Heavy Metal Thread (and Associated Genres)

Take one of the most talented guitarists/composers/producers of our generation (Adam Dutkiewicz), pair him up with a top-three metalcore vocalist (Jesse Leach), and make them stay at home for a year. Good shit happens.

You guys see the MANY sexual assault allegations made against Marilyn Manson? @Iron_Condor @garagerocker13 @aldebaran @polo77j @marine77

If the stories are true the guy deserves to have his nuts put in a vice with pressure increments imposed every 15 minutes. The allegations are mounting.

Yep. If true and provable… Good riddance.

Yikers… I mean the dude is totally weird and obviously has some issues, didn’t know that might be one of them. And I liked some of this covers, but if this turns out to be highly plausible there’s just no way I can listen to his music the same way again.

@marine77 Found a band you might want to check out. Not sure if you’re into grindcore/crust punk, but I think these guys are awesome. It’s grindcore/crust punk with black metal undertones

These guys are also pretty cool, but I’ve linked them before

(metalcore/black metal)

These guys are good too

(not sure what this is… powerviolence perhaps?). Music video is probably not appropriate to play at work

As is toxic holocaust, I rave about them and I’ve posted their content like 1000 times on here.

(thrash/black metal), this particular music video is not safe for playing within a work environment. The song has some hardcore drug references, but I think the song deters/discourages drug use as opposed to the blatant promotion seen in a lot of mainstream/contemporary music. Give this band in particular a shot alongside trap them, they release new albums regularly (actually it’s a one man band, how cool is that!)

Have some Nails and The Secret in my playlists. Thanks dude. Familiar with Primitive Man ? Christ… Ugly and heavvvvvyyyyyy

You might be the only person I’ve ever spoken to who knows nails and the secret… I’m relatively open about my music tastes, though I rarely play my music to others as people tend to think I’m a creep when they hear what I listen to. This is unfortunate, I’ve been into metal since the age of seven or so… This music certainly doesn’t reflect on my character just as listening to gangsta rap doesn’t automatically make someone a thug.

Listening to Cardi B’s WAP or 2 live crews ā€œpop that pussyā€ and singing that out loud in the college showers is fine but my music isn’t… heh… I find that WAP song irritating, it’s supposed to be empowering for women but the whole song is about condoning the objectification and hyper-sexualisation of women… Isn’t this the kind of thing a large portion of women’s rights advocates were trying to more/less put a stop to in the 1970’s? No judgement on my part, I just can’t wrap my head around how portraying oneself as overtly promiscuous is empowering.

There are plenty of mainstream contemporary hip hop songs that are highly explicit, graphically violent and condone degeneracy. I don’t see how that’s any different to (some) metal.

Yessir, I am aware of this band. Very, very harsh sound. Are you familiar with these guys

Or draconian? Nowhere near as harsh, but decent doom metal.

You Will Never Be One of Us

Ill check them out \m/

That’s a nails album isn’t it?

Hatebreed, madball, agnostic front, vitamin X and municipal waste also decent bands if you’re into that punk/hardcore scene. I think punk/hardcore tends to be favoured by a younger demographic (like early twenties), probably because the music has more existential angst within the lyrics.

There’s a scene for ā€œmetalcoreā€ in Australia, which in its purest form is heavy metal crossed with hardcore

This is a representation of what i’m talking about

Kind of an evolution from the original hardcore/crossover bands. These guys are no longer metalcore, they’ve gone ā€œnu metalā€ and it’s not very good in my opinion. I think their old stuff (as i’ve posted above) is awesome. It was what got me into more extreme subgenres of metal at the age of ten… That and cattle decapitation (grindcore??)

Actually you might like them too

I’m not sure what genre they are. Used to be goregrind, but now I think they’re like tech death/grindcore.

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It’s a NAILS song.

I used to be into old HC… Sick of it All. Agnostic. Murphy’s Law.

Still listen occasionally.

Napalm Death is my fav grind

Album and song.

For my fav grind… Rotting Christ (early) and pig destroyer, napalm death is very good though

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I loved Sick of it All growing up! I haven’t listened to them for a while and think I will play them on the way home from work.

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Check out Acid Bath

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Got on stage with them around 00 during Step Down. Good old days when everyone was totally involved in the show and energy. Now its a bunch of drones on cellphones the entire time. I miss that electric feeling in the air. The palpable tension before a Slayer show.

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Already have them in my playlist :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

What about Melvins? Do you listen to them?

Love The Melvins. Seen em live too. Been a fan since 94

I’ve seen behemoth and these guys

Live (they’ve only got one metal album, saw them live just after it came out so thats what they were playing).

Concerts aren’t big anymore here, not many bands want to come down to Aus (can you blame them…). I give it 1-2 years and we will have large scale concerts and festivals again.

I’m not particularly interested in festivals anymore aside from downloadfest, most festivals don’t play rock/metal.

That’s awesome! Can’t believe they just allowed people to climb up on the stage. Security in Aus is so stringent about that kind of stuff, you’ll be beaten and chucked out before you manage to step foot on the stage :laughing:

From an associated genre: Bone Church a heavy stoner/doom blues rock band.
Quite good - one of my ā€œfindsā€ last year:

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It was a different time. Crowd surfing. Stage diving. Slam dancing. No cell phones. Completely different atmosphere and energy.

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