Your friend is in Aevangelist? Nice! Speaking of which: members of Crowhurst, Caina and Aevangelist are writing a collab release. Can hardly wait to hear it.
He personally sent me all his music back when we were discussing releasing it on my would-be record label that didn't work out. I don't even think you can get all his albums from anywhere, but they have some truly awesome moments.
Yeah, I was there from nearly the beginning. But at a certain point, it just wasn't helpin' me anymore. There's great info there, though. Just gotta take it with your preferred quantity of salt.
Sounds kinda cheesy...but still interesting, and you can tell they're talented. But "reaches levels of production quality and musical skill previously unknown to the metal world at hand"? That's just silly.
Sounds kinda cheesy...but still interesting, and you can tell they're talented. But "reaches levels of production quality and musical skill previously unknown to the metal world at hand"? That's just silly.
It's that time of year when everyone creates a list, therefore beginning the fun and painstaking process of weeding thru them all to find out what I missed!
Not meant to be comprehensive, but some quick picks that I really enjoyed in 2015:
London by Voices - I loved this album, and as a bonus I learned that I live under a rock and didn't know about Ackercoke. Thoroughly enjoying "Words That Go Unspoken, Deeds That Go Undone" by Ackercoke at the moment, so I don't know if that adds to me ranking London higher, but doesn't hurt.
Dim and Slimeridden Kingdoms by Slugdge - If I was forced to pick one AOTY, I would probably say this record is my top ****, I mean slime. Their entire catalog is superb, hopefully available on CD someday.
Infinite Fields by Irreversible Mechanism - I eat Tech Death for breakfast, so picking a top Tech Death album is difficult for me since it's my favorite field of study, but I can certainly recommend this album without hesitation.
Autumn Eternal by Panopticon - Personally Panopticon's 2014 album "Roads to the North" was a top pick of mine last year and I think I enjoyed it more. Nevertheless, I'd like to agree with other lists and try to get as much attention as possible so he creates 13 more albums.
Qliphoth by Cloud Rat - I'm not positive I know what grindcore punk is, but I like Cloud Rat.
Nice list - I am still working on mine and hope to post it here soon (cross-posted my nominations for most infectious songs at No Clean Singing some weeks ago). Slugdge, Cattle Decap and Sulphur Aeon will be there.
Since you like Voices, you will for sure like the debut records released by Antichrist Imperium and Shrines some months ago. Same guys as in Voices and Akercocke with a very similar sound and style.
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