No I don't wanna post shit music.
Actually I'm joking but you probably aren't, which is sad because that makes you just a narrow minded prick. Unexpect is amazing in its own way, and if you think otherwise then you have a particularly sad view on what constitutes good music.
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Last edited by angry bastard; 2011-12-04 at 12:07 AM.
Have you ever wondered about if your mom ever kissed you goodnight after giving your dad a blowjob?
You are now.
...And that's what happens when you insult people for their taste in music. Let's keep it friendly, even though this is a Metal thread.
Unexpect had bad vocals(the female singer being less appealing than the growls, which I wouldn't have expected to think), which itself I could tolerate, but they also sounded very disjointed. If they'd get a little more cohesion I wouldn't object to them but the song you posted there sounds like they were recording 2 or 3 different songs and just decided to mash them together. It's a common problem a lot of more "typical" prog bands have as well, and I don't like it when they do it either.
Also, yeah I'm totally narrow minded. That's why in this thread alone I've posted power, prog, thrash, death, folk, and classic old school heavy metal, and still haven't covered all the subgenres I listen to. And that's just in regards to metal. Since this is a metal thread, I haven't posted any of the punk, classic rock, country, classical, or other non-metal stuff I listen to.
Good stuff, thanks for sharing. Though, I didn't seen Cormorant on there anywhere, and for a 2011 top 40 list it should've been in there somewhere, but maybe the author hasn't heard the album or of the band. Tombs, Ulcerate, YOB, 40 Watt sun all seem to be consistent top 10 albums of the lists I'm seeing, and rightfully so.
It actually started out being drunk and listening to powermetal, but then it descended into digging out my W.A.S.P., Queensryche, and Bruce Dickinson albums:
Hate it when they put the damn stickers on the actual CD jewelcase instead of the plastic wrapper.
Still, receiving Tombs - Path of Totality, Wolves in the Throne Room - The Celestial Lineage and Nader Sadek - In The Flesh in the same package is plenty reason to be joyful.
You get to know some great bands if you listen to Distortion Radio, including:
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A Day To Remember
Of Mice and Men
Abandon All Ships
Memphis May Fire
FFDP
Attack Attack!
Asking Alexandria
The Word Alive
I, The Breather
Straight Line Stitch
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The list could easily go on.
Please do go on, because so far all I see is a bunch of lame and/or metalcore bands.
Why is it that you don't like them so much?
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Scarlett O'Hara
MS.WHITE
We Came As Romans
Everyone Dies In Utah
A Bullet For Pretty Boy
In Fear And Faith
Heart In Hand
Times Of Grace
Sleeping With Sirens
Periphery
Close Your Eyes
Beneath The Sky
I See Stars
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Et cetera, et cetera..
I'm just not a huge fan of bands that are formed to imitate the sound of other bands. I see most of those bands developed a 'three/four word name' as a general warning sign, which is much appreciated. I'm not a fan of metalcore as, generally speaking, either the metal part has been done better (or even worse, it's just rehashing Slayer / At The Gates riffs) and the hardcore part has been done better. I'm not a huge fan of djent as it's mostly a repetition in morse code without any sort of groove to it and the actual concept of 'song' seems to have been ignored. Additionally, I'm not a fan of bands that have a sound made to appeal to as large a group of people as possible (FFDP).
Huge fan of these guys.
Also:
Ensiferum
Equilibrium
Wintersun
Turisas
Windir
And some much less known bands like Brymir, Northland, Wulfgar, Wolfchant, etc.
It's true. Even among metalheads there are wildly varying tastes and that's one of the best things things about the genre. I can't stand Behemoth or Cannibal Corpse but it's all metal and we're all metalheads. Live and let live, I say. We all know what we like and what we don't and for a lot of us it changes, often. It's all a part of the game.