This has a dark western vibe that I absolutely love, and his voice is truly unique.
4.6 | | 9 |  | Brainiac
Bonsai Superstar
Ars
Disjointed and sporadic, Brainiac have somehow managed to create a catchy noise rock record. Everything on this record is clicking, making the album reach the potential that it shows early on. Certain songs can be somewhat unsettling, but that just adds to the appeal. A job well done.
4
User avg: 4.3 | | 10 |  | Nostromo (che)
Ecce lex
Dewinged
This band is a well oiled machine. They produce a suffocating brand of metalcore with grind influences, that is fast, concise, and at times surprisingly subdued. The vocalist is a madman, and like the rest of the band is unrelelntless. The album didn't overstay it's welcome, and left me wanting more.
3.8 | | 11 |  | Chelsea wolfe
Abyss
Dewinged
I've never checked out chelsea wolfe because while the songs that I've heard from her have been great, they tend to blur together, and that was the case on this album. Aside from the bold opener, and the offkilter closer, nothing truly stood out to me. I'm not saying that they were unremarkable, because I've always enjoyed chelsea's brand of melancholic gothic/industrial paired with her unique voice; it just seems to me that this is the kind of music that I zone out to, and have trouble differentiating most of the tracks. With that said, this was a very enjoyable listen and almost exactly the level of excellence I expected from her after initially hearing a couple of her singles.
3.8
User avg: 3.8 | | 12 |  | Disillusion
Back to Times of Splendor
Aiwaz
Melodic deal metal with an emphasis on melodic. The band incorporates a bunch of unconventional instruments that I'm too lazy to look up, and it adds a medieval feel to the album. The album riffs, but I'd prefer the album to have more of a bite to it, as it feels closer to folk metal than an semblance of death metal (including melodic) at most times.
3.5 | | 13 |  | Fireball ministry
The second great awakening
Aiwaz
This is fairly standard sabbath worshiping stoner rock, with the majority of the riffs seeming oddly familiar. The vocals are typical stoner rock vocals, so nothing too impressive, but still serviceable enough to compliment the Music. This album fades into the background when you listen to it every once in a while when the riffs get too repetitive, but rears back up when the riff switches making you notice it again. All in all, this is solid yet unremarkable stoner rock that would be perfect to put on while you have a few beers.
3.4
User avg: 3.45 | | 14 |  | Amia venera landscape
The Long Procession
Marskid
I've had this album on the backburner for years now, and I'm not sure why, seeing as I should love this. These guys really remind me of a heavier version of Rinoa/devil sold his soul, fusing post hardcore, metalcore, and post metal together to make an enthralling sound that few bands can pull off well. The main thing that separates these guys from the aforementioned bands is the touch of sludge that they add to their music, putting them within the same realm as bands such as knut, and harlots.The harsh vocals are vicious, and the cleans were a pleasant surprise, seeing as they are not only listenable, but enjoyable, a quality that you can't take for granted in metalcore. The instrumentation is engaging and doesn't let up, making for a highly enjoyable listen.
4.3 | | 15 |  | Persefone
Core
Marskid
Symphonic, melodic, and progressive death metal blended into one? Three of the most over the top subgenres of death metal doesn't exactly sound like my cup of tea. The album is divided into three sections, with those sections divided into acts. I'm sure the lyrical content changes, but I didn't notice much of a difference aurally; it sounded like one slab of over-grandiose metal. The male vocalist is nothing special, spewing out standard death metal vocals, and the female vocalist doesn't do much for me either. I can see the appeal, but it isn't really my thing.
3.4
User avg: 3.85 | | 16 |  | The Microphones
The Glow Pt. 2
Friv
To be honest, the biggest revelation that came from this was realizing that lil peep sampled it. The album has so many ideas that could have been expanded upon further, but weren't, with phil pursuing many other ideas instead, and honestly that isn't a bad thing. The album was interesting all the way through, and I will definitely return to it.
