I'e never got round to listening to Protest the Hero, any reccomendations of where to start? I've only recently started properly listening to The Black Dahlia Murder. I'm enjoying Nocturnal, it's just so heavy.bmf185 said:Between the Buried and Me and Protest the Hero - (recent) progressive metal at its finest
The Black Dahlia Murder - the best that "melodic death metal" or whatever you want to call it has to offer. I love the way that Trevor (the vocalist) always looks overjoyed to be doing what he is doing.
Misery Index - for when it absolutely has to be death metal in my ears
I find that these four bands can get me through whatever metal fix I may need. I apologize for not reading the rest of the thread and just spouting things. Carry on.
I'd advise you to pick up their latest album Fortress. It was near the top of my top ten list for 2008. Some of the riffs and time signatures are just beyond crazy.Rusty Bucket said:I'e never got round to listening to Protest the Hero, any reccomendations of where to start? I've only recently started properly listening to The Black Dahlia Murder. I'm enjoying Nocturnal, it's just so heavy.bmf185 said:Between the Buried and Me and Protest the Hero - (recent) progressive metal at its finest
The Black Dahlia Murder - the best that "melodic death metal" or whatever you want to call it has to offer. I love the way that Trevor (the vocalist) always looks overjoyed to be doing what he is doing.
Misery Index - for when it absolutely has to be death metal in my ears
I find that these four bands can get me through whatever metal fix I may need. I apologize for not reading the rest of the thread and just spouting things. Carry on.
For Protest the Hero, my recommendation would be their first album mate. It's called Kezia. Check out the tracks Blindfolds Aside and Heretics Aside. They have a very distinct style. Very weedly weedly, but not in an old school cheesy way. They are odd, but damn good.Rusty Bucket said:I'e never got round to listening to Protest the Hero, any reccomendations of where to start? I've only recently started properly listening to The Black Dahlia Murder. I'm enjoying Nocturnal, it's just so heavy.bmf185 said:Between the Buried and Me and Protest the Hero - (recent) progressive metal at its finest
The Black Dahlia Murder - the best that "melodic death metal" or whatever you want to call it has to offer. I love the way that Trevor (the vocalist) always looks overjoyed to be doing what he is doing.
Misery Index - for when it absolutely has to be death metal in my ears
I find that these four bands can get me through whatever metal fix I may need. I apologize for not reading the rest of the thread and just spouting things. Carry on.
nortt are awesomespeedcoreXdandy said:I generaly only like slow metal. Electric Wizard, Nortt, Evoken, that sort of stuff. Oh and Converge but metalheads seem to dislike metalcore.
Indeed I do. It's nice when you need some "light" Death Metal, in the sense that it is easy to lsiten to, and not very complicated.Frank_Sinatra_ said:Does anyone here listen to Dethklok?
I love the melodies in their songs.
Top 3: Bloodrocuted
Awaken
The Lost Vikings
That can never be done to death.Zeeky_Santos said:i guess this is done to death but --METALLICA RULES
I think it can. Well, each to his own, but I don't really find metallica that great. Which is why the seemingly unending praise for them seems odd and tired to me.Frank_Sinatra_ said:That can never be done to death.Zeeky_Santos said:i guess this is done to death but --METALLICA RULES
That my friend is what I like to call "noob metal"luvS2Spooge said:DETHKLOK
metallica
dragonforce