>>498 Please post sources you use for download that you think will be useful for other anons.

>>498 MUSIC PIRACY RESOURCES- TIER 1(the most extensive and convenient collections) redacted.ch (largest musical library in existence) https://orpheus.network/ r/freedeezerarl+deemix-gui(https://gitlab.com/RemixDev/deemix-gui) https://www.slsknet.org/ (the best public resource for rare soykaf) slavart.gamesdrive.net free-mp3-download.net rutracker.org https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp (Rips from bandcamp,yt etc) metal.iplay.ro https://en.metal-tracker.com/user/login.html https://xprm.net/ (public music request website) https://github.com/alexkay/spek (music quality checker, spectograph) Tier 2(don't try these before the tier 1 sites) https://rawkbawx.rocks/ Doublenegative.io (shut down, may come back) https://github.com/vitiko98/qobuz-dl https://git.uhwot.cf/uhwot/dzunlock https://ori5000.github.io/musicripping.html http://cue.tools/wiki/CUETools Undernet, dalnet, #mp3passion, #mp3collective on irc https://github.com/Shabinder/SpotiFlyer https://blacktorrent.ru/ Network: irc.rizon.net ; Channel: #BATCAVE https://freeallmusic.top/ http://coreradio.ru/ https://musicbrainz.org/ https://newalbum.club/ https://github.com/Superhackman/downtify-premium https://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?f=1332&t=3897714 https://www.klgrth.io/paste/8xx8t (https://archive.ph/ltIcA) http://gtk-gnutella.sourceforge.net/en/?page=download http://www.retroshare.cc https://pastebin.com/UPpwdBG1 : eMule serverlist https://forum.winmxworld.com/ https://drive.florinlunadrive.workers.dev/0:/FLAC/ https://git.uhwot.cf/uhwot/dzunlock.git http://88nsm.com/ https://rac-forum.org/forum/index.php https://hammerstorm.org/index.php https://www.rightvoice.org/ http://www.rightvoicemedia.com/ Anime OSTs and other weeb music: Direct download: http://hikarinoakariost.info https://www.reddit.com/r/megalinks/ https://www.reddit.com/r/opendirectories/ http://music.forunesia.com http://musical.f-n.me https://downloads.khinsider.com http://fvost.net http://gendou.com https://anime.thehylia.com/soundtracks http://www.achanime.net/list-ost-anime/ https://utanimeost.com https://my-free-mp3.net Torrent: https://nipponsei.minglong.org ->IRC<- http://rutracker.org/forum/index.php https://nyaa.si https://www.anirena.com

>>501 MORE MP3/FLAC SITES https://yayeet.org/ (riprequests) https://t.me/deezload2bot (deezer ripper) https://thelastdisaster.vip/ https://exystence.net/ http://plastinka.org/ https://www.discogc.com/ https://www.musicjap.com/ (weeb stuff) https://downloads.khinsider.com/ (video game music) Rilds.com http://keygenmusic.net/ (keygen/installer music) some tier 1 FLAC ONLY SITES https://hindi-lossless.blogspot.com/ (hindi flacs) https://flaccat.com/ https://losslessma.net/ https://flacattack.net/ https://searchlossless.com/ https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18uv94liWaRYSu16XY6Njx0SLykmJmczJ (deleted, but you can ask rekulous for archives) https://lossless-flac.com/

>>514 Ocremix.org/torrents http://tracker.modarchive.org/ Some absolute gold can be found on ancient japanese p2p networks, but they are also a breeding ground for pedos so steer clear of the cp: https://archive.org/details/P2PWinMXWinnyShareAndPerfectDark

Until recently, western pop has been dominating music. Every few years, a pop star or group of them dictate popular taste, from backstreet boys to Britney to others, most recently Billy Eillish. But as the economic domination of American cultural hegemony slowly fades, other cultures and their effects emerge. One such trend, I have been noticing is songs with erratic, energetic and many a times schizophrenic song structure coming from east Asia. Chainsaw man - Kickback - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MNbX4MRIFQ Spy X Family - Mixed nuts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1kKAgvTX9c While such composition is not new, its use in more mainstream shows is very new. Just a decade ago, such songs being used in mainstream wouldn't get accepted and a more mainstream composition with more predictable song structure would be used. This is something very new and goes to show how mainstream audiences are far more accepting today. More subtle and less obvious examples are also there, which show this eclectic mix of post music elements applied to more traditional forms. Attack on Titan - Season 6 - OP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-eoYLBbZOA Attack on Titan - Season 6 - ED https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ct5V3PYByo I have used only anime examples, but even Korean shows as well as Japanese shows that are quiet popular and mainstream have started to use such tracks and compositions for their score and openings.

>>518 >>514 >>501 Thanks for these anon. Some of these are really needed for me, I am going to put them to good use. Also share music you enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEqgeN27Hhk Julian Lage - Tributary This song is a lesson in Dynamics and their importance in engaging music. I love how the guitar is always laid back compared to the drums and contrabass, coming in late, almost on the edge of missing the beat but never actually missing it.

>>531 I'm the deathcore/blackmetal anon from inch, you already know my taste.

>>534 More reason for you to share bands you are listening to, I will be sharing more varied tastes this time and not just metal. Though lot of interesting stuff in metal. Indiachan.io deleted the metal thread, is there an archive of that thread ?

>>535 Yeah, here are the archives: 1.0-bhttps://archive.ph/bR7RI 2.0- https://indiachan.io/ent/res/13458.html(still up) https://archive.ph/cZiyL I'll start sharing music in some time, not really listening to a lot nowadays

>>498 https://youtube.com/watch?v=fxbr7vmf5q8 https://youtube.com/watch?v=qH5rwr-tbOE Not sure what type these songs are but they make me feel calm

>>538 The first one is just a pop song, and the 2nd one is rap of some kind(stoner rap maybe?). Not my kind of music

>>538 I don't like discouraging people who make original music but The first track is just using free preset sounds in FL, even the cover has 0 effort put in. The second song at least gets the aesthetic even if it not very original, it is just mumble rap for digested for Indian audience.

I had last year bought a pair of Rode NTH-100 headphones, based on reviews that were mostly all praise. And the headphones did sound good and were comfy, very good performance for the money. But few months in and the adjustment clasps broke. Turns out this is a common problem. I contacted Rode and they will give me a new pair. Each time though it will cost me to send the headphones. I do hope Rode comes up a real solution and I don't have to pay for sending in headphones every 3-4 months. Meanwhile, I used the cable on an old cheap panasonic headphones and I am using them. I am seriously considering giving up on headphones and only sticking to IEM's now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub747pprmJ8 right here,right now - Fatboy slim Album cover in 2nd post. What a classic song and the video was amazing when this came out.

>>498 https://yewtu.be/Y8Xgq3naom4 Exercises in futility VI by Mgła really nice atmospheric BM

>>606 Will be seeing them live soon in underground gig. Really looking forward to that. Excellent band. I am loving this new wave of black metal.

Listening to new lorna shore, specifially to the hellfire. Lorna shore is not my usual thing and niether is deathcore. The leads are too clean, the drums are pure midi and there is no human element to them etc. But praise for Lorna shore where it stands, the sparse background in the end of this song is like a reductionism as produced by a Michelin Chef, which rearranges the core elements of a breakdown into a masterful piece, enhancing the flavour of each.