4.3 | | 17 |  | The avalanches
Since I Left You
Friv
If this isn't a feel good summer album, I don't know what is. As cliche as it is, I imagine myself on a tropical beach enjoying the sun when I hear this. I'm taken out of that illusion by the occasional annoying vocal sample that makes me pray that the song will be over soon. Frontier psychiatrist is one of the songs guilty of this, when it comes on it makes you wonder why the group decided to keep it on an already bloated album.This album would benefit greatly by trimming the fat (roughly 20 minutes) and putting a much more concise finished product forward.
3.4
User avg: 3.85 | | 18 |  | Uncle Tupelo
March 16 to 20, 1992
Kompys
Americana has always been a favorite genre of mine to put on and relax to, and this album reminded me why that is. When I hear this I reminisce about loading bales of straw, pulling weeds and picking vegetables for people to earn a few bucks here and there. The vocals have a country flair to them without having too much of a hick twang, which is a bonus. The acoustic guitar and occasional banjo really tie this album together, with simplistic strumming accompanying the vocals.
4.0 | | 19 |  | Exemption
Public Cemetery Party
Kompys
This is a fun alternative rock/metal album. It reminds me of newer mastodon at times, complete with vocals that occasionally remind of Brent Hinds (which isn't a good thing). There are other influences that I can't put my finger on, but it's fun regardless.
3.6
User avg: 3.8 | | 20 |  | Murmuure
Murmuure
Ovrot
This album has a malign beauty to it; like a dead flower, dried from rot and decay. There's something beautiful, yet unsettling about the unique atmosphere that this album's ambiance creates. If Oneohtrix Point Never ever attempted to create a black metal album, I'd imagine it would sound something like this.
4.4 | | 21 |  | Giant Squid
The Ichthyologist
Ovrot
Going into this listen I knew nothing about this album except for the fact that sevengill rides it's metaphorical dick HARD. I can understand why now. When I initially saw the prog tag it made me wary of what was to come, but I was concerned for nothing. This band takes the same sort of approach as the ocean does on their later records by choosing to take a more atmospheric approach, rather than trying to wow with technicality. There are times that the vocals remind me of Steve von till, which is both a good and a bad thing. It's good because steve von till is a great vocalist, so being compared to him is a compliment, but it's unfortunate for the band because it makes me realize how much more I'd rather be listening to neurosis.
3.8
User avg: 4.1 | | 22 |  | Warning
Watching from a Distance
Hawks
Getting cucked from a bush has never sounded so melancholic. I'm not sure about he concept, but the emotion in the man's voice is undeniable. The instrumentation is slow and plodding, which matches the vocals well. Overall a solid listen.
3.9 | | 23 |  | Grouper
Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill
Hawks
How can something so light and airy feel so heavy? The album is filled with hushed vocals scattered across an ambient backdrop, yet it feels like it is physically weighing me down from the sheer emotion displayed. A truly beautiful album.
4
User Avg:3.95 | | 24 |  | overlord (aus)
Demonstration of Intimidation
Sach
A fairly standard beatdown demo, nothing complex about it, and there's nothing wrong with that. Heavy as fuck, but the vocalist sounds like an absolute fucking bogan
3.4 | | 25 |  | kirblagoop
Goop World
Sach
I already knew Kirb was a beauty from the tracks you've showed me on discord, but this is fuckin insane. Kirb has flow for days, and the beats are fuckin amazing. Plus it's always nice to see a rapper who doesn't use young metro beats. The only downside to this is his voice grows tiresome over an 18 track album.
3.9
User avg: 3.65 | | 26 |  | The Chariot
Long Live
Dedes
Long live is fast and straight to the point. This album doesn't fuck around with twinkly atmosphere or sung vocals, this album is in your face hardcore from start to finish. The Chariot pummel you with track after track of aggression until before you realize it, the album is already over. Despite this, no tracks really stood out to me the way cheek. did on one wing, so I was left waiting for a track that would blow me away, and it never came.
3.6 | | 27 |  | Ellende
Todbringer
Dedes
Very pretty post black metal that has a lush atmosphere. It's nothing original but it's still a great listen. The album cover is very fitting.
