lol best excuse ever

fyi guys scar symmetry saved melodic death metuhl

..gawd

who is beans?

bunit9488

did i know you or something?

[QUOTE=beans;17621776]bunit9488

did i know you or something?[/QUOTE]

idk i've been here 5+ years most people in this forum know me in some way.

I was just wondering who you were before beans

righto

I want Obscura to be re-recorded with John Tardy doing vocals, then it would be the best DM album ever

The vocals on Obscura rule, John Tardy's alright I guess.

[QUOTE=witchxrapist;17621899]The vocals on Obscura rule, John Tardy's alright I guess.[/QUOTE]

are you a new name or something

[QUOTE=witchxrapist;17621899]The vocals on Obscura rule, John Tardy's alright I guess.[/QUOTE]

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[quote=Stevie;17621901]are you a new name or something[/quote]
its mappyu

dropping knowledge

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guitarz

just like cryptopsy

holy crap that ANUS place puts my deeds of flesh - ita review to shame!

[quote]Mocking and mirroring the schizophrenic approach of a society of deceptive objectivity overlaid on a complex system of natural processes and balances, the riff-salad songs of Deeds of Flesh assemble intricacy from the underlying connections of sublime structures within a barrage of ever-changing rhythm and variations of associated musical components. The most extraordinary fusion of this release is the integration of the styles of death metal that emerged after conventional songwriting, involving an interplay between vocal cadence and seemingly erratic staccato variance rhythms, with the ambitious outlay of rhythmic fluidity that marked early 80s death metal. As clearly as one hears Suffocation in this release one hears also the influence of works by Slayer and Death.

Where vocals in death metal contribute, they become significant in the development of song structure and theory, which in the case of Deeds of Flesh is a definitive addition to the craft exhibited by their ever-shifting mosaic of riffage. Gutteral booms interlaced with high-end shrieking institute both foreshadowing of rhythm and melodic integration with what elements of this highly atonal release can be described as melodic: structure based on the continuance of tonal development rather than harmonic layering. And of course the feast of endurance drumming we have come to expect is here, augmented by a delight in precision highlights with high hat and cymbals that invokes multiple traditions throughout metal and grindcore.

Although at first approach a seemingly incomprehensible barrage of divergent riffs, this music evolves in listener understanding as it is memorized so that the individual voices behind each viewpoint in a collection of fragmented riffs can speak. There is a thundering buffeting assault, a mocking light and savage ballet touch, and a gleeful, lifelike voice that speak from the sonic collage as well as the traditions and theories of death metal integrated in a wide range of structures. Instrumentalism is much improved over previous releases, and with a newer understanding of the complexity they wield and its simplicity in juncture, Deeds of Flesh stand poised to contribute significant epics to the death metal world. [/quote]

just had a lingol @ their mark of the legion review:

[quote]Often careless or offhandedly direct in its use of transition and tone center, this album like the other recent offerings of Deeds of Flesh is an ancient computer punchcard encoding the grimoire of exhalted evil in silences and blasts, interrupting itself to parenthetically issue the code which then generates its themes in riff progressions that seem random until the themes of the song are clear and its conflict resolved.[/quote]

I seriously wanna kick that reviewer in the teeth.

riff-salad

Dude who wrote that review is trying way too hard.

wonder what kind of dressing he likes

[QUOTE=beans;17621986]wonder what kind of dressing he likes[/QUOTE]

Diarrhea!

[quote]undulating within a percussive rhythm section and abrupt, instantaneous arachnoid motion in textures of riff creation. Guttural vocals boom through hollowed sections of the carcass of humanity as intricate voices of guitar and percussion layer ideas which ferment and erupt as colliding themes which will cycle through a mating ritual of nothingness and infinity before recycling themselves in finality. A vigilant sense of space and time as setting for a narrative of gurgling, volatile music anchors this work while its playfulness in texture expands it. [/quote]

mating ritual of nothingness and infinity

I hope whoever wrote that dies.

before recycling themselves in finality.

that doesnt make any sense

[QUOTE=beans;17622009]before recycling themselves in finality.

that doesnt make any sense[/QUOTE]

It doesn't have to, it's deep and profound.

lol

spinnin some Vital Remains right now
haven't heard them in a while
so far im enjoying myself

let me know if you still feel the same when whatever song you're on ends ten minutes and two riffs from now

lol the song wasnt that long
but i know what you mean

opinions on Sugathor?

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;17622543]opinions on Sugathor?[/QUOTE]
Slugathor? i haven't listened to them yet but they're on my list. they're finnish so i'm expecting it to be good.

Yeah, slugathor, my bad. i think they're pretty good. Haven't been listening to much DM lately and I just found them

Think Condemned To Obscurity has the coolest piano intro ever

it can on my iPod while I was doing brutal leg presses in the gym and was like yesssss

Slugathor rule

[QUOTE=Anthracks;17622002]mating ritual of nothingness and infinity[/QUOTE]

looool



slugathor rule, have only heard the new one though (rules)

[QUOTE=Tyr;14889096]About half of those bands are DM.[/QUOTE]

Yeah.

To my mind, the only DM is the old school.

* Incantation
* Deicide
* Morbid Angel
* Suffocation
* Malevolent Creation
* Massacra
* Demigod
* Amorphis
* Therion
* Carnage
* At the Gates

The newer stuff sounds like hardcore with death riffs, fjucking boring.

Good opinion and nice list, dude.

incantation

Yeah, good list. I was listening to Massacra last night and thinking how underrated they are.

why no Death or Gorguts or Pestilence?

anyone ever check out the rigor mortis (old immolation) material?

[QUOTE]* At the Gates[/QUOTE]

not DM