>>546 I got my pair of IEM's, now going to sleep with both isolation and ear damage due to too much music. Headphones will take longer still.

>>620 like it or not, I really appreciate that they're bringing a new sound into the stale genre of deathcore, and many bands are bringing their own creativity into the genre after seeing their success. As a result, the deathcore scene has been revived and is in the best state it's ever been. Bands are no longer competing on who can sound the heaviest on 200bpm blast beats, which is a great thing for metal music in general. I do like the symphonic elements in neo lorna shore, they go well with heavy music.

>>626 Fully agreed on this. I had given up on deathcore before, but lot of cool bands in 2022.

https://yewtu.be/Gb8b3gGYaFI Kids listen to this nowdays. Musically it is nothing new or original but the quality of production is impressive for an Indian artist

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXT-K8eL8sk I like this album but the mix gives me ear pain and makes long sessions next to impossible, even with warm sounding headphones.

>>498 https://yewtu.be/ckSl1teci3E "tradecore" a schizophrenic parody of the cores by a comedian, I like the song though

>>712 This was superb. Reminded me of the sex ed song, though it is not as extreme as this and super old now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_6ItxioUco

>>498 https://yewtu.be/watch?v=KsjWcH5QvPc for the likes of you- discretion

>>498 https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=3RPyqLDONLA Nocturnal Depression - Un Immense Desespoir - ( Álbum : Spleen Black Metal ) - ( 2015 ) DSBM

https://youtu.be/rDO3PMXeOyw cricket-themed death metal from aus

>>719 >>753 >>757 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETxQIjhQmTc

https://www.metalsucks.net/2023/02/16/deathcore-in-japan-cutting-edge-visual-kei-and-kawaii-bands/ Japanese deathcore.

>>498 https://anonfiles.com/r6R3k4Taya/Muhammad_Pedophile_-_Heir_of_Mental_Degeneration_2022_HSD001_CD_FLAC_rar an excellent underground NSBM album, it's anti islam as an added bonus.

>>781 You found it finally ! I saw your post on Lain. Based. Can you share the link of the black metal album based on Nichts neues Im Westen ?

>>781 KEK. Blasting this this. Thanks for the share anon.

>>789 >Nichts neues Im Westen https://yewtu.be/d8G4JnfeCu0 FLAC: https://anonfiles.com/pbi2LbZcye/1914_The_Blind_Leading_The_Blind_flac

>>514 https://isrbx.me/search/

>>801 https://sanet.st/music/

https://gitlab.com/team-zotify/zotify rips directly from spotify

https://rentry.co/megamusicrippingguide self explanatory

https://web.archive.org/web/20220418105355/https://morrismotel.com/generate-a-deezer-arl/ generate a premium deezer ARL to download FLACs for free

https://nm.reddit.com/r/xTrill/ https://nm.reddit.com/r/musichoarder/wiki/index/ subplebbits that allow music requests

https://github.com/lidarr/Lidarr >Lidarr is a music collection manager for Usenet and BitTorrent users. It can monitor multiple RSS feeds for new tracks from your favorite artists and will grab, sort and rename them. It can also be configured to automatically upgrade the quality of files already downloaded when a better quality format becomes available. highly recommended, especially if you're a member of RED/Orpheus/top tier usenet NZBs

>>795 Thank you so much anon. Really loving this album. Thank you for your shares, may I recommend you this excellent album if you are into Carnatic rock https://www.isrbx.me/3137887915-art-metal-jonas-hellborg-mattias-ia-eklundh-amp-ranjit-barot-the-jazz-raj-2014-cd-rip.html >>810 Deezer limited these in between, since then haven't tried. But I heard the failure rate is higher now.

http://palined.com/search/ Can be useful for finding rare albums.

>>498 https://t.me/deezload2bot https://t.me/DezAltyLiteBot https://t.me/joeymusicbot spyware bots to download FLACs from deezer and one for tidal and qobuz: https://t.me/deezertodrivebot

>>826 NICE. Though after the war, I am going to stop using Telegram as well. Its just bad for my personal security and German government is using it full on to spy on dissidents. https://youtu.be/ncwB2bs0I7o

Most movie soundtrack covers are rearrangements of existing popular music. The movie was decent, better than last few releases for me. But the music was actually good for me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlZkpUUM-Rk

Dogs of Delhi - Mattias Eklundh thank you deathcore anon. I found it using a resource you shared.

>>919 Glad to hear that >>501 https://doubledouble.top/ An alternative for slavart, downloads FLACs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afv9qAXF5NE Imperial triumphant

https://youtu.be/KRpoBvY5DlE Olga Amelchenko – Slaying the Dream

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjHOLtudKpQ Amenra - Black doom Slow depressing stuff. Great for grey skies and winter moods.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8WrAze532I does anyone listen to Portal here ?

>>954 https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=b6oivdq3as0 tried this, but at the wrong mood I guess. It's unique and I'll have to delve deeper. Thanks for sharing

Started listening to Radiohead again, I have divisive feelings on Radiohead. , mostly their music is too whiny for me, but sometimes there is structure I wouldn't expect. There is a serious lack of dark and angry music in India.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IJEU3CbkYM Seems new fredrick thordendal album could be a real.

>>1019 nice riffs, I'll have to check him out. dhanyavaad

>>1020 Check sol nieger within. Its more like psychadelic 7 string metal. Really amazing.

>>1022 yeah, it was next on the autoplay queue. nice stuff https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=OKcaisYU1OM hovert : the ascetic new black metal, love it

>>1028 Thanks man, loving it. I needed something relaxing and this hits the spot.

>>498 https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=twaHkSvyero&list=OLAK5uy_mje5r4Rw6a40neDj4N36KnuEtxDhWlT8o Carach angren: franckensteina strataemontanus unique black metal

>>498 https://yewtu.be/zOkTUj4dbsM Face yourself: shadow self Probably the best female vocals I've ever heard in metal

>>1068 Love this track. Horror industrial.

>>1072 https://youtu.be/Pq_HInYd4-4 Enjoy some shining.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09d3d-PWWBI Weird melodeath black metal. Weird in a good way imo. I quiet enjoyed this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjYJuWJip_Q Melodeth.

https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=r2ladbYBeWU harakiri for the sky: song to say goodbye post black/dsbm

>>498 >Sadly mp3 uploads not allowed. testing whether .opus files are allowed

>>1420 testing with .mp3 now

>>1421 testing .mp4 now

>>1420 >>1421 >>1422 very nice yaara

>>1420 >>1421 >>1422 Nice.

today i suddenly remembered this song's lyrics from a filename on /o/ board

>>1478 The fuck ! Ahahahahahahhahaha.

Life mein fair chance kiska - Idk why I remember this song. Dheeme re - Rarely does classical touch Indian music in a good way, even in Tamil movies, most of the classical touch is imo quiet useless. Maybe some Ilaiyaraaja fans might disagree.

https://youtu.be/4goAz0wc8po Raag vasanthi. Beautiful rendition.

Random old song.

>>498 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=D16xR93aLHI Raat Indian metal

>>1516 This band is superb. Not my kind of black metal, but great production and effort put into album cover. They are getting my money.

