Forest Of Tygers Nashville, Tennessee
Manic, epic, dark, blackened, genre-bending metal from Nashville, USA.
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2nd: love the unsettling contrast between the calm, almost recitative singing and the brutal, black metal-ish rhythm section. 1st listen: despite the common sound that pervade the record, each song has its own strong character.
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Formulas Fatal to the Flesh
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Great Death Metal album! My favorite from Morbid Angel (from the 80s and 90s, everything that came out next I haven't listened to yet). I really like the technical-instrumental side of the album. The instrumental compositions create a unique atmosphere, and the song "Disturbance in the Great Slumber" starts playing in my head when I think about this album. Morbid Angel is one of the best Death Metal bands? Trey Azagthoth-a genius? Yes of course! - my answer
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Moonlover
by Ghost Bath
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I bought this based solely on the cover art. I like to do that sometimes. Man, what a stroke of luck that was. This is one of my absolute favorite BM albums so far. The piano solo at the end of track #2 is worth the price alone. There's a reoccurring melody line that weaves in and out. It gives this a great prog feel. Really love their fearlessness in song arrangements. For me, this is top 3 or 4 favorite BM of all time.
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Illusions In The Wake (Atmospheric Black Metal)
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ISLE OF THE IMMORTALS
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Abominion
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The great Oakland atmospheric black metal band Abstracter returns with a punishing new EP pulled from the depths of hell.
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From a Whisper
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