^^ sure does man , my friend is searching for them on limewire .. hope to get a few mp3s atleast ... would be good to listne to them

"Weeping Birth - they're like the perfect amalgamation of Necrophagist and Dimmu Borgir Sounds Interesting...." Sure does sound interesting, think i'll give them a listen.

@mvikred: Any luck with finding their mp3s on Limewire?

no luck yet man

The only good tech death band I can think of that nobody has mentioned in this forum yet is Atheretic.
They are highly, highly recommended. Fast, brutal, unrelenting, and technical as hell.

If you consider grindcore to be a subgenre of death metal, then Mucopus also qualifies and is highly recommended.

From technical death metal I like
Quo Vadis, Misantrphe, sadus, all band are in MS also wayd and Neglected Fields

Also try Bosnian band After Oblivion,
Also Emaciate - http://www.myspace.com/emaciate

Tridus Eresticus are great TDM band from France

And one of my fav TDM bands Nocturnus from USA, Florida, first DM band who use keebords

I know omly 2 TDM bands more, Redemptor from poland and Divine Syndrome can not think now, maybe Coroner from swis, but it TTM,
Alos try Theory in Practice from sweden http://www.bnrmetal.com/groups/tip.htm

Im pretty sure Mithras is in this category, anyway, they are my favourite Death Metal band, along with Vital Remains.

rrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiiight

Alarum anyone? I've only heard them live, but they seemed pretty good. They kinda tried too hard to be like Atheist, but they still put on a good show. I heard that they're not that good on cd, however.

Jeff what the hell are you doing here?

Written by tuerda on 10.06.2006 at 01:47

The only good tech death band I can think of that nobody has mentioned in this forum yet is Atheretic.
They are highly, highly recommended. Fast, brutal, unrelenting, and technical as hell.

If you consider grindcore to be a subgenre of death metal, then Mucopus also qualifies and is highly recommended.

I agree with u man ... have been trying to get hold of Atheretic's albums for quite some time .. but i still havent found them ....hope i get hold of them soon , heard a lot abt them, and now i wanna hear

Written by Dangerboner on 12.06.2006 at 01:00

I don't think !T.O.O.H.! has been mentioned yet, but what do you guys think of Between the Buried and Me? There's no doubt that they are technical, but there not really pure death metal. I don't know what they are...

They're a mix between like 20 different things to be honest, they're usually throwing elements from all different kinds of genres arond. Yes they are quite technical but I really don't like them. To me it all sounds like random sounds and changes that confuse me and take away from the song rather than add to it.

well, Cryptopsy is full of random changes though.

True but the thing with Between the Buried for me is that one second they'll be playing something DM-ish, then tempo change and it'll sound like something completely different. With Cryptopsy I think the changes and all flow nicely and add to the song, and like I said I think BTBAM's changes take away from it. Maybe I just can't catch on to their whole concept but that's what I've heard from them.

kinda like Opeth huh

Anyways, I guess a lot of people like !T.O.O.H.!, and since everyone recommended this tech death band I decided to buy their cd. Unfortunately, I only thought it was alright.

(This is the same post I made in the 'Brutal Death Metal' thread, as this band is both, I am posting it here.)

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/

I recently checked out Joe Payne's band Domination Through Impurity and they have some wicked music. They have one full length album named 'Essence of Brutality' and it is just that. One way to describe the album would be "technical insanity." It has some really wicked riffing and vocals, while the electronic drum sound leaves something to be desired, it can be looked past. Adding in Payne's growls, the music comes out as brutal as can be. Something really wicked music, check it out. By the way, I had no idea Joe Payne was so talented.

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_pinned.mp3
http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_wahnsinn.mp3

Written by Dangerboner on 12.06.2006 at 01:15

kinda like Opeth huh

Well with Opeth their changes don't sound random or anything, that's the beauty behind them. It all flows nicely, which isn't the case with BTBAM. I don't mean to argue or anything just prove a point. To each his own.

So....I got a hold of Weeping Birth. They're alright . On the brutal side. Think of a slightly more mellowed Beneath The Massacre, having the same extraneously prolonged 4/4 guitar wizardry(or wankery, you choose) as Necrophagist. But they do have an element of Black Metal, with subtle keyboards and their slower portions reminded me of some interludes of Deathspell Omega. Not too technical per se in the time signature shift area, or even in the musical theory aspect, but they did manage to hold my interest to go through the entirity of the album. Good production. You can hear almost every note. But don't think of 'em as a total Necrophagist clone. There are hardly any solos to be found here. What made them more listenable(and therefore better) than Beneath The Massacre was:
1. The Keyboards - They add a different aura to the music
2. No lame hardcore breakdowns - which is a good thing
3. Not everything is at 250 bpm blastbeat speed.

So, they ain't all that bad.
I'd say 7.5/10.

