Possibly my thrash album of the year
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I'll be looking out for your lists... Don't think I'll be doing one - I've missed too much. But some great one's I liked were Aorlhac, Asphyx, Bewitcher, Clandestine Blaze, Hyperdontia, Impaled Nazarene, Outre-Tombe, Sarkrista, Tribulation and Yoth Iria.
I will spin the Darkthrone and Necromantia albums a bit more and see if I like them any better...
Page 666, too. Nice.
That Yoth Iria is fantastic, aren't the two guys who started Rotting Christ behind this band? Really impressed with this album.
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Oooo, this sounds like one of those "never heard but could get around" mentions of yours
Oy.. I've got a few of them up me sleeve too!
I've been on & off this album since it dropped months ago, now I know the singer looks like my uncle's old worry bead flickin' mates from Oakleigh shops I'll give it anther spin..
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I don't play favourites but weight of albums mentioned does give him a leg up
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1st song on the new Anomalie album is interesting. Previous album had more Harakiri vibes which is understandable but this is more Pagan, sort of Primordal meets Harakiri. Only got 3 songs in before my 10yo daughter got in the car with the next 2 not as strong on 1st listen but that 1st song hooked me.
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Morbid Saint I always confused with Morbid Angel. I tried Morbid Angel back in the day and it was too much for me so I've ignored both. I'm apparently simple boy when 1 word confuses me.
Where my tastes have gone since I might need to revisit both.
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Yup that's them. Some good pedigree behind the band.
That Morbid Saint has never done anything for me to be brutally honest.
[mention]deathevocation [/mention] has very long sleeves but [mention]Pacman82 [/mention] springs a lot of left field surprises. Mostly after 2am.
I was like that too as well, takes a few listens also if you're into Num-Skull/Sadus type s**t then it comes good!
I’ve tried Anomalie but never really clicked. I’ll give them another go - Harakiri + Primordial sounds pretty appealing.
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You a fan of the solo band deathevocation?
This is basically speed metal and came out I'm '81.
You a fan of the solo band deathevocation?
This is basically speed metal and came out I'm '81.
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I’ve actually never bought any of his solo stuff. No reason why. I did see this on vinyl recently and thought about picking it up. After listening to this I wish I had.
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Went to JB to see if there was anything worth picking up given 20% off. Surprised that and Exodus aren’t available particularly when the new Unleashed was available on release date.
