Written by X-Ray Rod on 26.07.2014 at 17:17

You forgot the white frame.
Shame about what happened indeed... But I can't say I liked his stuff. :/

Oh yeah, "shale" on me for forgetting that.
I wasn't even aware of the band's existence until I saw that cover.

Guantanamo Party Program is seriously good, Pazdzioch. I'm already planning to listen to the rest of their discography.

Damn some bands really go madlibs on their names. xD

I wouldn't expect any serious music coming from a band named Guantanamo Party Program

Then you shouldn't expect any serious music coming from 99% of the bands either.

Written by Ilham on 26.07.2014 at 17:37

Guantanamo Party Program is seriously good, Pazdzioch.

Glad you enjoy it

As for the bands names: if the music is good enough, who fucking cares?

I never said I cared. I like a band called A Million Dead Birds Laughing. I'm just saying.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 26.07.2014 at 19:41

I like a band called A Million Dead Birds Laughing. I'm just saying.

I always have loved the name of that band.

Written by mz on 27.07.2014 at 03:45

Written by X-Ray Rod on 26.07.2014 at 19:41

I like a band called A Million Dead Birds Laughing. I'm just saying.

I always have loved the name of that band.

I got that beat...
Seagulls Insane And Swans Deceased Mining Out The Void

Written by tea[m]ster on 27.07.2014 at 09:38

I got that beat...
Seagulls Insane And Swans Deceased Mining Out The Void

Yes. I remember checking that band a while ago and their name was interesting I don't know why I like names like this.

Soon band names will be sounding like this.

New Jakob track!

HERE

Written by The Turbanator on 02.08.2014 at 05:05

New Jakob track!

HERE

Indeed. Looking forward to this. It's been like 6 years in the making. Thanks for the rec.

Got some great news. A small follow up to their huge debut release.
http://looktowindward.bandcamp.com/album/kepler

Local band. Right under my nose.
http://arcticsleep.bandcamp.com/album/passage-of-gaia



Teaser vid.

Another big one...
https://holodeckrecords.bandcamp.com/album/another-language-hd028

Written by tea[m]ster on 10.08.2014 at 18:22
Local band. Right under my nose.
http://arcticsleep.bandcamp.com/album/passage-of-gaia

Some dandy-lookin' cover art right there.

Some gem from 2008. Not on Bandcamp but you can listen to them on Facebook, especially "Amphibian".



Swallow The Ocean [Facebook Page/App]

Written by tea[m]ster on 22.08.2014 at 03:58

Ok young lady, buckle-up...

Mouth Of The Architect
Irreversible
Blindead

Oh, and try to find the SYNCED-two-disc version of the Galilean Satellites. K? Got that? ")

I like you when you're drunk. I moved this here because I think we spammed the Rosetta thread enough.
Thank you for taking the time to come up with recs for me all the time. Now.

1- Mouth Of The Architect - I listened to their 2006 or 2008 release years ago, but couldn't find any trace of it in my Last.fm or MS votes. Must have been on my old account. I don't remember which one exactly, and what I thought about it. Kind of a bad sign, I usually have good memory for that. Will try but not top priority.
2- Never listened to anything they did. An album in particular?
3- Never even heard of them, same question as #2.

Written by Ilham on 22.08.2014 at 04:08

Written by tea[m]ster on 22.08.2014 at 03:58

Ok young lady, buckle-up...

Mouth Of The Architect
Irreversible
Blindead

Oh, and try to find the SYNCED-two-disc version of the Galilean Satellites. K? Got that? ")

I like you when you're drunk. I moved this here because I think we spammed the Rosetta thread enough.
Thank you for taking the time to come up with recs for me all the time. Now.

1- Mouth Of The Architect - I listened to their 2006 or 2008 release years ago, but couldn't find any trace of it in my Last.fm or MS votes. Must have been on my old account. I don't remember which one exactly, and what I thought about it. Kind of a bad sign, I usually have good memory for that. Will try but not top priority.
2- Never listened to anything they did. An album in particular?
3- Never even heard of them, same question as #2.

For Blindead, their masterpiece is Affliction XXIX II MXMVI (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7FFIVI86iQ), and it's pretty awesome. There are lots of really interesting things the band does, some enthralling melodies and a really interesting story being told.
If you like that one, I recommend Autoscopia/Murder in Phazes which is almost as great.
Absence is an amazing album for alternative metal fans, so if you tend to listen to bands like Tool/Karnivool as opposed to Isis/Rosetta/CoL, I highly recommend you check that one out as well. I personally think it is Blindead's best album, but that's not the predominant view on MS.

