[QUOTE=Moon Flavor;17814131]As far as your first paragraph goes

check out [B]Mutiny On the Bounty[/B] they ****ing rule. And also I think you might enjoy some Monarcs.

I don't work out, or even move much, so I can't help you with the other request[/QUOTE]

awesome awesome awesome

backing this band

recs for modern melodeath similar to Black Dahlia/scar sym?

Good lo-fi like Phil Evrum, John Frusciante's stuff, have a nice life, afterlives, UNPOC, etc. please.

[QUOTE=P13;17815247]Good lo-fi like Phil Evrum, John Frusciante's stuff, have a nice life, afterlives, UNPOC, etc. please.[/QUOTE]

the magnetic fields - 69 love songs

[QUOTE=SlightlyEpic;17814434]awesome awesome awesome

backing this band[/QUOTE]

I got them from your blog <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 :)

such a good band

Recommend me a Moonsorrow album that is similarly goddamn amazing as [i]Verisäkeet[/i], please. :)

k **** it what are like the most essential neofolk albums?

Current 93 - Thunder Perfect Mind
Rome - Discography
Death in June & Boyd Rice - Scorpion Wind
Death in June - But, What Ends When the Symbols Shatter?
Tenhi - Kauan

I'm sure people will add a lot more. But the obvious ones are these I guess.

Yeah

Fire+Ice - Birdking is pretty amazing too

Doobstap recondashins
 

Yo diggles my homedog posted dis dubstep **** on facebook:

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1acPYhOpUoU[/url]

And I quite dig it... considering the only dubstep I'd heard before was that Burial album tbh I thought it sucked well it didn't suck but it just wasn't for me.

So guys, recommend me some dubstep with like the coolest beats and the biggest wobbliest bass possible.

Also, moderator Wish, please don't post a list of 5,000 artists. I just want a few recommendations to start me off.

Benga - Diary of an Afro Warrior

[QUOTE=Txus;17818411]Benga - Diary of an Afro Warrior[/QUOTE]

gratzi just d/l about to checkity check it

Dubstep:

Silkie - City Limits vol.1
Skream - Skream!
Pulshar - Brotherhood
Joy Orbison - The Shrew EP

Good for starters.

[QUOTE=Ventriloquist;17818954]Dubstep:

Silkie - City Limits vol.1
Skream - Skream!
Pulshar - Brotherhood
Joy Orbison - The Shrew EP

Good for starters.[/QUOTE]

Thank you do all of those have extreme wobble?

That Silkie album is so goooood

[QUOTE=Moon Flavor;17818979]Thank you do all of those have extreme wobble?[/QUOTE]

Pulshar doesn't have any wobbling. They sound a bit like Burial. Silkie has mad wobbles.

Alright I'm looking forward to Silkie then. I'll get the rest too though

If you are into wobbles check Rusko - Babylon Volume 1. I don't like him a lot but maybe you'll like.

[QUOTE=Ventriloquist;17819025]If you are into wobbles check Rusko - Babylon Volume 1. I don't like him a lot but maybe you'll like.[/QUOTE]

Well idk I like the wobbles I guess but I'd never heard dubstep until today so idk. I'll probably get sick of wobbles to some extent. But I'll check it

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17816952]k **** it what are like the most essential neofolk albums?[/QUOTE]

apart from what has already been mentioned get Death In June's [I]Brown Book[/I] and Current 93's[I] Swastikas For Goddy[/I]

[quote=Jaundice;17816952]k **** it what are like the most essential neofolk albums?[/quote]
Darkwood: [I]Notwendfeuer


[/I]In Gowan Ring: [I]Hazel Steps through a weathered home [/I]

(some people will argue that IGR aren't "traditional neo-folk" but who cares)


Andrew King: [I]The bitter harvest [/I]


Colt of Youth: [I]A Stick to Bind, A Seed to Grow[/I]


Die Weisse Rose: A martyrium of white roses


Espers: [I]Espers[/I]


Forseti: [I]Windzeit[/I]


Leger Des Heils: [I]Memoria [/I]


Jännerwein:[I] Abendläuten[/I]


Les Joyaux De La Princesse: [I]Absinthe Taetra[/I]


Nebelung: Vigil


Of the wand and the moon: [I]Sonnenheim[/I]


Pamela Wyn Shannon: [I]Courting Autumn [/I]


Sol Invictus: [I]Sol Veritas Lux[/I]


Sonne Hagal: [I]Helfahrt [/I]


Strength through joy: [I]The force of truth and lies[/I]


Sturmpercht: [I]Stürm Ins Leben Wild Hinein![/I]


If you want some controversial stuff:


Frank Rennicke: [I]Deutsche Freiheitslieder 1848.[/I]


He's a bit of a hard-line nationalist that spent 17 months in jail for some controversial lyrics. The album recounts the German revolution. Regardless of his views, he makes some pretty good folk/acoustic music.

cool, i'll try to give all these a shot

So I feel like I should get into Bolt Thrower. Where should I start?

Anywhere would be fine, my fav is Those Once Loyal.

Will check that one out.

Thanks man.

I think [I]Realm of Chaos[/I] is a solid introduction, it's full of riff.

realm of chaos, war master, the ivth crusade, for victory, and those once loyal are all DM of the highest caliber

realm of chaos and those once loyal

get more if you like those

Meh, going through the slump
 

I have a billion bands in my collection, and I like all genres, but I'm hoping for some "hard ****" (i refuse to try to specify a genre because that leads to a pissing match). Anyway, stuff like:

Dance Gavin Dance
Devil Wears Prada
Norma Jean
BlessTheFall
Brand New (Daisy)

I'm a fan of non-super-cliche lyrics, clean vocals followed by screams/growls, and quick changes in the music (la la la BAM!).

I hate coming to this board because I usually just get flamed for those bands, but meh, maybe somebody just listens to music for enjoyment.

[QUOTE=arlowf;17823968]I have a billion bands in my collection, and I like all genres, but I'm hoping for some "hard ****" (i refuse to try to specify a genre because that leads to a pissing match). Anyway, stuff like:

Dance Gavin Dance
Devil Wears Prada
Norma Jean
BlessTheFall
Brand New (Daisy)

I'm a fan of non-super-cliche lyrics, clean vocals followed by screams/growls, and quick changes in the music (la la la BAM!).

I hate coming to this board because I usually just get flamed for those bands, but meh, maybe somebody just listens to music for enjoyment.[/QUOTE]

Okay so I found:
The number twelve looks like you
Inhale Exhale
Emarosa
Lower Definition

Anybody like any of these bands?