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Everyone's favorite funny sounding band name is back with a single that fucks. Traditional thrash metal played very competently and totally catchy as all hell imo. Has a very NWOBHM feel in the main riff, and the solos are melodic enough; it's not gonna blow your socks off but it may loosen em a bit if this is your thing lol.

A note that this underground band seems to struggle with getting more attention as the Bandcamp only has their LPs plus some limited merch, Metal Archives doesnt have this single listed, same for RYM (much less, ANY single or EP). I'll still link to them, but they'll be less specific as my other posts.

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[–] Myr@lemmy.world 1 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago)

Love that Bandcamp gives them the best cut at the price the band sets. I'll usually try as best I can to link it or something else that also closely supports the band.

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 2 points 4 days ago

Funnily enough I had been sitting on this one since before I took my months-long break lol. Had a feelin it would be rather well received.

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 2 points 4 days ago

Hell yea, they seem like a good time lol. This album has some surfin vibes to it too, especially with the title track and beyond, nearly reminding me of King Gizzard's Mind Fuzz era.

 

Retro-sounding garage punk/speed metal band formed in 2010 in LA, California. Got a real Metallica Kill Em All attitude in some of the music, especially the opener of the album. But I'm gonna link the single they released before this album came out.

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Following up on my post about this band from over a year ago - it's hard to imagine that I found this band before my big journey into crossover and didn't outright hate on it lol. But there is something decent here.

This particular metalcore release has a massive sound played through technical proficiency, with some fantastic guitar solos all throughout the album. This album of a mid-to-slower-pace veers pretty clearly into groove metal, but the faster bits qualify it just enough to post here xD. Gonna link the thrashiest song on the album, Steel Hand God. Also recommend track 6, Stare Into the Sun, for fans of Lamb of God.

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[–] Myr@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

Based on some quick out of my ass research this album seems to be a reissue from a previous record label before splitting up and reforming. I'm super grateful its on Tidal lmao.

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago

Huh weird, even when opening it in my mobile browser, it opens the usual links for me.

But also yes this is Fugitive's vocalist doing some death metal! Got a great unique style.

 

Weird mix of death metal (in the jackhammer drums and guttural growls) with post-punk guitars and gothic elements. Can also be a bit dissonant and atmospheric at times throughout the album. Not sure if this will be your thing but try anything once lol. Linking the first track called I Reached the Mew.

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Been going through my old discoveries of last year and falling in love all over again with most of it lol. Time for a revisit of this release, I think.

There's been a slight upward trend of mixing hardcore with death metal sort of recently (not metalcore or deathcore) and some of it has been hit or miss with me, but the stuff that combines with thrash sticks with me like glue. Here is one such release. Picking a different track to highlight for today's post.

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Cheesy song about a possessed guitar that plays epic music lol. Fantastic main riff that's catchy as hell, and that's mainly the reason I keep coming back to this track.

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submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) by Myr@lemmy.world to c/thrashmetal@lemmy.world
 

According to Metal Archives, this band has been named "Demolition Hammer Jr." Now with a name like that invoked these guys have some rather large shoes to fill. Immediately you can hear it in the bass and drums - that same punishing pounding and thumping, but the guitars do not share the exact same metal chainsaw edge. Which is great in my opinion! Leaves room to grow and change. They also share a similar space with Warbringer, with their death metal tinge. Members have been in (or still are in) Lich King, Solstice, and Malevolent Creation, so their extreme metal experience carries across projects.

Gonna link the opening track, as it perfectly encapsulates the rest of the album to come.

This band is definitely one to follow as this is their third LP and after my post here, I'll be listening to the prior two in my own time, probably make another upload on them in like a month or so I guess.

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[–] Myr@lemmy.world 3 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Hell yea, thanks for sharing this here! Upon actually completing the album now, it reminds me a ton of a more raw Heathen, with a slightly death metal edge. My fav track overall is Landlord Liquifier - the solo tickled me just right lol. Also love the closer Victims of Conception, very fitting.

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 3 points 2 weeks ago (3 children)

Fantastic message and great music for it to be played to! Love the aggression in the voice. And the almost cheesy melodies in the guitars.

Link to the album for those on Tidal.

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 2 points 2 weeks ago

Gothic/heavy metal band Sonja has a transfem frontwoman. Their debut LP Loud Arriver had a fantastic focus on her vocals.

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 1 points 2 weeks ago

Conform and obey is the message that shitty band peddles. Good thing they're ending themselves lmao.

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 3 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Once I knew the encounters in each game well enough and felt comfortable with their particular mechanics for parrying with different equipment, etc. I was able to challenge myself and seeing what I can get away with.

Most satisfying of all my parries is parrying the first attack from Pontiff Sulyvahn. It's just so tasty when it happens lol.

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 4 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Definitely. They've been removed from the European tour which was also featuring Hatebreed and Life of Agony, per the article. They have also deleted their Facebook so sounds like they're scrubbing themselves out of existence.

 

Crossover thrash from a usually ska/punk outfit, singing about a comic book character pun, in a totally non-serious way. And it's less than two minutes long lol.

I actually personally know the bassist performing on this particular track and he was excited to show me this so I just had to share here. Very underground and I was surprised they're on Tidal.

Tidal, Bandcamp with a previous release, not on RateYourMusic :/, and lol if you think they're on Metal Archives

[–] Myr@lemmy.world 3 points 2 weeks ago

Mind pollution is right lol. I guess I got burnt out on so much new stuff every day, so much that even staggering it out couldn't save my enjoyment. Thrash is forever, and I hear/look for it all the time in other branches/roots of music even when it has very little to do with metal. Interesting you're getting into jungle and dnb, but based on our discord talks before it kinda makes sense haha.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemy.lol/post/67227610

Also edited my old post about them here. I'm a bit disappointed to say the least lol.

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submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) by Myr@lemmy.world to c/thrashmetal@lemmy.world
 

First post in a long ass while. Just hadn't been feeling it before, after so much new music. Hard to truly connect with it when, yea - this style of music is my jam but there was just so much of it. But now reconnecting slowly; felt like posting again.

Instrumental from one of the best classic speed metal acts out there. Doesn't break any new ground but I love it all the same. The melodies and bass lines in the middle of the track are always stuck in my head, as well as the uplifting feeling the whole thing gives me.

Don't get used to seeing my posts all the time like before, but I haven't forgotten this place exists. Gonna also use this opportunity to link my instrumental playlist on Tidal. Rock on my dudes.

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Pure heavy metal goodness. No frills, no fillers. Loads of reverb, to fill an arena like acts of old. Hailing from Austin, Texas, USA, this modern heavy metal band attempts to emulate the sound from Manilla Road and does a decent job. Linked is the opener epic anthem from their debut, released in 2016.

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From the debut of this Mexican black/speed/thrash band, released in 2024! A show of energy and power, this is a fun album throughout, but does not require complexity to understand. Linked is the title track, the album's closer.

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