>>498 https://yewtu.be/j1fGQF_3_lg Sabaton: attack of the dead men (powerful version) heavy/power metal about ww1 before listening to this track, I recommend reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attack_of_the_Dead_Men >The Attack of the Dead Men, or the Battle of Osowiec Fortress was a battle of World War I that took place at Osowiec Fortress (now northeastern Poland), on August 6, 1915. The incident got its name from the bloodied, zombie-like appearance of the Russian combatants after they were bombarded with a mixture of poison gases, chlorine and bromine, by the Germans. -Battle >The Germans launched a full-frontal offensive on Osowiec Fortress at the beginning of July; the attack included 14 battalions of infantry, one battalion of sappers, 24–30 heavy siege guns, and 30 batteries of artillery equipped with poison gases led by Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg. Russian defenses were manned by 500 soldiers of the 226th Zemlyansky Infantry Regiment, and 400 militia. >The 11th Landwehr Division under the command of Infantry General Rudolph von Freudenberg was singled out for the new general attack. The 18th Regiment was deployed in the main direction along the highway and railway. The 76th Landwehr Regiment was to attack the south. To aid the success of the operation on the front of both regiments, it was decided to use a massive gas-balloon attack with chlorine. Other parts of the division to the north and northeast were to support the attack with demonstrative action. >At dawn, at 4:00 a.m. on August 6, 1915, with a tailwind on the entire front of the attack, chlorine was released from 30 gas-balloon batteries. It is estimated that the gas eventually penetrated to a total depth of 20 km, maintaining the striking effect to a depth of 12 km and up to 12 meters in height. >In the absence of any effective means of protection for the defenders, the result of the gas attack was devastating: the 9th, 10th and 11th companies of the Zemlyansky Regiment were completely out of action, from the 12th company in the central redoubt in the ranks remained about 40 people; Byalogrond had about 60 people from three companies. Almost all the first and second lines of defence of the Sosna position were left without defenders. Following the gas release, German artillery opened fire on the fortress and barraged fire for their units moving in the attack. The fortress's artillery was initially unable to fire effectively, as it in turn was hit by a gas wave. This was compounded by the simultaneous shelling of the fortress by both conventional shells and chloropicrin shells. More than 1,600 people were killed in the fortress, and the entire garrison was poisoned with varying degrees of severity. >Over twelve battalions of the 11th Landwehr Division, making up more than 7000 men, advanced after the bombardment expecting little resistance. They were met at the first defense line by a counter-charge made up of the surviving soldiers of the 13th Company of the 226th Infantry Regiment. The Germans became panicked by the appearance of the Russians, who were coughing up blood and bits of their own lungs, as the hydrochloric acid formed by the mix of the chlorine gas and the moisture in their lungs had begun to dissolve their flesh. The Germans retreated, running so fast they were caught up in their own concertina wire traps. The five remaining Russian guns subsequently opened fire on the fleeing Germans.[1][2][3][4][5] >Suppressing the solitary resistance, the units of the 18th Regiment quickly overcame the first and second line of barbed wire, occupied the tactically important fortified point "Leonov's court" and began to advance along the railway line to the Rudsky Bridge. The only reserve in the Position of Sosna remained a company of militias with up to 50% of the personnel poisoned; the demoralized remnants of the company could not carry out an effective counterattack. >To the south, the 76th Landwehr Regiment quickly occupied the depopulated Sosna, but had proceeded too swiftly and fell under its own gases, suffered significant losses, and was temporarily stopped by the fire of the remnants of the 12th Company at the central redoubt. >There was a real threat of the Germans seizing the Rudsky Bridge, which would mean dissecting the entire defence west of the fortress and the loss of the Sosna position. In this situation, the commandant of the fortress Lieutenant General N.A. Brzozovsky ordered artillery fire on the already occupied areas of the enemy Sosna position and a bayonet counterattack using "all that is possible." The remnants of the 8th and 13th company (about half of the original composition) counterattacked, along with the 14th company which sallied from the fortress. >The 13th company under the command of Lieutenant Kotlinsky counterattacked parts of the 18th regiment along the railway and forced them into flight. During the attack, Lieutenant Kotlinsky was mortally wounded and handed over command of the compound to the 2nd Osovetska Sap Company V. M. Strzeminsky, who, despite severe gas poisoning, with the remnants of the company entrusted to him, carried the attack to the end, using bayonet tactics to take possession of the 1st and 2nd sections of the Sosnya position. Kotlinsky died later that evening.[6][7] >The Russians did not hold the area for much longer. The Germans threatened to encircle the fortress with the capture of Kaunas and Novogeorgievsk. The Russians demolished much of the fortress and withdrew on August 18.[2][3]

>>1527 here's the original: https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=-AFdwoyNT24 iirc they performed it live with gas masks and trenches on the stage: https://yewtu.be/fxkynkZAQZ0

>>1516 nice, I liked it. they're quite popular on spotify, with 1.5k monthly listeners. added to my playlist

nice music yaara

Donut Hole yaara

>>1545 earrape, you have retarded taste(ok, I'm biased since I hate weebs, but my point still stands)

>>1535 >>1545 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzT8XOT_l9E You might enjoy this

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVsZv3NaGH8 Pt Debashish Bhattacharya - The sound of the soul

>>498 https://invidious.kavin.rocks/watch?v=sElu0bXXzM0 1914:Arrival. The Meuse Argonne (Lyric Video) excellent blackened death metal about war

>>1767 You have been on the war theme for a while now. Any reason for that ? Check out Yellow Road, been really getting into this band https://youtu.be/eFxxvgcz8EA?t=487

>>1770 >You have been on the war theme for a while now. Any reason for that ? I have been reading up on a lot of war stuff, and I have found some good war metal and war themed metal. >Check out Yellow Road, been really getting into this band I liked no dust, definitely intrigued. will check out more of them later

>>1779 War is a topic not covered well enough in Indian music. Though you can say Indian music in general is not good at expressing negative stories. Contrast this to folk songs, that talk about wars, glory of war, battles of bygone eras, courage etc.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xM-x7PLUgK8 Mesarthim - Arrival I don't know how to describe this, it goes through so many genres in just 15 mins. Post internet black metal.

>>1779 This is unrelated to the thread, but I really like books by military men. Call Sign Chaos was a great book. I am generally anti war in the modern sense, it is too much loss and most often, not enough gain. But preperation of violence is necessary, those who cannot defend themselves deserve to be exterminated. More importantly, military men understand reality in a way better than white collar workers and university professors do, in addition to having skin in the game.

>>498 New gutslit music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECggVXPCZhw

>>1887 it's refreshing to hear some good indian death metal. this is one of the best Indian death bands I've discovered the music video is very poorly directed though, not that I care

>>1893 https://youtu.be/3bt9gmcex8Q godless: oneiros https://godlessindia.bandcamp.com/ this is another good Indian thrash-death band

>>1895 not really a fan of this one, I liked >>1854 better

>>1908 kek, songs.pk gives me serious nostalgia

>>501 https://takemetal.org/ https://newalbumreleases.net/ For hardcore/Punk/ska there’s http://hpsmusic.ru/ For post hardcore/screamo there’s Sophiesfloorboard.blogspot.com. This is a privacy front-end for YT music https://beatbump.io/home

Goatmoon - Alone [Black Metal] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wORFSQ5n-Wc Sick riffs. Satanic Warmaster - Carelian Satanist Madness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtpCYHKGj48 NSBM has the sickest rriffs of all black metal genres.