3.7
User avg: 3.65 | | 28 |  | Summoning
Oath Bound
blackwaterpork
This is another band that's been hyped a lot on here that I haven't bothered to check, mainly because I'm not into the whole middle earth concept, but alas I am now forced to listen to it. The two words that best describe this are: grandiose and long. Folk metal usually comes off as somewhat over the top, and this is no exception. Paired with the Tolkien themes that I'm assuming this album was based upon (I'm too lazy to look up if this album is an outlier) it can come off as cheesy. The main problem that I have with this album is one that plagues the majority of metal albums: excessive length (a problem that no sput user has ever dealt with in real life). It feels like every song on this is 10 minutes long, and near the end I was waiting for it to conclude. With all that said it's still fun like any music of this sort should be, so it is still enjoyable.
3.5 | | 29 |  | falls of rauros
Vigilance Perennial
blackwaterpork
Honestly this didn't impress me that much. Sure the instrumentation is technically impressive, and they manage to create an atmosphere, but it just sounded like more of the same to me.
3.2
User avg: 3.35 | | 30 |  | irepress
Sol Eye Sea I
dctarga
Another band that's been on my radar for years now, irepress' take on the post metal genre is mostly instrumental, with sparsely used vocals. They remind me of a mathy Russian circles. When this album is at its best not many bands can top it. High quality post metal/rock.
4 | | 31 |  | underworld
Second Toughest in the Infants
dctarga
When I looked at the track lengths on this album I thought to myself "oh great another overlong album", but before I knew it, the album was already over. The music is interesting and ever changing, making the album never feel stagnant. The vocals are monotonous, but in a good way, like a post punk vocalist. There are times where they are somewhat comparable to Dave Gahan. Despite how fast the album went by, I'd still prefer if the first 2 tracks weren't 15 minutes each.
3.9
User avg: 3.95 | | 32 |  | insomnium
above the weeping world
papa universe
Insomnium are another band that I've heard one album by, loved it, and then proceeded to never listen to them again. They play a smooth brand of melodeath that is especially melodic. Everything is on point here, the vocals and instrumentation compliment eachother perfectly and are great in their own right. It's no "the day it all came down" but it's close.
4.0 | | 33 |  | Antarktis
Ildlaante
papa universe
A very solid post metal release that manages to be melodic without sacrificing any if the brutality. This band has heavy sludge leanings, which is always a plus for post metal. Heavily inspired by cult of luna, these guys manage to do their sound justice. A band to look out for in the future.
3.8
User avg: 3.95 | | 34 |  | comus
first utterance
scream
OK what the fuck. This feels like something that the wickens here would listen to while they dance naked around a fire deep in the woods. I stumbled across this a few years ago and decided not to listen to it because I was fucking retarded. I'm not going to try to describe the sound of the album because I just can't, that would be futile. This could be a potential 5, and I don't just toss out 5s like candy.
4.6 | | 35 |  | McLuhan
Anomaly
scream
Jazz oriented prog rock from the seventies that utilizes an array of different instruments? Fuck, why not? This album is a mindfuck, with its hypnotizing instrumentals, and crooned vocals. They're singing about creatures that come out in the night, and rape, which further adds to the oddity of this. His vocals are lovely, and so is the album (rape lyrics aside)
4.1
User avg: 4.35 | | 36 |  | Horseback
The Invisible Mountain
Dom
Really good drone/ black metal that reminds me of Locrian at points. Demented and dark this would make for a good late night listen. I got a bad head rush and nearly passed out while listening to this, and it made for an unsettling soundtrack to my fight to stay conscious. All in all an extremely solid record.
3.9 | | 37 |  | Townes van zandt
Townes Van Zandt
Dom
Townes has a melancholic, yet hopeful essence to him. His lyrics are melancholic, but there is something uplifting about his voice, which is perfect for country/folk. Townes is at his best when it's just him and his guitar, and that is in full effect here. The man can make anything sound good.
