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redbear12 said:Thanks for the tip on Diamand Galas, but honestly, looking at that album title alone makes me want to skip it entirely. I'm just not feeling it. 😲
She’s a stunning musician—deeply emotional, and her songwriting is honestly top-tier. If she were just a little younger, I’d have to admit she’s right up my alley in terms of a total obsession. 😁
There’s a growing crowd out there convinced we're staring down the barrel of Armageddon any day now
Mark Cruz15 said:Satan is nothing more than a pale imitation of Allin's GG. Give them a shot if you want, but if you don't find it repulsive, you'll be eating Satan for breakfast.
Yeah, GG definitely had some pretty revolting performances back in the day. In the end, though, it all caught up to him and he met a pretty grim end.
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- Crusher Destroyer
- March Of The Fire Ants
- Where Strides The Behemoth
- Workhorse
- Ol'e Nessie
- Burning Man
- Trainwreck
- Trampled Under Hoof
- Trilobite
- Mother Puncher
- Elephant Man
These are my favorites from them. Figured I'd throw some heavy hitters into the mix. 👍
Italian is basically a language meant for singing!
Our lady of the electric light
The whole concept of liberal equality has taken over everything—this idea that we’re all equally valuable, equally smart, and everyone deserves a win. If I have to endure this nonsense for just one more week, I might lose my mind, because otherwise, there's just no point to any of this. 😁
We seriously need to come up with some kind of voting and review system to filter out the noise and vet the people participating.
Sandra Clark88 said:Ved Buens Ende - Written in Waters (1995)
1. I Sang for the Swans
2. You, That May Wither
3. It's Magic
4. Den Saakaldte
5. Carrier of Wounds
6. Coiled in Wings
7. Autumn Leaves
8. Remembrance of Things Past
9. To Swarm Deserted Away
Ved Buens Ende - Written in Waters
It’s pretty obvious to me who Deathspell Omega and later Blut Aus Nord actually lifted their influence from. They basically stole my sound.👍
The fire cult that exists past the edge of forever
Deftones - Ohms
I’m actually really digging this new album.
Boris - Amplifier Worship
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1. Huge
2. Ganbou-Ki
3. Hama
4. Kuruimizu
5. Vomitself
wiredmason61 said:haha, my first thought was this. 🕺 And honestly, what's with all this heavy-handed religious imagery from those Greek bands?! 😲
You see a lot of those Satanic metal outfits coming out of the Orthodox circles in Greece. They aren't bad musicians, not by a long shot, but I've always found that whole aesthetic to be pretty juvenile. 👍
Hibernaculum
Look, even Slow Burn & Quote isn't half bad if you think about it. 😁
Whatever you do, don't click 👍
Sandra Clark88 said:I'm probably not the only one; I always mix them up with a few other bands that start with "My," and I constantly forget to actually give them a listen.
I was actually planning on voting for them too, but the whole thing completely slipped my mind. Even if I hadn't, I ended up casting my vote for Borghesia anyway, so the outcome would've been the same. I guess it just wasn't meant to be... 🤣
Out of all those "My" bands, My Dying Bride is the best in my book. 👍Maybe they could suggest them for the next vote!
Honestly, I’d take pure logic and total chaos over anything else any day—it’s the only way to find a path toward the sun, but hey, I guess I can get behind this one too.👍