Arriving somewhere but not here - Porcupine Tree [Prog-rock] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kpeip2B8l2E

The Meads of Asphodel - Jihad The Grisly Din Of Killing Steel This band is too fucking kino, the most unique black metal I've ever heard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXFQv0z5hG4

>>1944 Post-black metal

>>1944 Good stuff.

>>1942 NSBM because it is so outside mainstream, musically its is more disconencted from trends. The punk touch reminds me of the righty skinheads vs kefty ones

>>1909 Any comparable website ?

>>1948 Well speaking about Punk, check this out- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8wPy0HRevU Terror System - Crust Punk

>>1951 >Crust Punk Subgenre btw

>>1912 Fun. But I don't think I'd give these types of song a second listen. >>1770 War themed metal usually has unbearably cringe lyrics, that usually isn't an issue as long as the instruments are good, but you can't help not noticing it. >>1907 KINO. Recommend moar. Recommend more metal+breakbeat combos.

>>1527 Nice read, but song sucks, power metal ain't my taste anyways. >>1426 Kino songs, kino movie. Kashyapchad, I kneel. Easily my favourite Indian director of the past 20 years.

>>1949 yeah, check >>501 >>514 >>518 and the replies to them. btw, why do you have an Indian flag now, germanon? >>1942 goatmoon is a nice gateway band. The NSBM scene has some really good bands, and RABM does too. guess the political extremes like to write siq riffz to attract people to their ideologies >>1943 nice guitar work but I don't listen to rock >>1944 cool stuff, will check them out >>1954 I kinda agree, power metal is cheesy af. War metal is kino though

>>1952 by the way, are you mallufag or the sports anon? I don't remember anyone else contributing to the metal threads kek >>498 https://invidious.kavin.rocks/watch?v=dbkT4WoGalk cryptopsy: phobophile some really unique and kino technical death metal

>>1962 Mallu. I don't namefag anywhere except inch.

>>1961 >RABM does too Recommend some.

>>1983 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgMcNXxtY-4 You might enjoy this

>>1962 Man, I am a HUGE cryptopsy fan and have signed merch. The band is great despite so many changes in style. From Worm king to once was not to their self titled release, looking forward to the upcoming album too. Carrionshine - My all time fav from them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YE1Gvah3aYI Though love their songs in other styles too such as two pound torch, pestilance or cold hate warm blood.

>>1961 > btw, why do you have an Indian flag now, germanon? Was in India for two weeks, now back. Will have some thoughts on Indian metal scene later. > goatmoon is a nice gateway band. The NSBM scene has some really good bands, and RABM does too. guess the political extremes like to write siq riffz to attract people to their ideologies The issue is the people I have met , who follow these ideologies, repel me off of the music. They usually have no self awareness and illusions of grandeuer. But this criticism applies to lot of music. for example, barely school passouts bedroom fags, writing albums about quantum stuff that they don't understand. Once you start reading lyrics seriously, its very tough to take most bands seriously

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJEtBYVheB0&list=RDEMU0El1D_xLtOOt9nsBKwlXQ&start_radio=1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6ZxdtVWjGA&list=PLwciL6rV4oV5vkfpDjCfLnTATGTCh4ao1 In the mood for more electronic music.

>>1989 >carrionshine in the name of all that's kino, thanks for the share >>1990 >visited india which states? did you attend any metal concerts? lol >people repel me off the music true, fans of any genre are obnoxious and I tend to ignore them. I was really into mathcore in my edgy fascist teen phase and the scene was full of actual woke goblins, some of them were left of authleft. I have never paid any attention to the fans of any kind of music thereafter, and that has helped a lot. >Once you start reading lyrics seriously, its very tough to take most bands seriously true dat, most of the metal scene is too retarded in terms of lyrics(they're hardly understandable so idc anyways) >>498 https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=pdAbZXMO8Bg some nice, old school atmospheric BM. it has lyrics about dharma

>>1990 RABM is pretty gay tbh. Someone post something good, all the decent RABM bands existed before the trend of labeling it RABM (like Iskra) >>1989 Cryptopsy is my favourite band. I really hate the current vocalist, but the first two albums are literally perfect.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23L_WGqZpzk Reply in detail on Sunday

>>1994 >>1993

>>2004 devourment seems like an excellent band really liked babykiller love the unique drums thanks for the share

>>2009 You seem to prefer a raw'er style of musician ship and production in your music and less of studio polish

>>1993 > which states? did you attend any metal concerts? lol I came to India under sad circumstances, dead family member, another one sick, lot of property and financial bs to handle. Had invites to meet friends in Bangalore, Kolkatta and Chittagong, but couldn't. Would love to attend some of the bigger concerts. For the smaller ones, I usually end up helping bands one way or othe. I am tired of seeing most bands make 1 album in collage, then dissipate into the workplace/marriage/NRI etc i.e. oblivion.

>>1993 I love cult of fire, already bought lot of stuff from them. They are from Ukraine if I remember. Lot of good metal from that country, too bad they 404'd themselves. > Thoughts on fan and scene The issue with NSBM people is, I sat and talked to them. Given that I am visibly brown and Indian, they went full retard on me and embarrassed themselves. These same guys also have a famous NSBM band. Yeah. Most bands are retarded. But the few that aren't make it 100% worth it.

>>1994 >before the trend of labeling it RABM Its for le edge teenagers. > Cryptopsy is my favourite band. I really hate the current vocalist, but the first two albums are literally perfect. Cryptopsy of the old was a different band. Raw unhinged hate channelled through musical instruments. Cold hate warm blood is the best desc. New cryptopsy is something else. I can appreciate it for what it is. But yeah, it is not old cryptopsy and I can understand people hating on it.

>>2012 well, shit. Hope everything is better now >>2013 >ukraine czech republic* >NSBM "people" they are absolutely retarded, I would punch one if I saw one irl. >>2014 >le edgy teenagers that's 99% of the fanbase for RABM and NSBM bands. >>498 thoughts on picrel? I find it funny when people take the lyrics from songs named something like "baby killer" , "soil the stillborn" , "necropedophile" , "hammer smashed face" etc and take them literally to cry about them

>>2020 AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=3Qx95KzAGPg I am old school man. I make it a point to offend these people both here and in India. Sadly too many of these in India too. It always boils down to art vs artist. You can like the art without liking the artist. That is why you find otherwise weak mean making amazing music, that goes onto inspire amazing men.

>>498 https://cable.ayra.ch/webxmp/

>>2020 >thoughts pic related >that's 99% of the fanbase for RABM and NSBM bands. NSBM is old school. Current wave of both is complete shit, but RABM is on another level of garbage. Goatmoon, Absurd, Nokturnal Mortum, etc. are great.

>>2030 Goat horns off of Goat horns by Nokturnal Mortum https://youtu.be/2NuJbr5V6vI?t=711 Kunnia Armageddon by Goatmoon https://youtu.be/IBBmJzpbDoM

Posting more NM https://youtu.be/koEc9A1FMJ4

Totenlieder by Absurd https://youtu.be/XWbLqwV1fik Judeobeast Assassination by Grand Belial's Key https://youtu.be/qVR8EmO-sYU

>>498 bros how do I start understanding death metal lyrics within a few listens? I've always been bad with lyrics, and death metal is pretty hard. I usually need a lyric video to understand them, and even then, I do not understand a lot of lyrics after listening to the normal song

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-05-26/how-heavy-metal-tracks-the-wealth-of-nations Thoughts on this ?