4
User avg: 3.95 | | 38 |  | July talk
Touch
Dfevil
These guys are only popular in canada, and it's easy to see why. Sadly I'm already very familiar with them, as my sister has seen them live twice, and won't stop raving about them. July Talk make bluesy rock'n'roll in the same vein as the black keys, what makes them different from their contemporaries are the dueling male/female vocals. The male vocalist has a low gravelly voice, that would be perfectly suited for folk or stoner metal, he is by far my favorite part of the band. The female vocalist has a voice that would be perfect for a sign language teacher. Her voice is grating on the ears, and I can't stand her. Add that to the cringy lyrics, generic song structures, and fetish for putting addition symbols in their song titles, this makes for an unremarkable listen.
2.4 | | 39 |  | Eighteen visions
XVIII
Dfevil
Mid 2000's metalcore in the vein of Every Time I Die, except it was made in 2017. This record is pure fun, balls to the wall metalcore that makes you reminisce of the good ol' days. Nothing special, but still a lot of fun.
3.6
User avg: 3 | | 40 |  | Cranial
Dark Towers, Bright Lights
Tacos
This is basically the boys from omega massif making a heavier version of omega Massif, but with vocals. That equates to some quality post metal. It's similar to Overmars in the way that it destroys everything in its path with its sheer heaviness. Definitely not something new, but it's done well enough to sound fresh.
3.7 | | 41 |  | Buried at sea
Migration
Tacos
A mix of psychedelic and post metal, Buried at sea is like a mixture of Minsk and Rwake. An album that is equally crushing and atmospheric, Buried at Sea have developed a successful formula here. It's a shame that they aren't making music anymore.
4
User avg: 3.85 | | 42 |  | Coldplay
Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends
Neeka
My knowledge of coldplay going into this is whatever I remember from my mom playing Parachutes on every road trip that I can remember when I was a kid. This album is much different from Parachutes, and I'm not sure if that's a good thing. The only memorable song was "death and all his friends", with the rest came off as bland and in ffensive, yet somewhat catchy. There's aren't many faults here, but there aren't many strengths either.
3.2 | | 43 |  | Peter Gabriel
Up
Neeka
This is my second introduction to Peter Gabriel, with my first being Stan playing shock the monkey on a boombox outside of Wendy's window in a south park episode. This is a little bit better. There are some really cool ideas on here, and Gabriel has a great voice, but this seems like an album that needs repeated listens to fully click.
3.6
User avg: 3.4 | | 44 |  | The new age
Think Too Much; Feel Too Little
Snide
The new age have crafted an extremely catchy metalcore album. The harsh vocals are decent, and the clean vocals are insanely catchy. They incorporate electronic into their sound and it works well together. Overall, this album seems like the definition of a guilty pleasure.
3.7 | | 45 |  | Capstan
In the Wake of Our Discord
Snide
It's basically what you described, ADTR like pop punk/metalcore but slightly heavier. The vocals are decent, and the instrumentation is above average. A fun listen.
3.3
User avg: 3.5 | | 46 |  | Defeater
Travels
ZTD
An intense melodic hardcore album brimming with emotion. The strained vocals add another layer to this, taking it above most other bands in the genre, along with the intensified instrumentation. I'm gonna keep the summary short and sweet, like the album.
4 | | 47 |  | Title fight
Floral green
ZTD
This album gives me some early 2000s emo vibes, I love the vocals, and the gazey instrumentals are a nice touch. This was all unexpected, as the second I looked at the band name I automatically assumed it was all pop punk band. It doesn't come off as whiny, which is always all plus. Enjoyable emo with some punk influences.
3.8
User avg: 3.9 | | 48 |  | Electric wizard
Dopethrone
L4titudes
Riffs
4.1 | | 49 |  | Tchornobog
Tchornobog
L4titudes
A suffocating mix of death, doom, and black metal, that's primary genre switches frequently between the three genres mentioned previously. At times it sounds like a bm album with dm influences, but at other times it sounds like a doom album with dm influences, and so on. The album is suffocating and relentless at parts, which is countered by a few small patches of ambient. It can get a little tedious at points, but is still a great listen.
