Topic: Music you've been digging lately

[Holy Diver]

Damn, Mirror Saw is fucking awesome. Not sold on KMFDM but I'll give 'em a chance. Thanks dude!

[JR]

So Cancerslug is very hit/miss with me, but damn, their songs that I like, I really, REALLY like:


The lyrics are nihilistic and I wouldn't even disagree if someone called them juvenile. But I can relate with the "fed up with everything" attitude this song has. And I just really dig Alex Story's voice. He made the only werewolf song (Shapeshift) I can remember that sounds absolutely chilling.

[Abnormal Freak]

Damn, Mirror Saw is fucking awesome.

I recommend SP's Too Dark Park and Last Rights albums. They both have a similarly dense sound, TDP being more accessible while LR goes into some pretty weird territory.

[Holy Diver]

I've found these guys lately, they're prog/tech death, although a bit more grounded. Think more like later Death and early Cynic stuff rather than say Obscura and other similiar wanky tech death bands. While I'm not into all of their stuff atm, these two songs are really doing it for me, especially The Stranger, it's kinda uplifting in a way:



This thing here arguably drags on a wee bit(by which I mean it could be like 5 mins shorter and it wouldn't hurt the song, quite the opposite), but I can manage, as it's a rather calming song:


It's fucking Dio. Nuff said:

[Abnormal Freak]

Speaking of Cynic, these guys kinda remind me of 'em and they are tiiiiight.

[Gunlord]

The Last Spell is a GREAT game on Steam and its OST is SOOOOO GOOD. The composer, The Algorithm, would do a great job for a Bloodstained game IMO:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDCG0hVf5JI

[Abnormal Freak]

Oh cack, that Inanna upload sounds like balls. Best to listen to it on Bandcamp if anybody does check it out.

https://inannametal.bandcamp.com/track/ancestral-raging-tides

[Abnormal Freak]

The new Fear Factory's sounding delicious (haven't heard anything of theirs since Obsolete), ordered a CD copy on the strength of the first two tracks. Hope the rest doesn't disappoint. Sucks I couldn't just walk into a Target or Best Buy to buy it.



Apparently this is the last album to have Burton C. Bell. Le suq.

[X]

Been enjoying this song from the Breakfast Club.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeMHC7Ih8wg

[Holy Diver]

The new Fear Factory's sounding delicious (haven't heard anything of theirs since Obsolete), ordered a CD copy on the strength of the first two tracks. Hope the rest doesn't disappoint. Sucks I couldn't just walk into a Target or Best Buy to buy it.



Apparently this is the last album to have Burton C. Bell. Le suq.

Could give it a spin. Last time I gave them a shot was when I still couldn't apreciate more extreme forms of metal. To be fair I still can't get into more brutal forms of death metal and grind but I can say with certainty that I won't pussy out from just hearing the vocals this time around.

[Inccubus]

Lately I've been listening to a lot of techno/trance.
Mostly Deemphasis which I discovered when someone posted a video of a custom oversized Ravage figure made from a real VHS tape.

This sparked a quest to rediscover a trance song from a random-ass compilation CD I had back in the late 90's.
The only thing I remember about the song is that it was slow paced and reminded me of the ending of Silent Hill 2 due to the lyrics/sound bites it used.
It repeats in a lowish male voice "It's hot in here. The walls are burning."

I don't suppose anyone recognizes a song like that?

[JR]

Been listening to some punk stuff lately:



I guess these guys are all from various metal bands. Yep, I believe it.



I really like the sound they get out of the guitar. Kind of reminds me of the sound from Samhain's third album.

[Flame]

Gonna raise the dead since I'm not sure this needs it's own topic etc.

My dad pulled out a trove of records he brought home from work years ago but forgot about and never looked at.
So we've been going through em, and among the jazz and such, there were these neat German gothic organ music records.



I couldn't find the exact one on  YouTube, but this is a close one: must be a different volume.

[Belmontoya]

Very cool find dude! Love the cover on that too.

I've been writing a lot on organ lately and this stuff is right down my alley right now.

Thanks for sharing!

[Lumi Kløvstad]

Don't know if it qualifies as "digging" the music but I've just been zoning out to all five volumes of Kitaro's "Sacred Journey of Ku-Kai" today.