>>2077 This is an amazing track. Need to explore more of this.

>>2081 If you listen to it for fun, then why bother ? If you get them in a few readings, great. If not, then high chance they are pretty senseless to begin with ?

Ashes and promises share a bond Through the winds of change Words are blown away When visions that should be Are tattooed in your mind The power to let go Is sometimes hard to find The answer cannot be found In the writing of others Or the words of a trained mind In a precious world of memories We find ourselves confined Claws so razor sharp Ripping at the spirit Promises a potential to hurt Is anything real? When forever is to be until Deep inside, in the world of empty words... No escaping from those haunting Empty words... Do you ever feel it? A craving that is so strong To by thought rewind in order to find Expectations that shined through the doubt That soon would turn into the price Of what a word will be worth When tomorrow comes To be and we are left Standing on our own- And seeing what is real... The answer cannot be found In the writing of others Or the words of a trained mind In a precious world of memories We find ourselves confined Claws so razor sharp Ripping at the spirit

>>2089 Death has songs with great lyrics. Their sound is really old school. Like post thrash and very early death metal. So to most newer fans it does not appeal, maybe mallufag won't like it. BUT, the lyrics and the instrumentation is without compare, most modern bands do not come close.

>>2069 Goat Horns was a great listen. Time just passed while listening to this.

>>2084 >>2091 Nokturnal Mortum is really great. Some Goatmoon tracks have a similar vibe, esp off of Finnish Steel Storm and Varjot. >>2081 Lyrics are always secondary imo, and most metal heads agree. >>2090 I regret not being able to get into Death sadly. >>2083 Counterpoint - metal grows with alienation in advanced welfare state countries, like Scandinavia, where traditional institutions (church, monarchy, and family) are dead. Linking my favourite Peste Noire album: https://youtu.be/-y6gBcw0pWk

>>2093 Also, the best Peste Noire song imo: https://youtu.be/uLSUQYzqXZ0

>>2093 >>2085 i know, but I also know people who are able to decipher the lyrics in a couple of listens without even having a metal background. I find it incredibly hard to jam to a song if I can't sing along in my head, even with death metal. Advice for hearing lyrics out of the gutturals and screams would still be appreciated >>2094 I concur neige is a beast of a vocalist 4:13 sounds like a car applying its brakes kek

>>2103 i meant 3:08 for this video 4:13 in the rawer master file version

>>498 https://redirect.invidious.io?v=3QQlJX2oiso Cock and Ball Torture - Enema Bulldozer Grindcore/Porngrind it's very groovy but how the fuck do some people understand the burping? I really want to gain the ability

>>498 https://yewtu.be/clY3tO29b9U kahani : samsara neo "indian" deathcore not a fan since it's not really Indian and the band members are probably SJW faggots, but it's pretty rare to see indian deathcore

>>2093 > Nokturnal Mortum is really great Where can I get the discog ? The public torrents seem to be dead > I regret not being able to get into Death sadly. Doesn't matter. More bands should write thoughtful songs. On the musicianship front though, no complaints. Modern bands do an amazing job. > Lyrics are always secondary imo, and most metal heads agree. YES. Metal is first a meditation in rhythm and violence. All else is secondary. > Counterpoint - metal grows with alienation in advanced welfare state countries, like Scandinavia, where traditional institutions (church, monarchy, and family) are dead. How does that explain Poland, Ukraine, CZ etc? I disagree with the article myself, but I am trying to find a common thread.

>>2103 I can't. Esp grindcore. Very few bands I can make it out. I usually just read the CD sleeve or search the song online.

>>2105 With grind they're usually not even saying the lyrics, just approximations of the words.

>>2114 >nokturnal mortum discog give me a few hours to upload it, it has 810 files and is 6.1 GB >>2115 >>2116 alright, what about death and black? I definitely know some people that can understand most of their bands. I am able to understand vocalists with good diction, like will ramos and ben duerr, but it's insanely hard to understand someone like say dickie allen or the vocalist from extermination dismemberment

>>498 dropping some random deathcore tracks https://yewtu.be/eL3qP8KJmzg A Wake In Providence - A Darkened Gospel https://yewtu.be/US2LnkOxlm8 A Wake In Providence - "The Blvck Sun|" >>498 https://yewtu.be/LwuENQMyN0w AngelMaker - Gutless https://yewtu.be/YnQXEm4xPo8 Angelmaker - leech (their best track imo) >>498 https://yewtu.be/s2mnUa_Fz0U brand of sacrifice : demon king >>498 https://yewtu.be/h3a94pig1c0 The Voynich Code - Acta Sancti >>498 https://yewtu.be/c5ikTsd87Co aversions crown - xenocide (it's more like alien core but it's good)

>>498 https://yewtu.be/ctomoFmJ79w Winter's Gate - Manaan kinda unknown band, I like their vocalist

>>2114 https://anonfiles.com/ybpci4y5z8/Nokturnal_Mortum_rar Nokturnal Mortum's discography, zipped since there were 810 files

New Alkaloid https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=exNarG7sl6c

>>2004 >babykiller avg white woman theme song

>>2134 weird how public policy now mirrors metal song titles >babykiller >forced gender reassignment the list goes on

>>2114 >Where can I get the discog ? The public torrents seem to be dead Use Soulseek

>>2142 it's kinda already uploaded here >>2126

>>498 >>2126 Thanks a ton for sharing this and your effort. It means a lot. I was changing my audio setup. Will reply in detail on other posts when done.

>>2142 Soulseek has more low quality rips, so I stopped using it.

>>2094 Testing my new wireless setup and this is the first song I chose. The slightly boosted treble gives life to these screams that is something else. Peste Noire is so beautiful ! Anti semitism is also deeply rooted in Europe.

>>2108 Mixed feelings. I appreciate the effort honestly, the production is not bad. The song writing is not terribly original, with it sounding like basic deathcore. The members all look like India SJW's and I can already imagine a conversation with people like these. I think what offends me the most is any lack of creativity. Indian SJW's are wannabe Westerner's. For them to ape music that is about independence, goes against its very ethoes.

>>2116 Yeah. It is fun though. Both the lyrics and the playing. https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=hsXo9_ZdcB4 With time I can understand the lyrics of this song. But that is due to repeated listening. >>2117 > alright, what about death and black? There are definitely bands where I can pick up most of the lyrics, but that is because my brain has learnt to look for specific frequencies and pronunciations. It is the same with learning a new language, initially for example, I couldn't differentiate easily between three south Indian languages, eventually when my ear got trained, I could easily pick the one I learnt apart.

>>2118 >A Wake In Providence - "The Blvck Sun|" This is nice, especially the bass tone. Though again, core is not really my thing, it is too repetitive. Angelmaker does the clicky drums and tight drums aesthetic really well. Their bassist deserves more attention. Brand of sacrifice are using instruments that I would buy for myself, very nice. But not my thing the song, it still goes back to the early 2000's core sound with a more modern production. Ignotum is more interesting musically, than just chug chug breakdown chug. > AVERSIONS CROWN - Xenocide Love the energy, this pumped my heart more. Will save this for exercise. The song writing is actually good on this, there is actual melodic buildup

>>2134 >>2135 You should check out Megadeth, their vocalist was friends with Alex Jones, predicting the downfall of west for a long while. if you are into old commentary, this might be very interesting to you and others. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=-p2HNDZqFdI

>>2135 Forced gender reassignment is a grea song.

