Written by Troy Killjoy on 01.10.2011 at 22:35

Written by Guest on 01.10.2011 at 21:30
As of recent, I have taken a liking to the Indonesian band Orestes.

I found that song really flat.

Oh well. To each his own.

Vehement Convulsion by Terrordrome.

Just gotten into Suffocation and have been a fan of None So Vile for a while. Where should i go next?

Written by Nosurper on 26.04.2012 at 22:40
Just gotten into Suffocation and have been a fan of None So Vile for a while. Where should i go next?

Well since you're beginning with the old classics, why not hit up Dying Fetus and Deeds of Flesh? Of course there's more "D" bands like Disgorge, Devourment, and Deranged.

Haha, destroy the oppositions cover looks pretty cheesy but its rated a nice 8.6

The only brutal DM band I listen to is Benighted. Any else worth checking out?

Written by The Turbanator on 27.04.2012 at 00:41

The only brutal DM band I listen to is Benighted. Any else worth checking out?

Not really

Written by The Turbanator on 27.04.2012 at 00:41
The only brutal DM band I listen to is Benighted. Any else worth checking out?

Well Benighted are a lot more groove-oriented bdm, so if you like that style I'd recommend Putrid Pile, Torsofuck, Inherit Disease, Katalepsy, Abonimable Putridity, and Insidious Decrepancy.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 27.04.2012 at 01:21

Written by The Turbanator on 27.04.2012 at 00:41
The only brutal DM band I listen to is Benighted. Any else worth checking out?

Well Benighted are a lot more groove-oriented bdm, so if you like that style I'd recommend Putrid Pile, Torsofuck, Inherit Disease, Katalepsy, Abonimable Putridity, and Insidious Decrepancy.

fucking hell. there are lyrics in the description... so I was wondering when he's gonna start "singing".. waited for that pig "growling" thing to be over with, and then realised that was him singing... *facepalm* me.....

Written by The Turbanator on 27.04.2012 at 01:58
fucking hell. there are lyrics in the description... so I was wondering when he's gonna start "singing".. waited for that pig "growling" thing to be over with, and then realised that was him singing... *facepalm* me.....

Welcome to the land of 21st century 320kbps Autotune br00tal death metal! Now with 20% more convincing Photoshop album covers!

Should have seen it coming, man. They're the ultimate definition of an underground one-hit wonder/novelty record.

Beyond Creation is pretty cool.

Recueil Morbide is a very brutal French band that write good songs when they don't get all slam-happy. Stay away from the album, A Neverending Flight. Their latest is pretty cool, though.

Dutch band, Nox, plays everything at shit-your-pants speed and still cares about not sucking.

Brilliant Coldness. Not as fast but just as technical.

And here's a cut from the latest Natron. I prefer Bedtime for Mercy, but it's good.

You won't hear much pig squealing here, if you're into that.

Written by DJ Mythos on 29.04.2012 at 09:30

Beyond Creation is pretty cool.

Beyond Creation are progressive/tech death

I would also recommend though:
Abominable Putridity - they are considered slam but their new album, musically, is slam but extremely close to brutal
Vile - any of their albums before Metamorphosis, that album is not brutal at all
Prostitute Disfigurement
Abnormality - female vocalist
Cerebral Bore - female vocalist
Hour Of Penance
Sentenced To Dissection - brutal with technical tendencies

I have a ton of BDM rec's. Check out my list: http://www.metalstorm.net/users/list.php?list_id=2208

Morgue Supplier is a pretty sick BDM band.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7P2jj-chW8

Written by Misfit74 on 29.10.2012 at 07:53

Good stuff, man. Now that you've made me aware of the fact you're one of a couple guys adding new BDM, etc. bands to the site I'll keep that in mind. I always think of some that I wish were on here but aren't, but don't always suggest them. Perhaps this will motivate me to throw out a few more now and then.

Yes, true about the Katalepsy 2013 thing. In recent weeks, though, I have posted info for them in the Extreme Metal thread and in the new album's thread also.

Thanks for the feedback.

Also, I thought Troy bailed then came back? Left again? I liked that guy's contributions here, and I'm pretty sure he reviewed an album I like quite a bit fairly recently...think it was Abominable Putridity's latest.

Another band that should be on here is Begging For Incest. Terrible name, perhaps, but just fun slam done really well. Even more so is where the heck is 7 H. Target? Perhaps the best BDM/slam album of 2012 is Fast-Slow Demolition. A couple off the top of my head, anyway.

Another great band who just released their first LP, is here: http://www.metalstorm.net/forum/topic.php?topic_id=33046

We were getting a little off topic in the 2012 Recommendations thread so I figured I'd move this convo to a more appropriate thread.

Yea dude, I'm looking to beef up the BDM scene here a little so def give me some recommendations.

Yea, Troy bailed then came back and now he's left again; supposively for good this time (he hasn't logged in in a couple months). I miss having him around, he was lots of fun, great company and definitely helpful around for the database. He did review Abominable Putridity's latest, very amazing SBDM album. In fact that review is what made me decide to try BDM again, I have checked out a few BDM bands over the years but never could get into it so I gave up but that review convinced me to try one more time and that album was just fucking amazing and ever since then I've had my head shoved quite far up BDM's asshole. Granted I still have some issues with the genre regarding some of the vocalists techniques but in general I like to consider myself a BDM guy now, in fact I think the only other genre I've listened to at all this year was a few months back I was on a dark electro/aggrotech binge for about 3 weeks but have since replanted my head in BDM. Then Anaal Nathrakh dropped Vanitas and I got real heavy into that album for a couple weeks until Kamelot's Silverthorn dropped and I listened to that for several days and but I'm back in BDM land. And so for my first year contributing to the MSA's I'll only be contributing in the death metal category because that's pretty much all I've listened to this year.

