The Blackening - Machine Head
Umm... dudes... just get this album right now.
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yeah...i dig it.
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Machine Head - The Blackening
This could be huge. Perfect combo of thrash, industrial and DM. It's as if Slayer were trying to play like Opeth.
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I think if i liked Machine Head I would like this album, but I think its the vocals. I just can't look past them to enjoy the very well written music.
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I have that problem with a lot of bands, but I am able to get my head around the vocals on this album. Great stuff, especially solos on Halo.
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I can usually get past bad vocals if the music is good enough, but, as i've tried to explain to my friends with no luck, they have "Butt Metal" vocals.
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I figured I'd hate this album as I really do dislike Machine Head, but somehow they've managed to pull off a good album. Its a notably solid release with some really good material. Its not really Machine Head-esque.
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Im impressed...In my opinion a welcome return to form for MH
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I've heard really great things about this album, looking forward to giving it a spin
"LET FREEDOM RING WITH A SHOTGUN BLAST!!!!" |
Like some of you have noted, the vocals can be gruffy, but the death metal growl is par for the course for this type of exteme metal. On cuts like "Now I Lay Thee Down" which alternates between straight singing and screaming, vocalist Flynn comes across endearing especially late in the song, when his voice cracks on the chorus, and creates a cool as sh$t industrial effect. Most singer would have used a different take, but it works for the song.
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