>>498 https://youtu.be/epKlwGiASl0 Infant annihilator : SWINAECOLOGIST https://youtu.be/HytVh5zefUo 1914 - ...And a Cross Now Marks His Place ft. Nick Holmes i love the line "LATER IN THE NIGHT, THE ENEMY SHELLED OUR LINES" followed by the blast beats. never fails to send chills down my spine I'll drop some RABM now https://liturgy.bandcamp.com/album/h-a-q-q transcendental black metal, but with orchestration https://sankarawar.bandcamp.com/album/total-liberation-of-the-human-race Sankara - Total Liberation of the Human Race (communist war metal) https://iskracrust.bandcamp.com/album/ruins Iskra - Ruins (anarchist black metal) https://dreamsofthedrowned.bandcamp.com/album/dreams-of-the-drowned-i (anarchist avant-garde black metal) https://dispossessed.bandcamp.com/album/warpath-never-ended https://naturmachtproductions.bandcamp.com/album/kelle-surut-soi (folk RABM) https://rotem.bandcamp.com/album/unholy-martyr Anti-Freeze-Unholy Martyr https://youtu.be/Qqad0P6Z9R8 Panopticon - Autumn Eternal (atmospheric RABM) Akvan - Forgotten Glory ( http://akvan.bandcamp.com/album/forgotten-glory ) Antifascist folk black metal from Iran https://thetruepanopticon.bandcamp.com/album/kentucky Panopticon - Kentucky (anarchist atmospheric black/folk) https://iskracrust.bandcamp.com/album/ruins Iskra - Ruins (anarchist black metal) https://dawnrayd.bandcamp.com/album/behold-sedition-plainsong Dawn Ray'd - Behold Sedition Plainsong (anarchist black/folk)

bonus song: (not rabm, just a fun song that is a pretty good gateway into black metal) if black metal had a nightclub song, this is it https://youtu.be/NQQdsKH3Qt8 SATYRICON - King

>>2189 Infant Annhilator is fucking great. Liturgy is run by a tranny with the typical views, but he does make great fucking music. I bought the album when it came out. I still find the idea of lefty black metal weirdly funny, but giving it a chance lol. This is a lot to go through, so will take me sometime. >>2190 Satyricon and Behemoth , I have weird feelings for. Both of them got into black metal from nu metal. Over years, my love for their less than TRVE image came down, but youngsters get into metal through such bands only.

>>2190 This song still kicks ass, can't believe how long ago it was. https://piped.adminforge.de/watch?v=dCwauWLlo_c Nachtmystium every last drop Ofcourse, shining https://piped.adminforge.de/watch?v=FeENVJJcX3w

https://lyricstranslate.com/en/maenniska-o039avskyvaerda-maenniska-person-oh-horrid-person.html People who can freely feel and express hate are great people.

Death Metal Bolt Thrower - Anti Tank (dead armour) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA55DqbGa0A

Indian Indie Janoobi Khargosh - WIzard

>>2205 Bolt Thrower - World Eater https://youtu.be/QL19beIJSE0 Bolt Thrower - The IVth Crusade https://youtu.be/4GPFduVKuEg

>>2190 Satyricon - Skyggedans (Dark Medieval Times full album) https://youtu.be/ff_uv337yIE?t=990 Satyricon - Du Som Hater Gud (Nemesis Divina full album) https://youtu.be/kPhRmUM0n-8?t=1105 Early Satyricon is perfect.

>>2208 Bolt thrower is über based taste

>>498 My favourite death metal bands, in no particular order: Cryptopsy, Dying Fetus, Skinless, Gorguts, Carcass, Arghoslent, Immolation, Internal Bleeding, Mortal Decay, Suffocation,Exhumed, Ghoul, Impaled, Carnage, Spirit World, Bolt Thrower, Cancer, Slaughter, Repugnant & Entombed, cannibal corpse, nile, death, morbid angel, obituary, pestilence

>>2212 Good taste, even though I like GBK I could never really get into Arghoslent. >>2211 Intestinal Baalism - An Anatomy of the Beast (Chunky Japanese melo-death, fans of Arghoslent recommend) https://youtu.be/5c1_bpdzUGQ

[Breakcore] goreshit - semantic compositions on death and its meaning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxRlzhXS97E

>>2222 Great find anon

>>2219 This japanese band is such a weird combination but it works.

>>498 gonna drop some of the heaviest, filthiest slam/death(core) songs I've ever heard https://youtu.be/waEIOJVh4xg methwitch: burn victim https://youtu.be/pFLhhzapvUA Gorepig: mr pig https://youtu.be/2AnepC82oZI Defilement: vile https://youtu.be/cz-TrRsCScA Wretched tongues- dismal;eternal https://youtu.be/iOM_y-Lm-mE Shrine of malice: goddess of the 0uroborus https://youtu.be/VliDgQgjhqw Nylist: suicidal https://youtu.be/SojM5WYwSpI Distant- human scum And of course, any track by nitheful, which is possibly the heaviest band of all time

>>2286 Methwitch is comically heavy lol. I enjoyed it

>>2286 a couple more: https://youtu.be/mYpAh4jqPg8 Beyond deviation- 10000 https://youtu.be/jJ2S1p7wUfQ In gloom- god the animal Bonus: a heavier version of "to the hellfire by lorna shore" , by the vocalist of nitheful - https://youtu.be/_MfIlzLCJ84 >>2291 Ikr you'll enjoy all the other songs I posted too, they're all comically heavy

With so many things going on, I just keep 1 page in my diary of bands I am currently seriously listening to. Once the page is full, I fill in a new one, some bands are left behind. But this is the only way I can keep up in a sane way, with what feels like unlimited music. >>2286 Gorepig is my kind of slam. Really nice stuff. The vocals don't do it for me. Luckily Defilement fills that exact void. Great vocals and slow chugs. Wretched tounges has great riffs. Shrine of mallice has epic vocals, the orchestral touch and vocals feel really good. What guitar is the guitarist using ! ? Nylist isn't my thing, but I have a schizo friend who loves to get stoned and listen to exactly this. Distant has a very nice touch on the familiar core style.

Nile - Ramses Bringer of War https://youtu.be/IwcRXbVC4k8

>>2386 This band brings back so many memories, I used to be a huge fan. Need to revisit them.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=2JeV-xpW57w Very nice. Crushing. Id expect the same from them but they keep getting better.

RATM always took themselves too seriously. They were a woke band in times more free. SOAD is accused of being clowney, but they managed to be political without taking themselves as seriously. RATM has not aged well for me. SOAD has.

If you want sound quality, go with anything else. TWS's sound way too compressed and low fidelity. Limited sound stage and dynamic range.

Feels like a mix of grunge and nu metal. I actually like it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-C5ug_-u-8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqXVBeEuwLU This track has stayed with me for so long. Dillinger Escape Plan songs are hit and miss. Not all are great. But I do love this one.

>>2207 Great production on this. Not my usual thing, most new producers tend to be predictable, this one also wears his influences on his sleeve. But damn, well produced and tasteful elements.