As for Begging For Incest, 7 H. Target and Omnihility, I'll have to dig into them some time. Which reminds me, I need to look into Big End Bolt too since they're vocalist is the new guy for Katalepsy and I'm really digging his vocals on their latest song. Man Russia seems to be the current BDM capital of the world man like Norway was for black metal back in the 90s, fucking loving it!

Just listened to Devourment - Babykiller and I must say, ignoring the stupid yet hilariously ridiculous lyrics, it's a brilliantly brutal song

Written by Capt. Fluntas on 09.02.2013 at 00:19

Just listened to Devourment - Babykiller and I must say, ignoring the stupid yet hilariously ridiculous lyrics, it's a brilliantly brutal song

I agree.

I'm very picky about brutal death metal (well, most music) but I searched through this thread and saw no mention of Unfathomable Ruination, which in my humble opinion released one of the best BDM albums last year. It's called Misshapen Congenital Entropy - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUgRjqKWIyE

Aside from that, I heard the new Defeated Sanity... wasn't too impressed. It's decent, nothing more.

Written by Sunioj on 11.02.2013 at 15:51

I'm very picky about brutal death metal (well, most music) but I searched through this thread and saw no mention of Unfathomable Ruination, which in my humble opinion released one of the best BDM albums last year. It's called Misshapen Congenital Entropy - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUgRjqKWIyE

Ya know, I mentioned them in the 2012 recommendations thread but I forgot to mention them here. You are right though, it was one of the better BDM releases last year. I bought the album and a shirt.

Written by psykometal on 11.02.2013 at 19:08

Written by Sunioj on 11.02.2013 at 15:51

I'm very picky about brutal death metal (well, most music) but I searched through this thread and saw no mention of Unfathomable Ruination, which in my humble opinion released one of the best BDM albums last year. It's called Misshapen Congenital Entropy - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUgRjqKWIyE

Ya know, I mentioned them in the 2012 recommendations thread but I forgot to mention them here. You are right though, it was one of the better BDM releases last year. I bought the album and a shirt.

sweet. i really was surprised though, i thought most people would've heard of it by now. guess we can start somewhere

Written by Sunioj on 11.02.2013 at 20:08

sweet. i really was surprised though, i thought most people would've heard of it by now. guess we can start somewhere

They haven't really advertised or pushed themselves out there a whole lot. Only reason I know about them is because I noticed that the drummer from Bloodshot Dawn is the same drummer for this band. Anytime I discover bands like Bloodshot Dawn that are making waves for themselves I always like to see if the members are in any other bands, I don't know how many other people out there share the same mentality but that could be why they're still relatively unknown. Not to mention that BDM isn't exactly the most sought after genre in the world.

Cenotaph, from Turkey. One of the heaviest brutal death metal bands on the planet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBveYGNKsa8

Cannibal corpse, decapitated, hate eternal, jungle rot

Written by bleepbloop on 20.02.2013 at 19:06

Cannibal corpse, decapitated, hate eternal, jungle rot

There's no brutal death metal to be found in these bands discography.

Somebodies obviously new to the world of death metal.

I don't really get the difference between brutal death metal and plain-old death metal. Why is brutal death metal a different genre? Forgive me, because I'm actually somewhat new to the whole death metal scene, but I don't understand how Aeon's album Aeons Black can be brutal death metal while Cannibal Corpse and Bloodbath have albums like Torture and The Fathomless Mastery which have quite a similar sound, but they are just normal death metal. Can someone explain this to me and illuminate the differences between death metal and its brutal sub-genre?

Written by Jaeryd on 20.02.2013 at 23:41

I don't really get the difference between brutal death metal and plain-old death metal. Why is brutal death metal a different genre? Forgive me, because I'm actually somewhat new to the whole death metal scene, but I don't understand how Aeon's album Aeons Black can be brutal death metal while Cannibal Corpse and Bloodbath have albums like Torture and The Fathomless Mastery which have quite a similar sound, but they are just normal death metal. Can someone explain this to me and illuminate the differences between death metal and its brutal sub-genre?

It's about the break downs and vocals. Brutal death metal employs breakdowns (not like -core breakdowns) to give the music an added bit of "brutality". The vocals are also much more guttural and less intelligible in brutal than in regular death metal. Aeon isn't really brutal death metal same as Cannibal Corpse and Bloodbath, they do come off as heavier and more brutal than Cannibal Corpse and Bloodbath but they aren't "brutal death metal".

For a more comprehensive examination of brutal death metal I'd recommend you read through this thread. The thread you're currently in is more for sharing and finding more BDM bands. The thread I linked to is technically a discussion of the differences between deathcore, brutal and slam death metals (not a comparison of regular and brutal death metals) but there are plenty of details in there written out by more technically knowledgeable users than myself that should help enlighten you about the world of brutal death metal.

Written by psykometal on 21.02.2013 at 01:23

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Fantastic. Thanks for the info, and a special thanks for the link.

Written by Jaeryd on 21.02.2013 at 01:34

Fantastic. Thanks for the info, and a special thanks for the link.

Anytime bubba.

Well new Devourment is out. Sounds like brutal death metal so all the slamheads will probably be disappointed by the lack of slam that was ever present on their last releases. Or it could just be that the vastly cleaner production is making the slams lose their impact.