Written by Clintagräm on 12.06.2006 at 02:21

(This is the same post I made in the 'Brutal Death Metal' thread, as this band is both, I am posting it here.)

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/

I recently checked out Joe Payne's band Domination Through Impurity and they have some wicked music. They have one full length album named 'Essence of Brutality' and it is just that. One way to describe the album would be "technical insanity." It has some really wicked riffing and vocals, while the electronic drum sound leaves something to be desired, it can be looked past. Adding in Payne's growls, the music comes out as brutal as can be. Something really wicked music, check it out. By the way, I had no idea Joe Payne was so talented.

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_pinned.mp3
http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_wahnsinn.mp3

Have you been able to find their album? I've been trying to get it for some time. I'm glad someone else has heard of these guys.

Written by Stigmatized on 12.06.2006 at 14:45

Written by Clintagräm on 12.06.2006 at 02:21

(This is the same post I made in the 'Brutal Death Metal' thread, as this band is both, I am posting it here.)

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/

I recently checked out Joe Payne's band Domination Through Impurity and they have some wicked music. They have one full length album named 'Essence of Brutality' and it is just that. One way to describe the album would be "technical insanity." It has some really wicked riffing and vocals, while the electronic drum sound leaves something to be desired, it can be looked past. Adding in Payne's growls, the music comes out as brutal as can be. Something really wicked music, check it out. By the way, I had no idea Joe Payne was so talented.

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_pinned.mp3
http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_wahnsinn.mp3

Have you been able to find their album? I've been trying to get it for some time. I'm glad someone else has heard of these guys.

Only by download unfortunately. I have never seen it in a store. If I did though, I might have to pick it up.

Written by Clintagräm on 12.06.2006 at 22:57

Written by Stigmatized on 12.06.2006 at 14:45

Written by Clintagräm on 12.06.2006 at 02:21

(This is the same post I made in the 'Brutal Death Metal' thread, as this band is both, I am posting it here.)

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/

I recently checked out Joe Payne's band Domination Through Impurity and they have some wicked music. They have one full length album named 'Essence of Brutality' and it is just that. One way to describe the album would be "technical insanity." It has some really wicked riffing and vocals, while the electronic drum sound leaves something to be desired, it can be looked past. Adding in Payne's growls, the music comes out as brutal as can be. Something really wicked music, check it out. By the way, I had no idea Joe Payne was so talented.

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_pinned.mp3
http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_wahnsinn.mp3

Have you been able to find their album? I've been trying to get it for some time. I'm glad someone else has heard of these guys.

Only by download unfortunately. I have never seen it in a store. If I did though, I might have to pick it up.

What did you use to download it?

Written by Stigmatized on 12.06.2006 at 23:17

Written by Clintagräm on 12.06.2006 at 22:57

Written by Stigmatized on 12.06.2006 at 14:45

Written by Clintagräm on 12.06.2006 at 02:21

(This is the same post I made in the 'Brutal Death Metal' thread, as this band is both, I am posting it here.)

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/

I recently checked out Joe Payne's band Domination Through Impurity and they have some wicked music. They have one full length album named 'Essence of Brutality' and it is just that. One way to describe the album would be "technical insanity." It has some really wicked riffing and vocals, while the electronic drum sound leaves something to be desired, it can be looked past. Adding in Payne's growls, the music comes out as brutal as can be. Something really wicked music, check it out. By the way, I had no idea Joe Payne was so talented.

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_pinned.mp3
http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_wahnsinn.mp3

Have you been able to find their album? I've been trying to get it for some time. I'm glad someone else has heard of these guys.

Only by download unfortunately. I have never seen it in a store. If I did though, I might have to pick it up.

What did you use to download it?

Soulseek.

Written by Clintagräm on 12.06.2006 at 02:21

(This is the same post I made in the 'Brutal Death Metal' thread, as this band is both, I am posting it here.)

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/

I recently checked out Joe Payne's band Domination Through Impurity and they have some wicked music. They have one full length album named 'Essence of Brutality' and it is just that. One way to describe the album would be "technical insanity." It has some really wicked riffing and vocals, while the electronic drum sound leaves something to be desired, it can be looked past. Adding in Payne's growls, the music comes out as brutal as can be. Something really wicked music, check it out. By the way, I had no idea Joe Payne was so talented.

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_pinned.mp3
http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_wahnsinn.mp3

hell yeah man .. ive heard this band a lot ... love the album essence of brutality ...... totaly kick ass and joi payne rules ... i'll also mentione one more technical death band called 'beneath the massacre' .. they released an EP in 2005 called Evidence of Iniquity which totally ripped my head into pieces. amazing stuff, do chk it out.