3.8
User avg: 3.95 | | 50 |  | Redshift pilots
Moonlight Synthesis
Pjquinones
This album started off at a high, and went down from there. At first it sounded like a great black gaze record with some prog leanings, but as the album went on I realized that it was actually just a prog metal/ hardcore band who decided to incorporate black gaze tendencies into their sound. It's still a really good record, just not what I hoped for after hearing the start.
3.7 | | 51 |  | An autumn for crippled children
Try Not To Destroy Everything You Love
Pjquinones
This was a fairly typical blackgaze affair. Even for blackgaze the production feels too clean, I'd have preferred if they went a bit grittier. The album art matches the album perfectly.
3.7
User avg: 3.7 | | 52 |  | Manic street preachers
The holy bible
LinkinParkForTheWin
My opinion on this album remains unchanged from when we listened to it in dubtrack
3.7 | | 53 |  | Jeff Buckley
Grace
LinkinParkForTheWin
Dude was one of the best crooners out there. There's a melancholic yet hopeful vibe to this album which is nice. Not gonna go too in depth with this one, seeing as its widely considered a classic.
4.2
User avg: 3.95 | | 54 |  | The Goslings
Grandeur of Hair
Tyler
An aural assault; this may be the noisiest gaze record out there. There is something almost soothing about the monotony of this album mixed with the droning vocals.
3.7 | | 55 |  | Dilute
Grape Blueprints Pour Spinach Olive Grape
Tyler
A fun mixture of post rock, math rock, and emo, this album is an underappreciated gem. Vocals are used sparsely, but when they are they fit well.
4
User avg 3.85 | | 56 |  | Coaltar of the Deepers
Submerge
Abe
This was a really cool listen. There are so many different genres packed into this album without it feeling cluttered. I'm not huge on the vocals, but they're not a key part in making this work.
3.7 | | 57 |  | Ling Tosite Sigure
i'mperfect
Abe
Some crazy ass weaboo post hardcore. Can't for into specifics since I jammed this 5 days ago, but it's really good. The youtube comments section makes me wanna die tho
4.2
User avg: 3.95 | | 58 |  | Circle Takes the Square
As the Roots Undo
Coldheaven
This album feels sloppy at points, and not the type that comes from an overabundance of emotion. At times it feels careless and lazy. The dueling vocals are really nice though.
3.8 | | 59 |  | Tidal arms
the sun exploding
Coldheaven
Interesting blending of genres, mixes elements of post hardcore, metalcore, and post rock well
3.7
User avg: 3.75 | |
CaimanJesus
01.13.18 | Give me some albums | JustJoe.
01.13.18 | * The Fucking Hotlights -- "High Society Torture Party"
* Blutmond -- "Thirteen Urban Ways" | bgillesp
01.13.18 | Did you ever jam Cobalt- Slow Forever? If not then that.
Also I'll throw out We All Die (Laughing)- Thoughtscanning.
My backup can be Deep Turtle- There's a Vomitsprinkler in my Liverriver | SteakByrnes
01.13.18 | Erra - Augment
Misery Signals - Controller | ArsMoriendi
01.13.18 | Brainiac - Bonsai Superstar
Tom Waits - Bone Machine | CaimanJesus
01.13.18 | Nah I've only jammed gin, so it'll work | CaimanJesus
01.13.18 | Also genres aren't really necessary | SteakByrnes
01.13.18 | Ok my alligatorid friend I removed the genre tags | Dewinged
01.13.18 | Nostromo - Ecce Lex
And I see a disturbing lack of Chelsea Wolfe in ur ratings so jam Abyss. | ArsMoriendi
01.13.18 | I'll remove mine too lol | MarsKid
01.13.18 | Amia Venera Landscape - The Long Procession
Persefone - Core
ez ez | Frivolous
01.13.18 | the microphones - the glow pt 2
the avalanches - since i left you | CaimanJesus
01.13.18 | I got through my rec comp in under 3 weeks, and have been averaging almost ten albums a day for the past lil bit, so I think I can comfortably finish this | CaimanJesus
01.13.18 | First update done, I'm gonna try to get a few more done tonight, hopefully around 3-4 | SteakByrnes
01.13.18 | This man already blazed through an album, Drifter can't get through 7 songs | Kompys2000
01.13.18 | Uncle Tupelo- March 16-20, 1992
Exemption- Public Cemetery Party | Ovrot
01.13.18 | Murmuüre - Murmuüre
Giant Squid - The Ichthyologist | Hawks
01.13.18 | Warning - Watching from a Distance (Traditional/epic doom metal)
Grouper - Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill (Drone/ambient) | Dedes
01.13.18 | Amia Venera Landscape- The Long Procession
The Chariot- Long Live | CaimanJesus
01.13.18 | amia venera is already on the list | Dedes
01.13.18 | Oops haha | Dedes
01.13.18 | Ok then
Ellende- Todbringer | ChrisHanson137
01.13.18 | THE CHARIOT IS FIERCE IF YOU ARE FROM THE UK!
