Music Alchemist
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I HAVE THAT and its on my list of 20 thousand to play-it gets excellent review
I would have sworn you went through Limbonic Art's stuff by now.
I HAVE THAT and its on my list of 20 thousand to play-it gets excellent review
I would have sworn you went through Limbonic Art's stuff by now.
i have the first 1-unopened
listening to second now
http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Limbonic_Art/In_Abhorrence_Dementia/2250
Something low and slow for y'all to enjoy
https://twinearthrecords.bandcamp.com/album/haunted
Reminds me a bit of Windhand, and thats good
If you haven't heard Rotting Christ's discography, it's worth hearing, especially Sanctus Diavolos, Theogonia, and Khronos.
Since you apparently like Vocaloid, check this out!
Rotting Christ stopped sounding like people who make black metal in an abandoned shack in the forest to people who make black metal in a nice studio with their baby and wife while they're on vacation in the summer. I am a fan of vocaloid, mitchie m, ryo, livetune, doriko, and this compilation called "best impacts" make my favorite albums. I'd like to find more good vocaloid. I tend to like really cute, pretty, poppy vocaloid, ironically exactly the opposite of my disposition towards metal.
Remastered "more dynamic" vinyl edition of Abigor's Quintessence compilation coming next month. Digital version available now as a bonus.
Where is the announcement that this is a more "dynamic" version?
http://abigor.at/site/news.php
You can listen to it via the Bandcamp link/stream I provided. Like I said, it sounds better than the original CD, if you've heard it.
(And for those who may misinterpret me, I am referring to the 2012 Quintessence CD, which is a partial rerecording of their 1999 album Channeling The Quintessence Of Satan.)