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I love Iron Butterfly and ELP. I really dig the mellotron and the use of organs in music in general. I'm a fan of Type O Negative, Ghost and Blood Ceremony. What would you recommend in both metal/rock that has these elements?
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I love Iron Butterfly and ELP. I really dig the mellotron and the use of organs in music in general. I'm a fan of Type O Negative, Ghost and Blood Ceremony. What would you recommend in both metal/rock that has these elements?
For that Type O and Blood Ceremony thing, Briton Rites are a good B-rate band.
Epicus Doomicus Metallicus is one of the most atmospheric doom metal records of all-time. Should be right up your alley for Blood Ceremony.
Paradise Lost started life as a death/doom band (much like Katatonia) but by this point were more goth metal, sort of like a sad sack version of Metallica.
Some death metal vocals (but not too abrasive), but otherwise this is pure atmospheric doom (like Type O and Blood Ceremony).
Acid Bath's record company kills all their album song videos as soon as they pop up, so this is the best I can do for this song. The album version is much more atmospheric, but this works I guess. A sludge band playing goth rock.
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For that Type O and Blood Ceremony thing, Briton Rites are a good B-rate band.
Epicus Doomicus Metallicus is one of the most atmospheric doom metal records of all-time. Should be right up your alley for Blood Ceremony.
Paradise Lost started life as a death/doom band (much like Katatonia) but by this point were more goth metal, sort of like a sad sack version of Metallica.
Some death metal vocals (but not too abrasive), but otherwise this is pure atmospheric doom (like Type O and Blood Ceremony).
Acid Bath's record company kills all their album song videos as soon as they pop up, so this is the best I can do for this song. The album version is much more atmospheric, but this works I guess. A sludge band playing goth rock.
I was familiar with Paradise Lost but not that era. Thanks for all the recommendations! I will be looking further into these!
I'm part of a production of Arabian Nights, and I'm looking for some arabic instrumental music to play at various points during the play. I have a few guitarists, a piano player, a ukelele, a cello, a flute, a clarinet and a bass clarinet on hand. Something more simple would be nice, since we all have homework and stuff and not too much time to practice. Thanks!
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Just popping in to ask for suggestions on anything even vaguely like Clap! Clap!, Machinedrum, early Death Grips, or basically any other weirdo cut-and-paste, percussion-heavy artist. It better bounce.
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Just popping in to ask for suggestions on anything even vaguely like Clap! Clap!, Machinedrum, early Death Grips, or basically any other weirdo cut-and-paste, percussion-heavy artist. It better bounce.
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