[Redcarmoose]

 
 
 
 
 
 
One last one.

 

[wrathzombie]

WAILIN STORMS "One Foot in the Flesh Grave"

by Wailin Storms

 


 
   

	Don’t Forget the Sun 00:00 / 05:37

1. Digital Album

    
   

	1.​	Don’t Forget the Sun 05:37		​
	2.​	Ribcage Fireplace 04:05		​
	3.​	Mystery Girl 02:39		​
	4.​	Walk 05:26		​
	5.​	Lost 04:44		​
	6.​	Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board04:31		​
	7.​	German Fur Tails 05:40		​

 

[campj]

Dude, this is really good. I don't know why I waited to listen to it. Profound Lore knows what's up!

 

[Alexander666]

Hi Redcarmoose!
Topher from Grave Rat here. We loved your review! We seriously appreciate the thorough review and would like to send you some stuff! Will you please send us a private message on our band page at www.facebook.com/graverat. Just tell us who you are and we'll get some stickers and a CD your way! Thanks! We'll keep on pickin' n grinnin' for great fans like you!
-Topher

 

[Trogdor]

24-bit HDR vinyl master available on Bandcamp. Awesome sauce.

 

[Trogdor]

Dude, this is really good. I don't know why I waited to listen to it. Profound Lore knows what's up!

Very awesome. Ironically, I'm writing my review now actually (I saw this and was like YES!).

 

[Kirnupiima]

24-bit HDR vinyl master available on Bandcamp. Awesome sauce.

Oh yes! This is so much better on vinyl than the mp3 download that came with it. You guys should have a taste of this too! Rooting for the Finns a bit here, ofc.

 

[vipervick]

Ok metal heads, I need your help. I love my M-Duo's for earbuds, but their structural design is flawed. Where the cord enters the earbud cavity is reinforced by a rubber grommet. The grommet only has a groove that pops into the body, it's not solid. After using them every day, the grommet is loose.  
 
I wear them under my motorcycle helmet, therefore I need good noise isolation. I've tried 2 different replacements now and they both failed horribly. The wind buffeting my helmet creates a lot of noise. I do have T-400 foam tips that seem to help.

 

[Music Alchemist]

  Ok metal heads, I need your help. I love my M-Duo's for earbuds, but their structural design is flawed. Where the cord enters the earbud cavity is reinforced by a rubber grommet. The grommet only has a groove that pops into the body, it's not solid. After using them every day, the grommet is loose.  
 
I wear them under my motorcycle helmet, therefore I need good noise isolation. I've tried 2 different replacements now and they both failed horribly. The wind buffeting my helmet creates a lot of noise. I do have T-400 foam tips that seem to help.

 
Are you considering getting a new IEM? If so:
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-348-iems-compared-popclik-evolo-added-11-10-15-p-1092

 

[vipervick]

   
Are you considering getting a new IEM? If so:
 
http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-348-iems-compared-popclik-evolo-added-11-10-15-p-1092

Yes, but I exclusively listen to metal. Why I asked here. And to be more specific they need to fit under my motorcycle helmet with good noise isolation.

 

[Music Alchemist]

  Yes, but I exclusively listen to metal. Why I asked here. And to be more specific they need to fit under my motorcycle helmet with good noise isolation.

 
Well, if you don't get a good answer here, you can always try this thread.

 

[vipervick]

   
Well, if you don't get a good answer here, you can always try this thread.

None of those would fit under a helmet. In-ear buds or monitors only.

 

[Music Alchemist]

  None of those would fit under a helmet. In-ear buds or monitors only.

 
No, I mean, you can ask the people who frequent that thread. Some of them are knowledgeable about IEMs.
 
It's probably better to go with an IEM than earbuds since IEMs will give you better fit and isolation.
 
(I don't specialize in IEMs, so unfortunately, I can't help you directly.)

 

[Music Alchemist]

Holy F. Awesome rare In Flames demos!
 

 

[campj]

 

Are you considering getting a new IEM? If so:

http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-348-iems-compared-popclik-evolo-added-11-10-15-p-1092

Yes, but I exclusively listen to metal. Why I asked here. And to be more specific they need to fit under my motorcycle helmet with good noise isolation.

I use westone um pro 30 and I love them. Nothing shrill, very detailed, almost neutral but slightly dark. They're excellent with all types of metal. They're fairly low profile, but I've never worn a motorcycle helmet so I can't say for sure if they'll fit underneath. Isolation is good... I wear them on the train and can't hear anything around me if the volume is right (bleeding ears loud, my normal listening volume).