psst dede is a brit with bad teeth
-Chris | CaimanJesus
01.13.18 | aight thanks dedes | Dedes
01.13.18 | I'm American also my teeth are fairly clean if that's what you are saying | Dedes
01.13.18 | 20 minutes ago lmao | ChrisHanson137
01.13.18 | when Jesse was hitting on 15 year olds
-Chris | ChrisHanson137
01.13.18 | brits dont brush their teeth, they make bad movies, drink lager and worship Jason Stathom
-Chris | Dedes
01.13.18 | 2, on rare occasion 3, on a bad day 1. Thank you for looking out for my dental hygiene. | ChrisHanson137
01.13.18 | he doesnt brush his teeth, he doesnt go anywhere it would be pointless
like Jesse Lacey dating a 30 year old
-Chris | Dedes
01.13.18 | Hm, I'd say generally 4- 5 minutes, would you call that a good length of time? | CaimanJesus
01.13.18 | gonna get one more done then I'll be done for 12 hours or so | Dewinged
01.13.18 | That was quick! Abyss is a grower, I understand about zoning out listening to her though. | BlackwaterPork
01.13.18 | Summoning- Oath Bound
Falls of Rauros- Vigilance Perennial | dctarga
01.13.18 | Irepress - Sol Eye Sea I
Underworld - Second Toughest in the Infants | Papa Universe
01.13.18 | Insomnium - Above the Weeping World
Antarktis - Ildlaante | SCREAM!
01.13.18 | Mumuure - Mumuure
McLuhan - Anomaly
Drastically different albums but both rule hard | SCREAM!
01.13.18 | Oh ahit mumuure is on here already gimme a min
Edit: Comus- First Utterance | JustJoe.
01.13.18 | That 3.2 is steep, but, it's nice that you got some enjoyment out of the album, though. | CaimanJesus
01.13.18 | I should have 1 album by everyone up to scream done by tonight | SteakByrnes
01.13.18 | Damn, at least you dug the Erra album a fair bit. That harsh vocalist is my favorite harsh vocalist and the clean vocalist is top two for me haha | CaimanJesus
01.14.18 | Yeah I can see the appeal for them, just not really the style I go for | SteakByrnes
01.14.18 | Fair enough my boi, just glad you got some enjoyment out of it. Do you recall a favorite track? Or one that stood out? | CaimanJesus
01.14.18 | Rebirth and dementia were cool | CaimanJesus
01.14.18 | I'm saving the Grouper album for a bit later tonight when I'll be studying, since it'll work better for that than anything else here, only reason it got passed over | ArsMoriendi
01.14.18 | Glad you loved Bone Machine :) | SteakByrnes
01.14.18 | Rebirth and Dementia are my top two tracks so good choices, and then Hybrid Earth | DominionMM1
01.14.18 | horseback- the invisible mountain
townes van zandt- s/t | CaimanJesus
01.14.18 | Hell yeah, more van Zandt is always a good thing | CaimanJesus
01.14.18 | Gonna try to get dragging a dead dear up a hill, second toughest in the infants, above the weeping world, and first utterance done before I go to sleep, then I might take tomorrow off, or just do a couple albums | SCREAM!
