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Petula07 06-03-2010 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by LoathsomePete (Post 875917)
If you liked his solo albums (I would highly recommend checking out The Adversary and angL) then you would definitely like Peccatum, specifically the album Lost in Reverie. The band features his wife, Ihriel, on vocals so there's this really cool dynamic between the two.

Thanks, I know all three albums but After seems to be my favourite.

Ok, I will try Peccatum, I love contrast of male and female voice together. Interesting recommendation :thumb:

Necromancer 06-03-2010 02:16 PM

HURT - Rapture
 
I found this song and band on Itunes and I was woundering if there were any other good songs by them, or recommended albums?
This may sound kinda wanky, but the song Rapture reminded me of a 'Placebo & a hint of 'Danzig' & 'Jim Morrison' influence, I do know their an older band I believe, because I read somewhere that they were on tour with Alice & Chains before, awesome tune.

YouTube - Hurt - Rapture

Insane Guest 06-03-2010 04:05 PM

I liked it. ^

diversecity 06-03-2010 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Sljslj (Post 875315)
Try The Gathering, Dream Theater and Apocalyptica (Apocalyptica actually did a track with Cristina Scabbia from LC called "Anything But Love")

Thanks I'll listen to them and I already knew about Apocalyptica and I love that song. ;)

Sljslj 06-03-2010 07:53 PM

I don't want to sound arrogant or anything, but I posted this a few days ago and no one said anything.
Anyway, I'm looking for something in the style of Hatebreed or Walls Of Jericho, any suggestions??

LoathsomePete 06-03-2010 08:08 PM

You posted it yesterday. Anyways you're after metalcore, now I avoid that garbage like the plague so I'm just going to post this, a collection of artists who fall under that genre from last.fm

I suppose you might want to try Sepultura though, Brazilian trash metal with death metal overtones. Specifically try The Roots of Sepultura which features traditional Brazilian instruments along with the electric guitars.


AleG 06-04-2010 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by LoathsomePete (Post 876299)
I suppose you might want to try Sepultura though, Brazilian trash metal with death metal overtones. Specifically try The Roots of Sepultura which features traditional Brazilian instruments along with the electric guitars.

Sepultura's one of my favourite thrash bands. Soulfly and Cavalera Conspiracy just aren't as good. (both bands by Max Cavalera, ex-Sepultura vocalist, in case you others didn't know. So if you like Sepultura, might as well give them a try).

Sljslj 06-04-2010 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by LoathsomePete (Post 876299)
You posted it yesterday. Anyways you're after metalcore, now I avoid that garbage like the plague so I'm just going to post this, a collection of artists who fall under that genre from last.fm

I suppose you might want to try Sepultura though, Brazilian trash metal with death metal overtones. Specifically try The Roots of Sepultura which features traditional Brazilian instruments along with the electric guitars.


I'd heard of these guys before, but never actually heard them. I like it, but (and maybe it just me) they don't seem to bring the same energy that Hatebreed brings. Anyone else got any suggestions?

Insane Guest 06-17-2010 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Signerare (Post 885093)
Best band: metallica

You posted on several threads with a simple statement like My favorite is: x
Is it to post a link? Which is against the rules.

Anyway this is recommendations not who your favorite is.

Sljslj 06-17-2010 08:57 PM

I'm lookin for some good, female-fronted metal that's not The Agonist, Otep, Arch Enemy, Walls Of Jericho, or Kittie, as (obviously) I already know all of them. Any suggestions?


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