For this Christmas season, a new view of underground metal. Presenting the:
Dark Metal Compilation
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Metal Vocals are Obstructive. Remove them.
There are many well cultured intellectuals who, when presented with metal music, will immediately be tuned out by the vocals. This results in much of the metal collective being comprised of hold-my-beer normies and most of the world’s high IQ population never grasping a music genre that has both the depth and the complexity they yearn for. Moreover, vocals in metal have not progressed AT ALL since the 1990s and therefore vocalists have been rendered indistinguishable from one another. Through this understanding comes the ultimate revelation: metal vocals, more than any other factor, are hindering the next great wave of metal.
47 CommentsTags: 2018, Black Metal, culture, death metal, Doom Metal, Heavy Metal, innovation, Instrumental, metal, music, Philosophy, trends
Cóndor Shirts
Cóndor has t-shirt and CD packages available for sale on their Bandcamp page now.
3 CommentsTags: Colombia, condor, Doom Metal, Heavy Metal, merch, merchandise, news, progressive rock, shirts, tshirts
Disciples of Mockery – Prelude to Apocalypse (1999)
Review contributed to Death Metal Underground by Kyle.
Hey bruh you wouldn’t believe what just happened to me. Ive been squatting in Venice Beach for a few days playing the first Disciples of Mockery record to my crystals. Twenty minutes ago they started projecting all kinds of imagery on the walls warping reality around me. I was having Kaleidoscopic autistic blood visions dude. One of them was the vocalist Craig Pillard and he opened his mouth like he was going to eat my face but he didn’t man he spoke to me.
17 CommentsTags: 1999, craig pillard, death metal, death-doom, disciples of mockery, Doom Metal, evola, incantation, jim roe, prelude to apocalypse, review, ronny deo
Heresiarch Cancel On Invoking Black Death Fest 2018
Thergothon – Stream From the Heavens (1994)
Murky and obscure like the style itself, a definition of doom metal proves elusive. Proponents of doom metal uphold it as a qualitatively discrete sub genre within metal on the grounds shared set of aesthetic, formal and ideological particularities that binds together a seemingly disparate conglomerate of artists and styles.
23 CommentsTags: 1994, Doom Metal, funeral doom, Heavy Metal, review, thergothon
Autopsy Recording New Album
News submitted to Death Metal Underground by Enda Miller.
Autopsy are recording a new album according to a video the band posted to their Facebook page.
9 CommentsTags: autopsy, death metal, death-doom, Doom Metal, news, recording, upcoming album, upcoming release
Ceremonium T-Shirts
Underrated underground New York doom metal band Ceremonium have made some t-shirts celebrating “Incarnated Entity” track off of their 1995 debut album, Into the Autumn Shade.
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Incantation – Profane Nexus (2017)
Incantation rehash past riff phrases of theirs into drawn out, incredibly boring heavy, speed, and doom metal tracks on Profane Nexus.
9 CommentsTags: 2017, boring, cash grab, Doom Metal, Heavy Metal, incantation, lame metal, mainstream metal, profane nexus, rehash, relapse, relapse records, review, sell-out, selling out, shit, Speed Metal
Upcoming Black Sabbath: The End of the End Concert Film
Black Sabbath have an upcoming concert film of their last ever show hitting cinemas for one night only this September. The End of the End is coming to about 1500 theaters on September 28th and includes live in the studio footage of Sabbath playing material that they did not cover on their final The End tour. Sadly Bill Ward was not included. Tickets are available here.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjbLmtmnVMAhTc_AUnX6rwqnq5SQqAVD6
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