01.14.18 | Dang no Comus yet | Dedes
01.14.18 | I'm both happy with and dissapointed with your Chariot opinion at the same time but w/e | CaimanJesus
01.14.18 | Comus was on my list, but my Internet went out last night while I was listening to second toughest in the infants, so I'll finish that one, insomnium, Comus, and townes van Zandt today | CaimanJesus
01.14.18 | Ye I have personal connections with one wing, so long live never really stood a chance against it | Rolling Girl
01.14.18 | July Talk - Touch
Eighteen Visions - XVIII | dctarga
01.15.18 | Nice, felt a little risky rec'ing that so I'm glad you enjoyed it. | tacos n stuff
01.15.18 | too late to rec or nah | CaimanJesus
01.15.18 | I'm going to 100 recs | tacos n stuff
01.15.18 | Oh sweet! I think you may dig:
Cranial - Dark towers bright lights
Buried at Sea - Migration | SCREAM!
01.15.18 | Oh damn! Glad you enjoyed Comus as much as you did! It's such a crazy unique album and even crazier when you think about the fact that it was released in 71 and still nothing sounds like it | tacos n stuff
01.15.18 | first utterance is an awesome album, great rec scream | neekafat
01.15.18 | Coldplay - Viva la Vida
Peter Gabriel - Up | CaimanJesus
01.15.18 | OK, I've listened to 1 rec from every user, and so far my top 5 are:
Comus - first utterance (4.6)
Tom waits : bone machine (4.6)
Amia venera landscape - the long procession (4.3)
Townes van Zandt - townes van Zandt (4)
Grouper dragging a dead deer up a hill (4)
With honorable mentions to
Insomnium - above the weeping world (4)
Kirblagoop- Goop World (3.9)
And uncle tupelo - March 16 to 20, 1992 (4) | BlackMalachite
01.15.18 | Check the EP "Think Too Much; Feel Too Little" by The New Age, really solid metalcore, has a 4/5 average on Sputnik, lots of variety, technicality, and is just in general a REALLY cool release. | CaimanJesus
01.15.18 | Need a second rec too snide | BlackMalachite
01.15.18 | Oh yeah, also "In the wake of our discord" by Capstan, basically A Day To Remember's unique brand of Pop Punk blended with Metalcore, but heavier. | SCREAM!
01.15.18 | sounds awful | MarsKid
01.15.18 | Comus rocks dude. Top 20 album for me | Dedes
01.15.18 | I think it sounds fairly good but I understand why that might sound like shit | ZombieToyDuck
01.15.18 | I got 2 for ya
Defeater- Travels
Title Fight- Floral Green
| MarsKid
01.15.18 | Loving the love for AVL too, third-highest rated in the comp so far feelsgood | CaimanJesus
01.17.18 | Oh yeah user with the highest avg wins | L4titudes
01.17.18 | Electric Wizard - Dopethrone
Tchornobog - Tchornobog | ZombieToyDuck
01.17.18 | sweet! yeah title fight is good shit man | pjquinones747
01.17.18 | Redshift Pilots - Moonlight Synthesis
An Autumn for Crippled Children - Try Not to Destroy Everything You Love | ZombieToyDuck
01.17.18 | redshift pilots is a good one! | TVC15
01.17.18 | Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible
Jeff Buckley - Grace | pjquinones747
01.17.18 | I've been really into redshift pilots lately! I love seeing more bands incorporate the blackgaze feel into their tunes. | CaimanJesus
01.18.18 | Still taking recs from anyone who hasn't left one yet, gonna get a few more done tonight | Dedes
01.18.18 | He got you TVC damn | CaimanJesus
01.18.18 | I have to check your profile everytime you comment to make sure you aren't an alt | ZombieToyDuck
01.18.18 | nice glad you dug defeater as well bud! | CaimanJesus
01.19.18 | Every rec that is currently submitted should be completed by the end of Sunday. | SteakByrnes
01.19.18 | Niiiiceeee | CaimanJesus
01.20.18 | Got 7 more done tonight, will likely get somewhere between around 8ish done tomorrow. As I keep repeating, this is still going so if you aren't currently participating drop a couple recs and I'll listen other them in the next few days. | dctarga
01.20.18 | Good stuff man, glad ya dug | SteakByrnes
01.20.18 | Ayyyy glad to see you really dug Misery Signals, that album goes hard | SCREAM!
