seriously

It's really good but I haven't thought about where it stands as far as ranking this decade goes. I'll have to come up with a list.[quote]seriously[/quote]I somehow doubt you've heard it.

yeah its not core enough for me

[QUOTE=Cirith Ungol;16000179]the god that never was isnt that good[/QUOTE]

fail

please return to fellating your pals on the review site

the ultimate melodic death metal ritualistic onslaugh dual lead melodies brought to you by blinded colony are startlingly sick and therefore the most unique sounding awesomtrocity to grace the so generic deaht metal scene

[QUOTE=i am the robots;16000219]the ultimate melodic death metal ritualistic onslaugh dual lead melodies brought to you by blinded colony are startlingly sick and therefore the most unique sounding awesomtrocity to grace the so generic deaht metal scene[/QUOTE]

what

Is the death heads thread always like this? lol

for the most part

Not until recently.

guys DISMEMBER guys

[QUOTE=Cirith Ungol;16000271]guys DISMEMBER guys[/QUOTE]

who is this guy?

Eliminator

u guys ever heard the black dahlia murder

Like An Everflowing Stream c/o ANUS.COM: Vast openings peel away levels of song and reduce simple concepts to epic importance, having ritual placement within the essence of a song. The composition of each riff takes the stream of logic that power chords provide and breaks it into rhythmic components of demise, each taking the scale apart or blasting it out in a rhythm to bend its shape: conformity of the basic to a larger and aesthetically different idea, a rearrangement toward an apocalypse where the patterns of life with be dissassembled in destruction and then the pieces recontextualized with new functions in a darker universe.

Differences in tonal motion within the chords are purely a matter of relative direction, the vectors of the syncopated motion of life put into similar patterns in energetic, vitalizing, aggressive music of survival in a postapocalyptic herd. In grim championship of destruction Dismember delight in switching their rhythms from simple walk-beats supporting informative ragged chants of verse to blasting racetrack demonisms and then closing on a blast; solos are sometimes scissoring streams of chords overlaid in somewhat chaotic arrangements creating simple melody in the mysterious harmony and yet wistful dissonance, drifting into a potential-less twist of a note, gesturing toward a direction unfound before the closure of despair.

Emerging from the past toward a future of potential design this music is a hybrid of heavy metal angst and death metal practicality and emotion, forming from explosively collisive chord structures an inner beauty and sonority through the harmonizing affinity of distorted sound shaped into melody. As a result, this music has in itself an elusive passage of transcendence in which it is forever from the mud reaching toward the stars.

i bet shadows writes for that site

oh myt go d the lenthe of thast and lagnueag iused is eimmnesly awesome good job

Vehemence slayed, you guys. Better than ever. They even played a couple new songs...but I think some of the Abigail Williams influence is creeping over into Vehemence lol. It was killer though, even though all the other bands sucked *** (except Defied; they were ok) and the place was ****ing packed.

Abigail Williams is so unbelievably bad.

[QUOTE=Somatic;16000391]Vehemence slayed, you guys. Better than ever. They even played a couple new songs...but I think some of the Abigail Williams influence is creeping over into Vehemence lol. It was killer though, even though all the other bands sucked *** (except Defied; they were ok) and the place was ****ing packed.[/QUOTE]

Did they have Northern hyperblasts?

[url]http://tinyurl.com/3dynyz[/url]

dang let it go for christs sake...

[url]http://www.sputnikmusic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=236251[/url]

That thread will show you how far this forum has gone in 3 years. Jesus.

:lol:

Hahahaha BRA is just as much of an idiot now as he was before.

[QUOTE=Deth;16000889][url]http://www.sputnikmusic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=236251[/url]

That thread will show you how far this forum has gone in 3 years. Jesus.[/QUOTE]

"and what would riegn you as king F****** know it all? what credibility do you have? I work in the industry, dude"

OWNT.

LOL.

no. death metal refers to super-hardcore such as unearth, lamb of god, chimaira, etc. Youll notice dimmu cradle etc all have the same general sound, but its far different from unearth, etc. They are black metal

Those BRA posts are some of the best I have ever read.

lololololol

Armor O'Malley seemed like a cool guy. Of course, I never knew him but I think he'd fit right in nowadays.

lol @ BRA

The best part is that he's serious.

[quote=BRA]And by the way, Venom is just a rebuilt cradle of filth. in 1994, half the members of cradle left and joined what was left of venom. The new lineup of cradle was smart-they reinvented the sound, leaving the new venom( with 3 former cradle members) to regurgitate the same ****.[/quote]

rofl