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Written by Garth Vader on 02.09.2011 at 08:25
Check out Cipher System
Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 02.09.2011 at 13:14
And Atrophia Red Sun
Thanks for the suggestions guys. Feel free to recommend me more st00f. |
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| Okay then... Celldweller's self titled album is killer too. |
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Written by Garth Vader on 02.09.2011 at 18:12
Okay then... Celldweller's self titled album is killer too.
I'll most definitely look into the matter.  |
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| Neurotech is the first album even close to this style I've ever heard, and I fucking love it. This list will help me greatly. |
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Written by strade on 21.02.2012 at 01:27
Neurotech is the first album even close to this style I've ever heard, and I fucking love it. This list will help me greatly.
Thank ye Strade, I appreciate you taking some time to check this list (and the genre) out. More to be added soon, hopefully.  |
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Written by !J.O.O.E.! on 27.02.2012 at 15:21
The Amenta and Red Harvest. How could I have neglected to mention them last time.
Now why am I not surprised?  I can only expect wing-flapping goodness from your recommendations. Goes without saying that I will check them out asap. Cheers, mate. |
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| The Monolith Deathcult are probably my favorite band to include electronics in their metal |
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I've got a really obscure release. Not even sure if the band is around anymore. It's electronica/alternative and a really good album:
Artifact - Only Salvation |
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There is a fair bit of electro stuff in melodeath which I enjoy - check out Blood Stain Child, Silent Descent, Timecry, Mygrain for examples
Also We Butter the Bread With Butter for pure comedy ! |
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Written by InnerSelf on 27.02.2012 at 22:36
The Monolith Deathcult are probably my favorite band to include electronics in their metal
Hells yeah! |
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 JÄY - 12.06.2012 at 17:15
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| Great list dude...thanks! |
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Lit. - 12.06.2012 at 22:06
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| Cyber Metal... God, I sure hopes so! |
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| I second Monolith Deathcult's TrivmVirate and Tristwood. |
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| Don't really feel Trivmvirate, although a mighty boss album, "suits the theme", if you will. I'd prefer cyber (cliche term, but still) metal recs over here so... |
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| Stuff like Scar Symmetry, you mean? |
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Written by Promonex on 28.06.2012 at 04:04
Stuff like Scar Symmetry, you mean?
And Paul Wardingham. Thing is, imagery is important to me as well. "Futuristic themes" are what made these kind of bands land over here. |
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Druss - 01.07.2012 at 02:14
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| Thumbs up, cyber metal is a genre I've been meaning to be trying to get into to, glad to see Tyrant Of Death's Alice's Heroin Wonderland here. |
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Well damn, I came to this list expecting more bands like Illidiance but the only ones remotely similar are Seecrees, Mnemic, Neurotech and Sybreed; Deathstars kinda sorta but they're still a bit more industrial/gothic than "cyber" imo. Most everything else is recent Dark Tranquillity style Melodeath with "techno-ish" keyboard moments strewn about for "atmosphere". Should probably put the genres (in parentheses) on the side so others coming here can see which of these bands actually fall inside the realm of "cyber metal".
Another band I can think of to add would be a group that has been around for over a decade that I would happily go back and call "cyber metal" had I thought of that term a decade ago...Crossbreed. And the most recent (or maybe even last 2) The Kovenant albums (who are another band that started out as melodic/symphonic BM but shifted to electronic-based metal); in fact there are several sounds that Illidiance used on Damage Theory that are very reminiscent of The Kovenant's S.E.T.I. album. |
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JÄY - 10.10.2012 at 23:43
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| I've come to realize that cyber metal er whatever you want to call it is the annoying metal genre.....it's so easy to mess up. Mostly, I think, due to the fact that it doesnt have any distict riff stucture....you just take any metal and throw some electronic samples on top and there you have it. |
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Written by JÄY on 10.10.2012 at 23:43
I've come to realize that cyber metal er whatever you want to call it is the annoying metal genre.....it's so easy to mess up. Mostly, I think, due to the fact that it doesnt have any distict riff stucture....you just take any metal and throw some electronic samples on top and there you have it.
Same can be said about gothic to some extent.
I do agree that good cyber bands are extremely rare and all, but it doesn't mean it's "annoying". Originality and quality don't necessarily have to go hand in hand. |
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JÄY - 11.10.2012 at 20:21
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Written by MechanisT on 10.10.2012 at 23:47
Written by JÄY on 10.10.2012 at 23:43
I've come to realize that cyber metal er whatever you want to call it is the annoying metal genre.....it's so easy to mess up. Mostly, I think, due to the fact that it doesnt have any distict riff stucture....you just take any metal and throw some electronic samples on top and there you have it.
Same can be said about gothic to some extent.
I do agree that good cyber bands are extremely rare and all, but it doesn't mean it's "annoying". Originality and quality don't necessarily have to go hand in hand.
well, its annoying to me, so.... |
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Written by JÄY on 11.10.2012 at 20:21
Written by MechanisT on 10.10.2012 at 23:47
Written by JÄY on 10.10.2012 at 23:43
I've come to realize that cyber metal er whatever you want to call it is the annoying metal genre.....it's so easy to mess up. Mostly, I think, due to the fact that it doesnt have any distict riff stucture....you just take any metal and throw some electronic samples on top and there you have it.
Same can be said about gothic to some extent.
I do agree that good cyber bands are extremely rare and all, but it doesn't mean it's "annoying". Originality and quality don't necessarily have to go hand in hand.
well, its annoying to me, so....
I can definitely see where you're coming from man. I won't dispute the fact that this genre is plagued with bands that play annoying-sounding metal and come across very gimmicky, but I wouldn't like to generalize the whole genre. The ones that are good (a rarity, but heck) are really awesome. |
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Lit. - 29.10.2012 at 16:21
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Written by MechanisT on 10.10.2012 at 23:47
Same can be said about gothic to some extent.
Same can be said about any genre to some extent. |
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I like that genre a lot. 
