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[Monsterzero]

Air Raid
Sweden
2014

 

[akg fanboy]

My favorite as I lay dying song. The intro, great energy, lyrics, and amazing heartfelt solo are spot on. Their last album but definitely my favorite.

 

[akg fanboy]

 

Air Raid
Sweden
2014

wow this stuff is really good, not a huge fan of older style metal genres, but this is some seriously good stuff, love the guitars

 

[Nick-s-f]

Hello
 
I don't have links to the full albums(except Leeway), but here are some of my lesser known favorite bands with a recommended album:
 
Band: Short Sharp Shock(u.k. modern crossover thrash) - think Slayer with gruff vocals and a dash of comedy..one of my favorites!
Album: Short Sharp Shock (2006)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9JFGth04wg
 
Band: Send More Paramedics - zombie themed thrash metal, yet again from the u.k.
Album: The Hallowed and the Heathen (2004)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTGxhx9SSy0
 
Band: Dead Horse - Texas technical death metal, but quite unique
Album: Horsecore - An Unrelated Story That's Time Consuming (1988)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPyeXKLRMjM
*This particular album by Dead Horse has excellent recording quality for its time.
 
Band: All Out War - often labeled metalcore, but not so simple as that
Album: For Those Who Were Crucified (1998)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCUarO-E9Ck
*I prefer their debut album ''Truth in the Age of Lies''; its extremely rare and out of print, I had to spend a decent dollar to get the CD from ebay.
Edit: The album had been reissued in 2012 and contains their 1992 E.p. as a bonus, good news!
 
Band: Rigor Mortis - extremely technical american death metal, but gloriously unique
Album: Rigor Mortis (1988)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHd0NRwE8aA
*Recording quality is subpar, but the guitarwork is amazing..Mike Scaccia has magic fingers.
 
Band: Merauder - 90's american hardcore (seems a bit out of place in this thread, but I love it)
Album: Master Killer (1996)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLt9djYdjLU
 
Band: Demolition Hammer - 90's tech. death
Album: Epidemic of Violence (1991)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsUlc5k79KY
 
Band: Leeway - amazing 80's hardcore/thrash
Album: Born to Expire (1987)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykiyfwGFKa0
*The album is virtually extinct and needs a reissue..seriously.
Edit: There was a 2015 re-issue of their entire catalog, yes!
 
These bands stand out in my metal library; there are many more I want to add, but I wanted to keep things short. These bands deserve some attention, imo.

 

[Monsterzero]

  wow this stuff is really good, not a huge fan of older style metal genres, but this is some seriously good stuff, love the guitars

Did you check out Unleash the Archers? Fast,tight melodeath elements...guitars sound similar to what you posted earlier.

 

[Monsterzero]

  Hello
 
I don't have links, but here are some of my lesser known favorite bands with a recommended album:
 
Band: Short Sharp Shock(u.k. modern crossover thrash) - think Slayer with gruff vocals and a dash of comedy..one of my favorites!
Album: Short Sharp Shock (2006)
 
Band: Send More Paramedics - zombie themed thrash metal, yet again from the u.k.
Album: The Hallowed and the Heathen (2004)
 
Band: Dead Horse - Texas technical death metal, but quite unique
Album: Horsecore - An Unrelated Story That's Time Consuming (1988)
*This particular album by Dead Horse has excellent recording quality for its time.
 
Band: All Out War - often labeled metalcore, but not so simple as that
Album: For Those Who Were Crucified (1998)
*I prefer their debut album ''Truth in the Age of Lies''; its extremely rare and out of print, I had to spend a decent dollar to get the CD from ebay.
 
Band: Rigor Mortis - extremely technical american death metal, but gloriously unique
Album: Rigor Mortis (1988)
*Recording quality is subpar, but the guitarwork is amazing..Mike Scaccia has magic fingers.
 
These bands stand out in my metal library; there many more I want to add, but I wanted to keep things short. These bands deserve some attention, imo.

Try to add links...that way we dont have to go searching...It helps to expose folks to new styles/genres of metal

 

 

 

[akg fanboy]

  Did you check out Unleash the Archers? Fast,tight melodeath elements...guitars sound similar to what you posted earlier.

I just did, the power metal style of vocals are not my cup of tea, but wow you are right I absolutely love the guitars, very nice recommendations. Also the air raid band seems to be very obscure, I cannot find a wikipedia page of them and I need to search for very specific albums to get results of them

 

[Monsterzero]

From the forthcoming double live CD

 

[Nick-s-f]

  Try to add links...that way we dont have to go searching...It helps to expose folks to new styles/genres of metal

Noted and updated/expanded  

 

[Monsterzero]

  Noted and updated/expanded  

Leeway is pretty badass!

 

[Monsterzero]

Razorwyre
New Zealand
2012

 

[stenog]

From the forthcoming double live CD

Great tread and great music monsterzero

 

[Monsterzero]

Atlantean Kodex
Germany
2012

 

[Monsterzero]

Falkenbach
Germany
2003

 

[stenog]

Falkenbach

Germany

2003

Where do you know all these bands from lol. I thought I knew a little about European metal but I know nothing

Edit. Without Tidal this would be a problem