As for Irreversible, I never heard of it until Jay mentioned it. I still have to check out that band myself!

Written by Diverge on 24.08.2014 at 02:29
For Blindead, their masterpiece is Affliction XXIX II MXMVI (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7FFIVI86iQ), and it's pretty awesome. There are lots of really interesting things the band does, some enthralling melodies and a really interesting story being told.
If you like that one, I recommend Autoscopia/Murder in Phazes which is almost as great.
Absence is an amazing album for alternative metal fans, so if you tend to listen to bands like Tool/Karnivool as opposed to Isis/Rosetta/CoL, I highly recommend you check that one out as well. I personally think it is Blindead's best album, but that's not the predominant view on MS.

As for Irreversible, I never heard of it until Jay mentioned it. I still have to check out that band myself!

Thank you for the answers. I will check the albums you recommended in that order. I should maybe specify right now that I am far from being a fan of Tool and Karnivool, so I'm not really sure if I'll like that one. Will give it a try at least. You'll surely hear about what I think about the albums here or in their respective threads.

Written by Diverge on 24.08.2014 at 02:29

Written by tea[m]ster on 22.08.2014 at 03:58

I was listening to this, and I automatically thought you two guys might like it. Maybe you know about it already, it was released in 2010, but who knows. The shortest way to describe this is Soudgarden gone post-metal. It takes a little time to get into it, but once the second track started I was hooked. Viscera/// used to be a grind band. They still have a couple very short grind-like moments in the first half of the album, but the second half doesn't feature any of those. They also used much more harsh bm-like vocals starting from the third track. Which ruined it a little for me, but might not necessarily put you off. Anyway, this is where it happens.

Written by Ilham on 26.08.2014 at 00:03

Written by Diverge on 24.08.2014 at 02:29

Written by tea[m]ster on 22.08.2014 at 03:58

I was listening to this, and I automatically thought you two guys might like it. Maybe you know about it already, it was released in 2010, but who knows. The shortest way to describe this is Soudgarden gone post-metal. It takes a little time to get into it, but once the second track started I was hooked. Viscera/// used to be a grind band. They still have a couple very short grind-like moments in the first half of the album, but the second half doesn't feature any of those. They also used much more harsh bm-like vocals starting from the third track. Which ruined it a little for me, but might not necessarily put you off. Anyway, this is where it happens.

Soundgarden gone post-metal is all I need to know. Checking it out now!

Written by Diverge on 26.08.2014 at 00:27

Soundgarden gone post-metal is all I need to know. Checking it out now!

Don't hate me if you don't like it . I say the first two tracks really fit that description, the other two not so much.

Written by Ilham on 26.08.2014 at 00:35

Written by Diverge on 26.08.2014 at 00:27

Soundgarden gone post-metal is all I need to know. Checking it out now!

Don't hate me if you don't like it . I say the first two tracks really fit that description, the other two not so much.

I actually see what you mean for the first two tracks. You certainly haven't let me down with this suggestion...

Written by Diverge on 26.08.2014 at 01:15

I actually see what you mean for the first two tracks. You certainly haven't let me down with this suggestion...

Very happy to hear that.

Written by tea[m]ster on 10.08.2014 at 18:22

Local band. Right under my nose.
http://arcticsleep.bandcamp.com/album/passage-of-gaia

The art has me intrigued.

Blindead performs today at Muszla Fest in my beloved Bydgoszcz. I'm fucking excited.

Written by tea[m]ster on 10.08.2014 at 18:26

Another big one...
https://holodeckrecords.bandcamp.com/album/another-language-hd028

I love this cover. Simple, two colours that really match each other. Checking out.

Skein's debut full-length is the tits. Majority of the tracks are seamless, so I encourage you to download the album for free (or look it up on Spotify) instead of suffering from Bandcamp's stream buffering. Seriously, it makes a huge difference with this record.

Bandcamp



Trivia: A 36-paged novel was published alongside the album, telling the story behind the theme.

Written by Risto on 31.08.2014 at 22:16

Skein's debut full-length is the tits. Majority of the tracks are seamless, so I encourage you to download the album for free (or look it up on Spotify) instead of suffering from Bandcamp's stream buffering. Seriously, it makes a huge difference with this record.

Checked it out. My type of shit Nice, and thanks for the rec.