>>2207 Part of what spoils artists like these for me is pretencious urdu loving crowd, which talks crap in urdu and pretends its artsy. That has given me a bias.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=OqJ9E06JQQw Mallu and deathcore anon ought to enjoy this. Find the full album wherever you pirate your music,.

https://djen.co/ So you still need to know some basic music theory, but else you are good to go.

Got tickets to see Mayhem and Cannibal Corpse in the Fall, pretty hyped.

>>2639 I honestly hate metal music videos. James Hetfield gave his opinion somewhere on it and I agree 99%. Hate corporate music and I think music videos cheapen the experience by limiting imagination.

>>2404 Urdu is Hindi with a sore throat.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFhZi4T6nJY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8pbnjvypQ0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YC3pwio0fXc

>>2768 SUPERB ! My friends are going for the warm up concert. Great lineup. Mayhem are great live and Cannibal Corpse is always amazing live. Please share pics. >>2769 I actually have permanent headphones and play music in the background, so didn't see the video at all. There are some videos that I enjoy, but overall, it distracts me from the music. >>2770 This issue is starting to annoy me enough to start my own band to address this. Cure your own itch they say.

>>2771 VCPR ! So long since I heard this ! Love Vice city

>>2771 It is amazing how much effort they put into this. What a great game.

Money for Nothing by Dire Straits https://youtu.be/FwADBQ3FXlw?si=p5K7SovM1If8y9xP >>2773 Yeah the lineup looks absolutely sick.

I generally like their music, but I hate mixing Indian languages and English, it breaks the flow and these guys do it often enough. Secondly there is little to no variation in their mood of their songs. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=BM1J_Xdq_Qw Are there any good electronic artists now ?

I had the cassate, but my mother threw it away along with lot of other precious CD's and stuff from my youth ! https://yewtu.be/playlist?list=PLqsam6bs3DNUR9nNs1bGLZSFUwSOGGgcp

Great songs, pointless plot, not the usual amount of deaths https://yewtu.be/watch?v=uZcY88bMqHE Worth a watch

Great album ! Very disorienting, like Portal but in a proggier blacker form. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=6WHSZ7FE5M0 I normally don't enjoy this band, but this album might be the best of this year.

Can someone get this discog and share it ? I cannot get a hold of it anywhere https://en.metal-tracker.com/torrents/265156.html

>>498 Fleetwood Mac - Albatross https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXeKi6ZkbOw

>>2900 >>2806 I relate more to the lyrics than the music itself. My tastes tend to be extreme. Either heavy or soft. It is very rare for me to like something in between. These guys are still classics for a good reason. >>2972 Love the production on this. Not compressed. Lot of dynamic range.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uQjqdRQ9FE We live in the golden age of metal with bands pushing the envelope every day. So many great releases I can hardly keep up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb646JftP5I I am not a fan of her style or music, but she is a good player and this is an Indian effort.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5azXWuW5Py4 I am from no gharana , I have no significant lineage.

This is less of a meme and more of a reminded to myself of what I want to be. To clock out of the clown world of norminess.

just saw mayhem... so good yara, will post the videos later

>>3215 Amazing ! Also going for decapitated in Feb ?

Not a core guy, but what a great album.

This is an old complaint of mine and I find myself repeating it, like an uncle complaining about new generations. But it bothers me because it prevents me from enjoying lot of bands. 1. Music that is non resolving. Non resolution is a great way to create tension, but lot of bands never actually resolve it, which makes their music just annoying. Add to this noodling. solos that go nowhere or make any musical point. 2. Meaningless lyrics. Poetic lyrics I fully enjoy and I can understand that sometimes maybe I missed the point. But a lot of bands just throw together dystopian or kazynskian themes or some variant thereof, add random words (even chat gpt generated lyrics would have more to say) and sing them over a song. It is great until you actually understand the words and that they mean nothing. This topic came back to me after listening to new Alkaloid album, numen. The musical composition is superb and does not have the issue of point 1, which is already a huge win for me. The space theme is nice in theory, but it sounds cheesy and bad honestly. The fact that there are mistakes in the physics, just kill the immersion for me.

>>3216 Looked over the footage I took at the concert, looks like I have ADHD and Parkinsons the footage is so shaky and randomly cuts off.

>>3224 Comparing metal from 30 years ago to now there has been a progressive shrinking of diversity. A lot of bands seem to put out the same album. Relying on the same structures, transitions, tone etc. It's become a meme that every band uses Mesa Boogies now.

>>3285 Its true that main stream bands do this, but good metal always exists on the fringes and the bands on fringes have been doing such a good job to be honest. There are multiple releases every year that simply floor me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYpaTrRjQFw Here is an example. Not earth shattering, but really good. >>3284 Its ok. I am interested in the crows. From once a year "rock gigs" to seeing metal bands perform, its been great to see how it is changing. I want it to spread more cities, not just Bangalore and Delhi.

Someone recently tried to get me into the music of Leo. The same person tried to push Vikram to me. Both are to me, wannabe western movies, pushed for Indian audience, like pasta made in paneer gravy. More importantly, just because in some studio, a metalhead trying to make a living, added his own flavour to a lungi/whordu song and some Indian monkeys danced to it, it doesn't make it a good song. Period. Similar case can be made for many other more original takes. For example, the songs in Haddi , while good, are just folk vocals on popular club music. It works once or twice, but when used too many times it is derivative. Another example of this is Sneha Khanwalkar's version of bandeh. Utterly unoriginal and disservice to the original. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=uC0jhJC86f8 On the same topic If your song is good, but has a verse/chorus or just random spraying of bullshit in English, it can fuck off. All chutiyawoodiya's are guilty of this. In the end, I really cannot respect most music produced by chutiya woodiya's after the 80's. Mass market doesn't need to be crass.

>>3517 Someday i might murder Indian music directors, impale them on their own instruments. The sight brings peace to my mind.

Cryptopsy cancelled in India due to Canada row. Sad but kek. Desh > concert.

>>498 steal this album was based, binging it rn SOAD> black metal for solo walks, tbh

>>3535 I fucking love SOAD, with time this band aged beautifully. I liked them because I was young and impressionable and this band was original. In time, I loved the themes of their songs. now as an adult it all comes together beautifully.

>>3535 Both RATM and SOAD are political. But RATM takes itself too seriously while SOAD had political themes, but never took itself too seriously (atleast in the music). With time, I don't enjoy RATM as much.

Anyone know a famous raga? I think it was a morning one and it was sung by a woman. Or, just post ragas. I can remember it and want to hear it so bad.

>>3606 >>3606 Bhairavi is the most famous morning raga imo. Here is Kaushiki ji's band performing it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FuW2ZcgOmA

>>3606 >>3606 I should begin my mornings eith this. My information diet is continiously negative

>>3611 >>3612 Such a comfy start to the morning yar. Sad that I haven't found the one that started it all for me, it wasn't just beautiful but had a lot of sentimental value. c'est la vie

>>498 Rare Hindutva-themed music: https://filelisting.com/sangha-geete-f24a2b105a102e09cf2bedd819c1542eb1fdd5b9.html https://filelisting.com/rss.sangha.songs.hindi.marathi-(essess)-ed76d276ad2c50fbd0ed7dc71ba55002810fe71a.html

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=ktghYPX4Gjs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaushiki_Chakraborty She tours canada quiet often.

