\m/ lines metalheads \m/

#141

This album really grew on me, might be a contender for AOTY

#142

Didnā€™t see anyone mention Electric Wizard this is my fave track of theirs:

#143

New find that Iā€™ve been digging into over the weekend so far.

#144

Sun Worship just released a live recording from Roadburn.

#145

Have been into Rivers of Nihil this last week.
These two albums are outstanding.

#146

anything else like this?

#147

One of my favorite metal releases of the year. Some of those riffs are so cerebral yet so visceral.

#148

Well, theyā€™ve put out like 10,000 demos, so thereā€™s always more from the source. But stuff like Black Cilice and Xasthur (before he went neofolk) have some of that same depressive black metal vibe.

#149

The best depressive black metal album IMHO

#150

@ht73, also

less lo-fi and depressive, but this is probably my favorite black metal album

#151

my random olde find of the day (via some rateyourmusic list of ā€˜weird metalā€™ or something) TIMEGHOUL

#152

the Xasthur in particularā€¦ thank you!!!

#153

Even if youā€™re not in NYC (Iā€™m not) consider supporting in a modest way, anti-NAZI metal festival

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/18539637/black-flags-over-brooklyn-2019/description

#154

Had this thing on repeat for the past couple of days.
I think my proggy past and preference for epically long songs is showing.

#155

Did someone say ā€œElectric Wizardā€?


This one makes my eyes roll back in my head every time I listen.

Also, while not necessarily ā€œmetalā€, did anyone dig on Dead Meadow? Great live band. Havenā€™t heard much from them in the last few years, seems like theyā€™re still going!
This one has one of my favouritest hypno-riffs ever:

#156

Jinjr - this lady has the most amazing voice.

#158

I mostly listen to metal found via youtube comments, definite poser :smiley:

#159

new TF record coming in hot. guitar tone on this is just silly great.

#160

Iā€™ve been revisiting some favourites from 30 years ago recently.

#161

I went to see Converge and Neurosis play in Shibuya, Tokyo last night. Converge were great fun, and their stand-in drummer did a great job, but Neurosis took things to another level. Beautifully interspersed ambient electronics, thunderous drums and monolithic riffs. Their bassist has one of the hardest hitting voices Iā€™ve ever heard, almost percussive in its intensity.