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krankyiuys

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True that, lets not let it die, but I think we need to get excited about a new Metal release... Anyone got suggestions?

On a related topic this tuesday I go see Children and Amon Amarth in Vancouver wooo! thats gonna be cool.

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Lucky ******!! I badly want to see Amon Amarth - shame I left Canada just before they arrived :cry:

As for album recommendations:

1349 - Hellfire (Black Metal)

Vinterriket - any album they've made!!! (Dark Ambient)

Lykathea Aflame - Elvenfris (Symphonic Death/Progressive Metal)

In fact just check my metal site out, I review a fair amount each month and I'm sure you'll find some ideas for albums on there ;)

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Lucky ******!! I badly want to see Amon Amarth - shame I left Canada just before they arrived  :cry:

As for album recommendations:

1349 - Hellfire (Black Metal)

Vinterriket - any album they've made!!! (Dark Ambient)

Lykathea Aflame - Elvenfris (Symphonic Death/Progressive Metal)

In fact just check my metal site out, I review a fair amount each month and I'm sure you'll find some ideas for albums on there  ;)

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You have some nice reviews on there :woot:

Some nice reads. :D

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Jon

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We went to see Inflames with Motorhead the other night, quite a drive there and back, and I had work the next morning which combined with a stomping 10 day old headache meant I left right after inflames, and didn't see motorhead. Felt kinda disrespectful, but at the end of the day I'm just not into them.

Inflames were great, well worth the money + trip. I can't wait for Come Clarity, I've heard only *very very* good things so far!!!

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krankyiuys

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You have some nice reviews on there

Some nice reads.

Thanks!

Inflames were great, well worth the money + trip. I can't wait for Come Clarity, I've heard only *very very* good things so far!!!

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I have a review for the new In Flames album here if you're interested:

In Flames Come Clarity Review

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illicit

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Lucky ******!! I badly want to see Amon Amarth - shame I left Canada just before they arrived  :cry:

As for album recommendations:

1349 - Hellfire (Black Metal)

Vinterriket - any album they've made!!! (Dark Ambient)

Lykathea Aflame - Elvenfris (Symphonic Death/Progressive Metal)

In fact just check my metal site out, I review a fair amount each month and I'm sure you'll find some ideas for albums on there  ;)

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Nice site... there are some pretty nice reviews.

I will need to check out some of those album recommendations.

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I love Dimmu Borgir and I wasn't too happy with the re-recording of Stormblast. I guess I got used to the "new" Dimmu. And In Flames' new album is pretty good. I haven't quite got my teeth really sunk into it, yet. I'm sure the more I listen to it the more I'll like it.

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El_Hotsausage

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Found a great Death Metal band named Psycroptic (http://www.metal-archives.com/). Really good technical Death. Also I've been listening to a lot of Iniquity (Death Metal from Denmark) which is also good stuff. And lastly, Crowpath. Spazzy/Technical Metal from Willowtip (really awesome stuff).

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Found a great Death Metal band named Psycroptic (http://www.metal-archives.com/). Really good technical Death. Also I've been listening to a lot of Iniquity (Death Metal from Denmark) which is also good stuff. And lastly, Crowpath. Spazzy/Technical Metal from Willowtip (really awesome stuff).

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I've been listening to Psycroptic for over a year, and I agree. They're an excellent tech-death outfit, and definitely one of the best Aussie bands out there. If you haven't, try to score a copy of their self-released first album, Isle of Disenchantment. It's not quite as good as their first label album The Sceptre of the Ancients, but very good for an independent release.

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If you try In Flames, listen to their older stuff... the newer stuff isnt that good. I suggest anything from Reroute to Remain and before that.

Colony was one of their worst albums..very nu-metal type stuff. New album is much heavier :devil:

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El_Hotsausage

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I've been listening to Psycroptic for over a year, and I agree. They're an excellent tech-death outfit, and definitely one of the best Aussie bands out there. If you haven't, try to score a copy of their self-released first album, Isle of Disenchantment. It's not quite as good as their first label album The Sceptre of the Ancients, but very good for an independent release.

yep, I have both those albums. Recently discovered Solitude Aeturnus which is a killer heavy/doom metal band from Texas. I'd heard of them before but never really listened to them until now. Amazing music with some killer vocals. Also been listening to a lot of Neuraxis, and I can definitely say this is some of the best if not the best current death metal out there. Great technicallity and musicianship from these guys. Both bands highly recommended.

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krankyiuys

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On topic: Lately I've been listening to Chimaira's selftitled, it rawks, lol. Can someone recommend me some other Chimaira stuff... Or similar trash/metalcore bands? Thx.

Check out Bleeding Through, I have a review for their new album up here:

Bleeding Through - The Truth @ Astrofaes Metal Domain

It's definitely their best album to date - highly recommended to fans of melodic deathcore (Unearth, As I Lay Dying, Darkest Hour etc.)

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Syanide

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Check out Bleeding Through, I have a review for their new album up here:

Bleeding Through - The Truth @ Astrofaes Metal Domain

It's definitely their best album to date - highly recommended to fans of melodic deathcore (Unearth, As I Lay Dying, Darkest Hour etc.)

Thanks, I was planning to check it anyway, now I definitely will.

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wing.

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:D Went and seen lamb of god last night.

Agony scene and to my surprise devildriver was the support as well :o !

I went crowd surfing during end of the line by dd and big Dez the ###### took my hand lol pulled me and this nearly made me land on my head like this > :rofl: :laugh: was an awesome gig.

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:D Went and seen lamb of god last night.

Agony scene and to my surprise devildriver was the support as well :o !

I went crowd surfing during end of the line by dd and big Dez the ###### took my hand lol pulled me and this nearly made me land on my head like this > :rofl: :laugh: was an awesome gig.

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Cool man seems you had a good time :woot: :devil:

I only have to wait till tomorrow night then i'm off to see Lamb of god :D :D

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wing.

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Cool man seems you had a good time :woot: :devil:

I only have to wait till tomorrow night then i'm off to see Lamb of god :D :D

it really is awesome when l.o.g. come to scotland "act like the warriors you are *bleeper's*" :| never ever jump in a wall of death in scotland i mean we came up with that have you ever seen braveheart for example :D lol :laugh: :rofl:

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it really is awesome when l.o.g. come to scotland "act like the warriors you are *bleeper's*" :| never ever jump in a wall of death in scotland i mean we came up with that have you ever seen braveheart for example :D lol :laugh: :rofl:

LOL

I will do the wall of death if they still doing it :devil:

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