suicide silence-bludgeoned to death
carnifex-lie to my face
impending doom-anything goes
brain drill-apocalypctic feasting
born of osiris-day of contempt
after the burial-berzerker
the analyst-the remnant
emmure-chicago's finest
through the eyes of the dead-failure in the flesh
beneath the massacre-wasteland
the faceless-coldy calculated design
chelsea grin-crewbanger
daath-the one
despised icon-sheltered reminiscence
a different breed of killer-I, Colossus
molotov solution-corporatocracy
arsonists get all the girls-scobra vs. cupcake: battle of the the bulge
veil of maya-its not safe to swim today
winds of plague-origins and endings
whitechapel-possession
sea of treachery-purging the wicked
within the ruins-extinguish them
salt the wound-better than this

have you ever been on pandora.com???? i cant remember if they let you download or if its specifically for streaming music

STOP THE DEATHCORE
PLEASE GOD, STOP THE DEATHCORE

Manticora - Cantos
I don't usually like Power Metal, but this band is great.

In louie's (and skunk's) absence, I shall take this thread over until louie decides he wants it back :P hope i don't run out of music, and there's sure to be some repeated bands now and again

BUT, since it's past midnight, i'll start this week of with one of the only newer American metal bands i fucking love, DIVINE HERESY - Monolithic Doomsday Devices



This is off their newest album Bringer of Plagues (it actually isn't out until the 26th, haha) I really would have preffered to put up something off their first album, when they had Tommy Vext as their singer. But, since Dino is an egomaniac, he took all the old vids off youtube a few months back of both DH and Fear Factory. His 'ego' is actually what caused Vext to leave several months back. Unfortunate event.

Band Line up-
Singer - Travis Neal (ex-Pushed)
Guitars - Dino Cazares (ex-Fear Factory)
Drums - Tim Yeung (ex-Hate Eternal/Vital Remains. also, Tim=Beast)
Bass - Joe Payne (es-Nile)

(as a side note, i'll be posting videos for all songs i put up, and probably a bit of trivial information about the band)

For today, i bring you Born of Osiris - Open Arms to Damnation



To be honest, this isn't really my genre of music, and its one of two songs i really like by them, but its really fun to play on guitar.

Enjoy.

Decapitated - Day 69



A little Polish Technical death for you.
Unfortunately, this is probably the last album you'll hear from them. At least, last album with the original drummer. Oct. 28, 2007, the band got into an accident on their tour bus, killing Vitek (23) and putting Covan in a coma.

Line up
Wacław Kiełtyka ("Vogg") - guitars
Witold Kiełtyka ("Vitek") - drums
Marcin Rygiel ("Martin") - bass
Adrian Kowanek ("Covan") - vocals (2005–2007)

Hahaha, how about some Austrian Death Machine for today??
This is Get to the Choppa off Total Brutal



Side project of Tim Lambesis (lead singer of As I Lay Dying), this is a band that completely revolves around Arnold Schwarzenegger Movies. I believe Tim played all instruments during recording, too.

Well, I wont be around tomorrow, so i may as well post one up now. To kick off the weekend will be some old school Thrash, and as a side note, i've decided that weekends will be all old school metal. I present to you SLAYER - Black Magic



Most people know this band solely because of Raining Blood on guitar hero 3 >.>
Formed in 1981 (the same year as the ever so popular Metallica, the difference here being that Slayer is still good shit, while Metallica is just shit now) Slayer has released 11 albums, two of which being live, headlined on big tours (such as mayhem festival this year. i really wish i could go ]: ) and winning two grammies. Lead guitarist Kerry King was actually good friends with Dimebag, being one of Dimebags influences and one of the first to really discover Pantera and say "Hey, these guys are pretty good." Believe it or not, King also used to have a long mane of hair lol. Slayer's albums are about "controversial" topics such as Nazism, necrophilia, and satanism, getting them bans, delays, and lawsuits. Thats some brutal fucking metal.

ahhh sorry i missed saturday :\ i was held up. anyways, two for sunday, then.
Metallica - Seek and Destroy and Testament - Practice What You Preach

(dont mind the video, this is just excellent audio quality)



i'm beat, so i'm out. i'll undoubtedly post these bands up again some weekend, so i'll put up info on them at that time.

This is Detroit Metal City.. or, the Japanese equivalent to Metalocalpyse/Dethklok

seriously, i highly recommend watching the series. It's in subs, though. If you dont like subs, stop being a pussy and get the fuck over it. Heres there intro, and i'm putting up a link to all the episodes.

SATSUGAI (or "murder" in english)



The series starts off kind of slow, but trust me on this. watch it all the way through.
http://www.animetoplist.org/watch/de.../takamura.html

*They actually released a full album along with the live-action movie (which i have yet to see) and, personally, just like the Dethalbum, i liked the versions straight from the show better. If you like DMC, though, its worth checking out.