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MillionDead
January 18th 2025


6307 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

I'm glad that the prompt is so ridiculous and not applicable to real life in any way. I guess it'd be Paracletus if I just HAD to pick one, but I'm lowkey triggered at even the notion of picking some of my favorite metal after 2000 over other favorites. Does Jane Doe count?

NexCeleris
Emeritus
January 18th 2025


2293 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7

Jane Doe is part of the core loophole, so you'd be able to listen to it in addition to Paracletus, which is an ace choice.

Jurtz
January 18th 2025


5235 Comments


Oh I thought you would only be able to listen to the one metal album, but you can listen to any number of non-metal albums for the rest of your life? Wouldn't want to though hehe.

NexCeleris
Emeritus
January 18th 2025


2293 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7

"E: To clarify, it wouldn't be the only metal album you could listen to, just the only one released between 2000 and now."

And yeah, you'd still be able to listen to Janet Jackson and Pet Shop Boys all day.

Jurtz
January 18th 2025


5235 Comments


I'll keep that in mind if I ever wanted to have blood running down from my ears

evilford
January 18th 2025


71408 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Metal keeps me sane



Nice picks everyone



And yes, nex is a very heady fellow. He likes to explore topics thoroughly, and that's a nice™️ quality

Demon of the Fall
January 23rd 2025


38990 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I'm listening to Janet Jackson rn, kinda rules... weird coincidence seeing that there, lol (albeit 5 days late)

and yeah I don't even consider Jane Doe 'metal' (which is maybe odd), I just assumed Nex's core loophole was a given

if I was being very cheeky and this restriction had any baring on anything actually real, I'd be petitioning to include post-metal under the same core-origins caveat (and would undoubtedly get knocked back for being daft!)

NexCeleris
Emeritus
January 23rd 2025


2293 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7

Janet Jackson rocks. m/

No additional loopholes, sorry.

calmrose
January 31st 2025


7141 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

finally bumped to a 5

Frost15
January 31st 2025


4635 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Still thinking this is too derivative from their influences. It's not bad by any means but... :S

evilford
January 31st 2025


71408 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Uhhhhhhh

evilford
January 31st 2025


71408 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

"Derivative" is not on my bingo card for this album

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
January 31st 2025


114949 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7

Yeah.

calmrose
January 31st 2025


7141 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

"Derivative" is not on my bingo card for this album [2]

Demon of the Fall
January 31st 2025


38990 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

yeah, I don’t get that at all (3). I feel like a decent portion of DM gets credited with a ‘classical influence’ with very little tangible link beyond non-pop structures, but these guys actually can claim that imo. The production, their use of ambience through drastic dynamic shifts and the avant-grade tendencies leaves a lot of their contemporaries behind. Some of it is familiar of course, but the overall formula is unique

These guys know texture and timbre. They emphasise that in far more forthright or convincing way than the vast majority of their contemporaries

Pon
Emeritus
January 31st 2025


6187 Comments


hell yes calmBROse

evilford
February 1st 2025


71408 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

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Absolutely









Slays

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
February 1st 2025


114949 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7

Yeeeeeeeeeeee.

evilford
February 1st 2025


71408 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Hawks why do I have so many dm 5s lmao

Hawks
Staff Reviewer
February 1st 2025


114949 Comments

Album Rating: 4.7

Why not is the real question???



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