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Headphoneus Supremus
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I have got to check those moonssorow albums. cousin patty,you seem so enthusiased by them,they are probably THAT good.
There's lots of use of multitracked vocals in metal. Some people don't like it, but frankly I'm ecstatic if a metal album isn't brick walled. I could care less about how many vocal tracks there are. Just give me some damn dynamics, please.
yeah,i guess i don't mind also. i just thought about when they are on a live show...do they use it also?
Can you guys recommend some non-conventional metal that's more inventive and not formulaic or traditional?
Some of the metal I like are ones like Devin Townsend (particular songs from Biomech like Seventh Wave and Regulator, or Addicted! and Universe In A Ball from the Addicted album , and even some Strapping Young Lad songs like Oh My F-cking God and Far Beyond Metal), and Samael (after they became more industrial sounding), Slayer (the more recent albums).
Can you guys recommend some non-conventional metal that's more inventive and not formulaic or traditional?
Can you guys recommend some non-conventional metal that's more inventive and not formulaic or traditional?
I am going to the metalshop on sunday and getting me one album of moonsorrow! I havn't decide on which one though.. I checked them up and they are great,great folk melodies. i also like the vocals very much,they are black metal vocals.
I think i will get one album of ensiferum too,they are also a must.
Can you guys recommend some non-conventional metal that's more inventive and not formulaic or traditional?
Definitely go for Verisäkeet. Honestly, it is the best pagan/folk/viking metal album ever. The last track is crap, but the first four are divine.