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i think trevor's vocals are amazing on the new album.

and im quite partial to the scene with the flashing lights and the statutory ape

[QUOTE=Cocaine;15399187]Finally saw the new Black Dahlia Murder video. Pretty funny, but have their vocals always been this horrible? Christ.

Anyways, the gut drumming and rhythmic hair brushing were the highlights.[/QUOTE]

I was with the band while some of that video was shot, I might be in the video. I'll check again later.

Y'all heard about Necrovore reforming? Apparently the new album will be songs written before they split up.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;15398064]Colossal Titan Strife is a great album. The word is to ignore their latest.[/QUOTE]

Their new one's not as bad as people are saying.

[QUOTE=Jondur;15399419]Y'all heard about Necrovore reforming? Apparently the new album will be songs written before they split up.[/QUOTE]
haven't they been saying that for a few years now?

TBDM's drummer is absurdly fast. Vocals are meh...

Pretty true. I heard a few of their singles and was never really interested.

np obituary circle of the tyrants

Meh, the original's better.

Yeah I finally got around to checking Cause of Death out. 3/5 from me...nothing special like alot of reviews say it is.

Opeth's cover of Circle of the Tyrants is pretty solid as well.

Cause of Death owns, Opeth's cover sucks, the original CotT slays everything.

Celtic Frost is cool.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;15399187]Finally saw the new Black Dahlia Murder video. Pretty funny, but have their vocals always been this horrible? Christ.

Anyways, the gut drumming and rhythmic hair brushing were the highlights.[/QUOTE]

EDIT: I just saw it. :lol: I agree with the hairbrushing, the part where they all skip down the street linking arms cracked me up as well.

I don't think the vocals are awful at all, although I think he should do his lower vocals more often. The screams can get a bit screechy after a while.

This was my first time listening to them also and I think I'm going to get the album.

[QUOTE=Thor;15399840]TBDM's drummer is absurdly fast. Vocals are meh...[/QUOTE]

That'd be All That Remains' old drummer. GO CHRIST!

This band is pretty much gold

[url]http://www.myspace.com/acirema[/url]

[QUOTE]Music has not seen such a dire need to be a motivational vehicle for change since perhaps the Vietnam War, the conquest of fascism, the Great Depression. In a country in turmoil and everything seeming to sway in a backwards motion, it's only fitting to read the name in reverse. Since when has such a simple event as going to a show been such an escape from all the chaos and fears we face during the daylight hours? It may very well be possible to bring these ideas back to life, to resurrect the soul that has only been present in such demanding and trying times. Are these not demanding and trying times?

A band forged in friendship, Acirema (America in reverse) has consistently written and played heart-twisting, gut-wrenching metal since its conception in early 2003. This dedicated quintet currently residing in Wilmington, NC (originally based in Greenville, NC) has begun to achieve the attention of their Wilmington counterparts, He Is Legend, The Hottness, and Thunderlip to name a select few. Acirema has played numerous shows and festivals across the eastern seaboard. Acirema is currently making plans to record the follow-up to "With Deepest Regrets," which was recorded by Jamie King (Between The Buried And Me, Glass Casket, Beloved, etc.) and released in August of 2005. The material planned for recording is Acirema's strongest material to date, showcasing an adept ability of songwriting and heartfelt, melodic intensity perhaps unrivaled throughout the east coast. The band plans to record with Jamie for their next effort after the success displayed in "With Deepest Regrets." Drummer Landon Dixon and guitarist Terry Gray formed Acirema in April of 2003 after the demise of their respective projects. Guitarist Sonny Camarro, lead vocalist David Manning, and bassman Joel Vanderbilt round out the Acirema army. The members have been influenced by the talents of many famous bands comprising many different genres, but bands such as Meshuggah, Darkest Hour, Pantera, Slayer, and Between The Buried And Me have pushed the members to strengthen themselves artistically and strive to become better writers and performers.[B] The Acirema sound is comparable to artists such as At The Gates, Between The Buried And Me, Misery Signals, and Unearth.[/B] In June and August of 2005 Acirema was able to put two winning Battle of the Bands titles under their belt, evidence of their ever-apparent artistic evolution. The wins, both resulting in cash prizes, have given the members a feeling of validation and assured them the hard work is well worth it. Acirema is working stringently to promote and sell the few remaining copies of "With Deepest Regrets" while taking the time to write new material and rebound after a few member changes. They desire to make their music available to the masses, but above all else they want audiences to share the music that is a part of their lives, a part of their dreams, and all of their hearts.[/QUOTE]

Influences
[QUOTE]Darkest Hour, Slayer, Pantera, Refused, Meshuggah, Unearth, The Black Dahlia Murder, Killswitch Engage, Nirvana, Kriss Kross, Boys To Men, Ace of Base, Salt n Peppa, All 4 1, MC Hammer, Rip Van Winkle, James Brown, Your Mom[/QUOTE]

Their influences and that bio lead me to believe that you should **** off forever.

None of their influences are really death metal...

yeah but you can't call them metalcore either because there's no metalcore sound and if i start a whole new topic everyone gets pissy

Nice, they're influenced by Your Mom. Sounds like an amazing band.

Do bands still think it's funny to list stuff like MC Hammer under influences?

Yo check out this siq band brahs:
[url]http://www.myspace.com/thetexaschainsawmascara[/url]

/old

[QUOTE=Deth;15401173]Do bands still think it's funny to list stuff like MC Hammer under influences?[/QUOTE]

What are you talking about man? I killed myself laughing at that!

yo check out I am the robots

/odd

[QUOTE=i am the robots;15401174]Yo check out this siq band brahs:
[url]http://www.myspace.com/thetexaschainsawmascara[/url]

/old[/QUOTE]
the name sounds as gay as you.

ur just not brutal enough to understand hardgore

[quote=encmetalhead;15401164]yeah but you can't call them metalcore either because there's no metalcore sound and if i start a whole new topic everyone gets pissy[/quote]
That's because your topics are consistently lame.

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i don't know if i should laugh of just leave........i'll laugh

ROFLMFAO!

I'm digging Monstrosity's Spiritual Apocalypse a lot.

It's pretty good. Not as good as Imperial Doom, but still good.

its okay

good to listen to if i just want some tightly played dumb death metal
firestorm is starting to getting annoying. i should probably take it off my mp3 playerrrfff

[QUOTE=pate;15401802]It's pretty good. Not as good as Imperial Doom, but still good.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, ID is great.

[QUOTE=pate;15401802]It's pretty good. Not as good as Imperial Doom, but still good.[/QUOTE]

anyone that honestly expects it to live up to ID is an asshole. no gobel, no greatness that can touch ID.

anyone like experiment fear? the choir invisible demo is ****ing (sic) slipknot style. damn good stuff though.
[url]http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=36448[/url]

God, will you just have your affair with Jeff Loomis and let it go plz??