01.20.18 | Sweet, glad you dug both albums! Both are near classics in my book | CaimanJesus
01.20.18 | Ye they were all dope albums, I think I'm gonna buckle down and finish the remaining albums today | SteakByrnes
01.20.18 | Do you remember what track you liked most on Controller? | Tyler.
01.20.18 | goslings - grandeur of hair | CaimanJesus
01.20.18 | Reset was my fav | SteakByrnes
01.20.18 | Noice, I like Parallels and Coma the most | Tyler.
01.20.18 | second rec issssss Dilute - Grape Blueprints Pour Spinach Olive Grape | CaimanJesus
01.20.18 | Aight thanks Tyler.
I'm well aware of the average of the dissillusion album | CaimanJesus
01.21.18 | Gonna break for a few hours then I'll Jam tylers recs | Dedes
01.21.18 | Ellende is original :[[[[
Nah lol i'm happy you dug it, Todbringer is such an underrated gem imo. | Aberf
01.21.18 | Ling Tosite Sigure - I'mperfect
Coaltar of the Depeers - Submerge
Two of top 10 bands ever. Submerge is on Spotify. I'mperfect is here https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6heFe1VUM7QfklQdEs0Y3g1VGxqNlZud081NlRSX3VHbWVReUFnR3Mxdy1rZ3BSS0swY1E | CaimanJesus
01.21.18 | Yeah it was a good listen dede
Thanks abe, I've been meaning to check Ling Tosite Sigure since you recced a song in my last comp | SCREAM!
01.24.18 | "Ellende is original :[[[[
Nah lol i'm happy you dug it, Todbringer is such an underrated gem imo."
Might have to listen again but I really don't remember it standing out much back when I heard it | Aberf
01.24.18 | update when | CaimanJesus
01.24.18 | I listened to the album the same day as your other one, this is the first time I've been able to get on sput in 4 days | SteakByrnes
01.24.18 | Sput was having seizures the past couple of days, give him some slack | SCREAM!
01.24.18 | so do I win? :D | pjquinones747
01.24.18 | An autumn for crippled children is good about album art matching the tunes. I've been listening to a lot of blackgaze lately in hopes it'll keep my writing chops sharpened in my blackgazey sounding band that I started. I've concluded it's infinitely more fun to play than to listen to. | SCREAM!
01.24.18 | yeah effects + guitar noise tend to be fun to play around with in the moment whether they even sound good or not haha | cold
01.24.18 | Circle Takes The Square- As The Roots Undo
Tidal Arms- The Sun Exploding | pjquinones747
01.24.18 | I'm the drummer and I just enjoy the wide open variety of beats that I can put in with all of the crazy chords. We just chop them all up and throw them all over the place with signatures slightly off kilter and just have fun with it. My singer/guitarist much fancies the frenzied yelling style like that of Oathbreaker and my lyrics about weird spacey stuff like venom-induced hallucinations and fucked up scenarios highlighting our humanity.. i've never been so in love with any of my musical ventures for the freedom i have in it. | Aberf
01.24.18 | Youtube comment section? I actually can't find that I'mperfect album in YT. | SCREAM!
01.24.18 | one of the first things that comes up when I look for them?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQi3xAbFqts | CaimanJesus
01.25.18 | The winner will be whoever has the highest avg after this all fills out
I probably won't be listening to any recs for the next few days, I'm going to a canucks game for my birthday tomorrow, and I move on Saturday | CaimanJesus
01.28.18 | All moved in, gonna jam remaining recs today |
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