Written by Dangerboner on 12.06.2006 at 01:15

kinda like Opeth huh

Anyways, I guess a lot of people like !T.O.O.H.!, and since everyone recommended this tech death band I decided to buy their cd. Unfortunately, I only thought it was alright.

man , i like TOOH , its jus a pain typing their name everytime ... anyways , ive been listening to thier album order and punishment ...its very diff, yet amazing i must say. will take some time for me to get into , but dint bore me in the very first listen.

Written by CrypticMyth on 12.06.2006 at 14:40

So....I got a hold of Weeping Birth. They're alright . On the brutal side. Think of a slightly more mellowed Beneath The Massacre, having the same extraneously prolonged 4/4 guitar wizardry(or wankery, you choose) as Necrophagist. But they do have an element of Black Metal, with subtle keyboards and their slower portions reminded me of some interludes of Deathspell Omega. Not too technical per se in the time signature shift area, or even in the musical theory aspect, but they did manage to hold my interest to go through the entirity of the album. Good production. You can hear almost every note. But don't think of 'em as a total Necrophagist clone. There are hardly any solos to be found here. What made them more listenable(and therefore better) than Beneath The Massacre was:
1. The Keyboards - They add a different aura to the music
2. No lame hardcore breakdowns - which is a good thing
3. Not everything is at 250 bpm blastbeat speed.

So, they ain't all that bad.
I'd say 7.5/10.

dude, u know wat u have to do for me .. and u kinda forgot abt intestine too

Written by mvikred on 13.06.2006 at 06:47

Written by Clintagräm on 12.06.2006 at 02:21

(This is the same post I made in the 'Brutal Death Metal' thread, as this band is both, I am posting it here.)

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/

I recently checked out Joe Payne's band Domination Through Impurity and they have some wicked music. They have one full length album named 'Essence of Brutality' and it is just that. One way to describe the album would be "technical insanity." It has some really wicked riffing and vocals, while the electronic drum sound leaves something to be desired, it can be looked past. Adding in Payne's growls, the music comes out as brutal as can be. Something really wicked music, check it out. By the way, I had no idea Joe Payne was so talented.

http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_pinned.mp3
http://www.dominationthroughimpurity.com/audio/dti_wahnsinn.mp3

hell yeah man .. ive heard this band a lot ... love the album essence of brutality ...... totaly kick ass and joi payne rules ... i'll also mentione one more technical death band called 'beneath the massacre' .. they released an EP in 2005 called Evidence of Iniquity which totally ripped my head into pieces. amazing stuff, do chk it out.

Indeed. I would not say they are clones of each other, but they are definitely closely related in sound. Beneath the Massacre is pretty wicked. They come out near here in July, I might go and see them.

Written by mvikred on 13.06.2006 at 06:50

Written by CrypticMyth on 12.06.2006 at 14:40

So....I got a hold of Weeping Birth. They're alright . On the brutal side. Think of a slightly more mellowed Beneath The Massacre, having the same extraneously prolonged 4/4 guitar wizardry(or wankery, you choose) as Necrophagist. But they do have an element of Black Metal, with subtle keyboards and their slower portions reminded me of some interludes of Deathspell Omega. Not too technical per se in the time signature shift area, or even in the musical theory aspect, but they did manage to hold my interest to go through the entirity of the album. Good production. You can hear almost every note. But don't think of 'em as a total Necrophagist clone. There are hardly any solos to be found here. What made them more listenable(and therefore better) than Beneath The Massacre was:
1. The Keyboards - They add a different aura to the music
2. No lame hardcore breakdowns - which is a good thing
3. Not everything is at 250 bpm blastbeat speed.

So, they ain't all that bad.
I'd say 7.5/10.

dude, u know wat u have to do for me .. and u kinda forgot abt intestine too

Yes I know what to do ...and damn! Really sorry about the Intestine Baalism, it just slipped my mind (will work on it ASAP)

^^^thnq mate , and i must say Amok is an awesome band , i have been listenin to their recent album lullabies of silence .. its seriously nice .. would rate it 8/10

Well i dont know if this "corpseifier@ guy has been mentioned in the thread but he's amazing,
www.myspace.com/corpseifier
He also has videos on www.youtube.com that are sure worth checking out, i dont think he's released anything officially yet though but the stuff i found on the net sounds very promising.

I think ya really cant go wrong with the classics. Bands like Atheist, Pestilence, Nocturnus, Demilich and Death.

Written by Too many fail. on 19.06.2006 at 21:25

Well i dont know if this "corpseifier@ guy has been mentioned in the thread but he's amazing,
www.myspace.com/corpseifier
He also has videos on www.youtube.com that are sure worth checking out, i dont think he's released anything officially yet though but the stuff i found on the net sounds very promising.

yeah man .. ive seen those vids .. some neat guitaring .. it would be nice to listen to a full length from this guy.

Yeah let's keep our eyes open for any releases...