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Chasm / Re: Melechesh
« on: February 12, 2008, 01:24:26 PM »
the problems in Israel arose after they formed. in several interviews in Israeli metal magazines the members professed to be openly Satanic (which does not bode well in a city home to 3 of the world's largest religions, all of which see a sort of "hell" in the afterlife). difficulties had them relocate to Amsterdam, as you stated.

their first album "As Jerusalem Burns..." is quite an interesting and adventurous listen. they, unlike more recent works of Nile, incorporate their Middle Eastern influence in their guitar work (also on later releases), and it makes their sound flow naturally, instead of sounding forced.

i also have "Sphinx" by them, and that is an accomplished work as well. however i still do prefer their first album. legitimate indeed, great even.

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Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: February 12, 2008, 01:18:13 PM »
true. i suppose when looking at Origin's structure, it is apparent that it is very simple (straightforward blasting). still, that kind of thing i enjoy in spurts, once in a blue moon.

i take nothing away from them, as they are extremely accomplished and talented musicians. they just need to learn how to compose better.

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Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: February 11, 2008, 03:55:04 AM »
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A non-solution is worse than staying silent, don't you think?

Grindcore has a high burn-out rate, as does simplified death metal (Skinless, Origin, Cannibal Corpse).

There is a reason: futility.

I like the best of grindcore because it rose above this. Terrorizer, Bolt Thrower, Blood, Carbonized, Carcass.

The rest is a repeat of Hardcore, which blew itself out three years before. Why keep repeating dead cycles?


Origin isnt SIMPLIFIED death metal, theyre just too overtly technical. good for a song or 2, but i agree in that they get boring after about 8 minutes.

and i suppose it depends on the situation, but not everyone can stay silent all the time.

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Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: February 10, 2008, 01:45:33 AM »
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See Nietzsche's critique of catharsis. Why apply a palliative release when you could work toward a solution?


perhaps they are not aware of any solution that exists, or cannot formulate one on their own. sometimes it does feel good to release emotions in a violent sort of way. thats why i enjoy concerts highly.

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Metal / Re: Reign In Blood
« on: February 09, 2008, 12:27:59 AM »
no, they have riffs, they just prefer to drag them out as long as they can.

if they increased the tempo of all of their songs by about 100 BPM, they might be an interesting death metal band.

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Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: February 09, 2008, 12:24:38 AM »
cheers for mentioning Infest! a true force in the hardcore/grind scene. very violent, angry band. i ignore the fact that theyre straight edge.

Wolfpack's "Lycanthoro Punk" is a great release. havent heard much else from them though.

personally, His Hero is Gone never did much for me. melody and crust punk dont belong together. i listen on some occasions, and mildly enjoy, but then i think that there is better music, and so i listen to that.

also worth mentioning is Spazz, if only for their technique and execution, because they were people who never took their band or themselves seriously. dont go looking for a message there.

1732
Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: February 05, 2008, 01:54:10 PM »
good point DMBM. i was getting at the statement that no good hardcore albums came after 1985, and that AOQ was released in 1988 (or 87?). that was my whole deal.

its a fucking great album though. one of the best in the hardcore scene.

also seems metal RIP woke up on the wrong side of the bed today.  

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Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: February 05, 2008, 01:50:22 AM »
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All grindcore bands seem to have an ideology somewhere between American Democrats and anarchists, usually impractical and mechanistic, the kind of liberalism that delivered us to the machine-state in the first place.

Even Godflesh was affected. Sad, really, because it's what got us in this mess, and it won't get us out, so it's like screaming/pissing into the wind.


i wouldnt say ALL. Misery Index seem to have an apathetic viewpoint. i know Magrudergrind and Insect Warfare wouldnt care if nuclear war erupted tomorrow. but a lot of grind bands share this viewpoint.

their advantage over the big politicians, in my eyes, is that they are challenging convention, and do not seek to please mainstream audiences. though in doing so sometimes they end up trying to please the underground.

still, grindcore remains my favorite genre of music, right behind thrash metal.

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Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: February 01, 2008, 04:38:14 AM »
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Assuck is trally great, however I have AIDS and i'd say that Misery Index is better than ANticapital (The band with the same name also crushes, too bad becuase of their ideology, really great guys).


their ideology? im not sure of it. could you explain?

all that aside, Misery Index is a very good release. but then, you cant really go wrong with any Assuck material. not a dud in the bunch.

also, i own 2 albums and an EP from the BAND Misery Index, and ive seen them live. pretty impressive all around (composition, instrumental talent, lyrics, etc). you can tell that theyre really into what their doing. "honest", i like to call it. quality stuff.

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Chasm / Re: Giving up is boring
« on: January 29, 2008, 12:39:18 AM »
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...and i think thats exactly why the metal of today is so awful.  It tries to please...


perhaps it could be better if artists focused on making music THEY enjoyed, and that THEY were happy with.

that is what i would like to create someday. if people happen to like it, that's all well and good, but i would foremost like to create music for myself.

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Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: January 29, 2008, 12:36:00 AM »
Too repetitive? ASSUCK? you cannot be serious. their music constantly changes. they dont stick to a guitar part for more than 10 seconds usually. personally, Assuck is one of my favorite grindcore bands. completely crushing, brutal, nihilistic music.

id go so far as to say Assuck is one of the best grindcore bands there ever was, and ever will be. everyone here should check out "Anticapital". one of the finest grind releases ever put forth.

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Chasm / Re: Tonight I
« on: January 27, 2008, 05:08:07 AM »
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I imagine people would expect anus.com to be a site catering to anal sex fiends, not the sort of site it actually is.


HAH. that one had me laughing for a bit.

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Chasm / Re: Giving up is boring
« on: January 27, 2008, 05:03:52 AM »
i highly doubt that any one band INTENDS to make music which is inherently boring, their intentions are almost always to please the listener.

we need to find ways to effectively channel that good spirit into the music.

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Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: January 27, 2008, 05:01:25 AM »
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It's the name of a black metal band.


ah, ok. thank you.

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Metal / Re: grindcore and such
« on: January 26, 2008, 11:53:27 PM »
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Niden Div 187


sorry, what do you mean by that?

and yes, IW can get a bit repetitive sometimes. i give them their credit, however, and they are certainly a breath of fresh air in the wake of all of this "scenegrind".

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