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I actually just looked up the lyrics to Casper's Dictum and goddamn these dudes are turbo-nerds. It's fucking awesome.
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lord_ghengis said:Jari is so arrogant that if he went the Amon Amarth route and made an action figure of himself, it'd effectively be a Mr Potato Head with his own face, except all the the detachable parts would just be smaller versions of his own face. I don't see epic landscapes when listening to this, I see a stuck up Finnish knob, sitting in a room with walls covered in self portraits, playing a keyboard. No, wait, I don't even see that. I see him in his face-room sitting on a computer, layering dozens of chintzy keyboard tracks together carelessly, crying at his own majesty.
With metal and heavy music in general there's a pretty strong dissonance between most people you meet at shows and people who hang around forums like the metal archives. Most people at shows are fairly ordinary and easy going, but online metal communities tend to be full of spergs who take everything way too seriously. The worst ones probably don't even go to many shows because they don't get out much at all. I'd advise anyone getting into the genre not to get an impression of the other fans through the archives or /r/metal or whatever, since those forums really aren't representative of the general fanbase.
Online metal fans tend to rant about hating metalcore endlessly, for example, while I've found that in real life most fans like some of it, even though it's hardcore, not metal. I've never got any crap for liking The Dillinger Escape Plan, Converge, or Sikth at a show, but on some online communities anything with -core except maybe grindcore gets immediately dismissed.
on some online communities anything with -core except maybe grindcore gets immediately dismissed.
Yeah, the majority of users on metal-archives are a bunch of basement dwelling neckbeards who will call you a poser unless you like their favorite generic, dime-o-dozen black metal bands that nobody else cares about.
I remember making a relatively negative review years ago there on Darkthrone's Translvanian Hunger (I gave it around a 21%), and the review got met with so much butthurt. I think its been deleted since. Lol Meh, Im more of a thrash/NWOBHM fan, tbh which is why I still lurk there.
Not to mention, their extremeist views on what bands they consider metal, and which bands they don't.
I will admit though, I do like hells_unicorn's reviews. He writes some pretty good and informative album reviews, and he's got good taste.
Eh, Pig Destroyer and Brutal Truth are worth a listen at the very minimum.Grindcore is utter shite and I'd rather listen to nothing than that trash.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=mER2H-hW_OYHere's some typical Bob Macabre if you're wondering what one of his (many) projects sounds like
Metal archives said:Animae Capronii never had a real bass until summer 2013, when Cesare bought a 2nd-hand one from his bandmate bassist in MOEX The Bliss.
metal-observer said:Cesare Sannino is a busy man, or one with way too much time at his hands. After 30 albums with Animae Capronii in nine years and participations in Cervus Nebulae, Dockalfar, Evig Begravelse, Hatecraft, Nazgoat (all black metal, with Animae Capronii being outspokenly “unblack”), MOEX, Violent Shit and a few solo albums, he now is offering his first effort under the Trust Your Heart banner and unlike the vast majority of his previous output, this one is heavy metal. Kind of. It is the closest to what this self-titled debut album is.
While the lyrics are purely Christian, which is not a problem in itself, the quality of them is a first obstacle in the enjoyment of Trust Your Heart, not because of English being a second language here, but overall. It is an obstacle, though, that could be overlooked, if the quality of the music was above average, but in the case of Trust Your Heart one really have to do that, because chances are that the ears will not trust this effort one bit.
Now where to start… The drum computer sounds exactly like that, mechanical and out of the box, the guitar riffs can barely be called such, the keyboards are cheap and sound like one of the Casio synths that you hear in basements or cheesy schlager soirees and the vocals are…let’s just say not good either, especially when he goes a little gruffer in some sections. The songs themselves are weak, incoherent, lack flow, inspiration, atmosphere, melodies, heaviness (all depending on whichever direction one would be looking at) and the production settles right in there with it all.
The intent is clear, trying to create some sort of epic and somewhat atmospheric kind of metal, using uplifting lyrics to aid the lost souls wrest themselves from the grip of evil. The execution is a fail in each of these departments, as harsh as it may sound. To single out certain songs would be a futile attempt to put the spotlight on anything here, just so much, closing “Blood Sacrifice” is a cover version of British unblack metal band Cryptic Embrace and not only is it pointless, it also does not fit in with the rest of the album, maybe an unsuccessful attempt to tie Trust Your Heart’s style with Sannino’s musical directions from the past.
All in all Trust Your Heart will probably mostly serve one purpose out there, to be used as a prime example of not how to do things. The saying “neither fish nor fowl” doesn’t even apply here, this is like the meat lover’s platter in a raw vegan restaurant. Avoid at all cost!
http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Sandwich_Full_of_Fuck/3540419670
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Has this guy been mentioned yet?
http://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Nathaniel_Leveck/568843
Nathaniel Leveck is a guy who is essentially making a billion bands of various genres in his bumfuck town in Wyoming of all places.
Here's a review of one of his projects
http://www.metal-archives.com/reviews/Enord_Khan/Demonic_Ambassador/595839/
I'm not sure if simply being utterly talentless merits a lolcow thread, though. I've never heard of him tard raging in response to criticism.
Speaking of which, would GG Allin have classified as a lolcow? I watched his documentary once, and he used to react terribly to criticism, plus his live shows were :horrifying: to say the least.
He ate shit and threw it as well, he self-mutilated, blabbed on about how he'd one day become an hero onstage at one of his shows. Definitely a horrowcow.
Is this a joke?
Is this a joke?