Death/Groove/Brutal Metal Recommendations

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dividesbyzero wrote:
I mean sure he kills people and burns down churches but c'mon who hasn't done that from time to time?


I've certainly been known to burn a church here and there, but everyone does dumb stuff when their kids amirite
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Cannibal Corpse and Death are the absolute kings of death metal for me. But I will chime in with a few more recs:


Wolverine Blues by Entombed



Swansong by Carcass



Humanure by Cattle Decapitation



World Of Confusion by Suffocated



Black Force Domain by Krisiun



The Stalker by Eminence



Kingdom Of Conspiracy by Immolation



Warpath by Six Feet Under
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Decurso wrote:
Cannibal Corpse and Death are the absolute kings of death metal for me...


agree!
and what about:

Effigy Of The Forgotten by Suffocation

first time I listened to this album I understood why they used to call it brutal death ๐Ÿคฃ
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Thanks for the tip! I will have to check that out. Check out the similarly named Suffocated. More groove than death, but still pretty brutal sounding.

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Decurso wrote:
Thanks for the tip! I will have to check that out. Check out the similarly named Suffocated. My groove than death, but still pretty brutal sounding.


ok, I will start with "World of Confusion" ๐Ÿ˜„
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RockyRaccoon wrote:
I've certainly been known to burn a church here and there, but everyone does dumb stuff when their kids amirite


Dude. "The Mantle" by Agalloch.
After i heard In The Shadow of Our Pale Companion I have listened through the album twice. Not exactly brutal but holy smokes is it a good album.
I've listened to one Windir song, so don't take this as an educated opinion, but it reminded me of the "if death metal sounded happy" video on YouTube. I'll let you interpret that haha.
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AMBNTnoises wrote:
Dude. "The Mantle" by Agalloch.
After i heard In The Shadow of Our Pale Companion I have listened through the album twice. Not exactly brutal but holy smokes is it a good album.
I've listened to one Windir song, so don't take this as an educated opinion, but it reminded me of the "if death metal sounded happy" video on YouTube. I'll let you interpret that haha.

Hehe this guy knows what's up. The Mantle is definitely more folk metal than anything. For more stuff kind of in that vein I'd probably recommend:


The Voice Of Steel by Nokturnal Mortum

and

Verisรคkeet by Moonsorrow

and probably also:

Bergtatt โ€“ Et eeventyr i 5 capitler by Ulver
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AMBNTnoises wrote:
Dude. "The Mantle" by Agalloch.


Pretty much the only thing you can say about it. Words are hard to describe how good it is.



Here's a couple more:


The Gallery by Dark Tranquillity


Clandestine by Entombed


Mabool: The Story Of The Three Sons Of Seven by Orphaned Land


Alaska by Between The Buried And Me


Watershed by Opeth
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