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Nah I'm not. I don't think there's any point having a bass player if he can't be heard at all. I hated the production on and justice for all for example. I get what you're saying about the other end of the spectrum and I totally agree. Those kind of recordings that have that generic and bland feeling can also lack menace or danger for the same reasons. I think the middle ground is more where it's at so you can retain some of the grit and the danger and menace. It feels to me like these recordings are trying to be so extreme lo fi to try and cover for the fact that there actually isn't a lot of substance there musically and the lyrics and the concepts and the fashion/lifestyle for want of a better word is far more important than the actual music.. I guess I just described some kind of extreme punk ethos?Not into the whole recorded inside a tin can aesthetic ? I'm not super into it either, but there's also something pretty gross to the other end of the spectrum of really crisp, over produced metal that can give it a really generic and bland feeling. http://www.nitwitty.net/reboot/lo-fi-production-black-metal/ That might be a good read for you.
I did read the link too btw. That kind of gels with the impression I get but is perhaps a bit more generous than I'd be.