>>3673 Thanks

tally hall

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=rkYAlBL7QCI https://yewtu.be/watch?v=xXZg_Y244BE

back after a long time some indian/indian-themed death metal: https://dunkelheitprod.bandcamp.com/album/sthoopa https://invidious.asir.dev/watch?v=zJTmi9cgpKQ

>>498 https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=P_GD5gYms_k some real bangers in this list, even though most of it is retarded

>>498 https://invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=c0P8-9ufAUE Teufelslied SS marschiert in Feindesland und singt ein Teufelslied, ein Posten steht am Oderstrand * we sang 'ein Schütze steht am Wolga strand' und leise summt er mit. Wir pfeifen auf Unten und Oben und uns kann die ganze Welt, verfluchen oder auch loben, grad wie es ihr wohl gefällt. Wo wir sind da ist immer vorne * we sang: 'Wo wir sind da gehts immer vorwärts' und der Teufel, der lacht nur dazu (ha-ha-ha-ha-ha). Wir kämpfen für Deutschland, wir kämpfen für Hitler, der Gegner kommt nicht mehr zur Ruh'! * we sang: 'der Rote kommt nie mehr zur Ruh'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW6RXTjm4iA Probably all the cold and snow inspiring this.

>>3786 Will have to check this. Sounds good from desc.

>>4002 I love this track. Bolly/Tolly/Molly/Xolly/Indie pop music is a very poor outlet for a teen with anger issues.

>>498 DnB Tokyopill - Ethereal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XFXPIMdj2Y

>>4015 Based and aesthetic pilled.

>>4015 https://youtu.be/s-1Y2EqThyQ

>>498 https://invidious.no-logs.com/watch?v=GfyK5wd_5x0 https://invidious.no-logs.com/watch?v=fwYBEddzNp0 https://invidious.no-logs.com/watch?v=ljQmpCVwxeA

>>4097 https://www.dunkelbunker.com/product-category/all_products/digital/

>>4097 >>4098 Opening these on campus will get me in trouble. Need to wait till I'm travelling somewhere.

>>4111 looks like the idea of new internet has been floating around a lot i wonder if there are any projects which are trying to achive this.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WffJfQPp7kE अच्छा हिप‌होप

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WffJfQPp7kE अच्छा हिप‌होप

any dnb listeners ?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sz2-kugDhGE

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om1IVx7UuqM wish my dad was such a war criminal

>>4462 What fucking cringe lol >>4481 This is so comical, it has to be a joke. But the over socialized kind is like this. This song is an audio crime for sure.

>>4481 This just might bring back the entire Balkans together against India

Chumki choleche eka pothe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ACtQl0UGJI Chander batti https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeCYGjMa4AI

>>4224 https://youtu.be/SIahbUYxdfE You might enjoy this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YnT3cjBeII Not enjoying it as much as grassroot songs from UP and Bihar, that capture the spirit much better.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCXLTSF3ybs why does the CRPF march song sound similar to erika?

>>4533 nice, very chill

>>4627 WOW ! The similarity is not light ! Thanks for sharing this. LOL. I can blast this on my speakers shamelessly. >>4630 There are very very few electronic artists who to me don't sound completely static. It is not that I don't enjoy the genre, just that I like the musician to put some real effort. People playing real instruments have a lot of dynamics, such as subtle changes in volume, tone, timbre of instruments are more full sounding etc.

Can someone pirate high resolution releases by this production house ? https://www.2l.no/ There used to be a torrent on Ruttracer, but I can't find it anymore.

>>4646 magnet:?xt=urn:btih:25B2BB45C9ED13680FBD91FD63329E378EA4E633&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt4.t-ru.org%2Fann%3Fmagnet&dn=%5BSACD-R%5D%5BOF%5D%20The%20Nordic%20Sound%20-%202L%20Audiophile%20Reference%20Recordings%20-%202009%20(Classical) magnet:?xt=urn:btih:BF572A28423336ECC4C75491CF3AD660AB21FD53&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt2.t-ru.org%2Fann%3Fmagnet&dn=%5BSACD-R%5D%5BDSD%20OF%5D%202L%20-%20The%20Nordic%20Sound%20-%20Demo%20Disc%20-%202018%20(2L%20-%20The%20Nordic%20Sound)%20(Classical%20%2F%20Jazz) magnet:?xt=urn:btih:A78D44E80447805431C282C33B408AA675EF3424&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt4.t-ru.org%2Fann%3Fmagnet&dn=(Classical)%20Nordic%20Sound.%20Tribute%20to%20Axel%20Borup-Jorgensen%3A%20Sorensen%2C%20Gudmundsen-Holmgreen%2C%20Rasmussen%2C%20Christensen%2C%20Clausen%20(Michala%20Petri%2C%20Lapland%20Cha https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2295626 here are a few that I found, will post more later

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9mxrurGTqo i listen to this sometimes. this game involves just clicking a mouse pointlessly so this music goes well with wasting time behind a screen

>>4640 that is exactly why i like electronic music =, everything remains consistent throughout

Same post as the /tech/, bit more relevant here

>>498 https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=6yYvb_skvKs some excellent tracks in here, despite the cringey title

>>498 https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=g6vQWURCITs probably the most pumping bollyshit song after aarambh also, it has a linkin park inspired scream, which I found very cool

>>4773 >>4780 https://youtube.owacon.moe/ this is my go to invidious instance which one is yours pyaare?

>>4786 I don't really care about it, as long as I get to watch js-free jewtube yewtube and nologs.cz used to be my preferred instances though, as they were easy to remember.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAwXFwtm-CY based anti islam serbian folk song

>>4800 Serbs are quiet based

>>4800 Picrel

>>4800 >Oj Alija Aljo šta će tebi hrana Kol'ko bolan misliš imat Ramazana?

>>4780 > The english rap This is why I dropped this song. This kind of pointless language mixing annoys me so much. Sadly it reduces my options a lot.

>>4780 >>4786 >>4787 Just use the privacy redirect, which switches up the instance each time. Which doesn't let YouTube detect which instance you are using . Else YouTube blocks the instances with high traffic.

>>4812 ah yes, I fucking hate that too too cringe and wannabe for my taste but I enjoyed the non-urdu lyrics and the scream

>>4820 Too many songs ruined like this for me. When we should be doing the opposite. this is another good song ruined by Engrish bullshit. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=ETxQIjhQmTc

https://invidious.private.coffee/watch?v=4tbXisC4Gw0 Not a fan of this genre. But I love the production of this recording so much, it is a pleasure to listen to.

I know this post is useless. Most of you are students so a laptop + pirated software is your best bet. But if any of you go down the hardware route, https://www.amazon.in/Teenage-Engineering-Pocket-Operator-PO-33/dp/B079M56Z4G/ This is a very fun to use unit. And hardware is actually fun, like software that beyond a point gets annoying. Otherwise for free fags, use this on your dads old android phone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.elf.koalasampler&hl=en_GB&gl=US

>>5020 This song slams so hard. In every way.

>>5020 fuarrk yeah, that's what I'm talking about goes straight into the lifting playlist

https://youtu.be/TCCU0p7CbOw Not my usual cup of tea, but good execution makes simplest stuff sound good.

https://youtu.be/-sZAnD8L0-c LD50 was such a good album.

https://youtu.be/2dBHTz6g5AM Not my kind of music. But good to hear Indian instruments in modern context. With other acts it is usually just samples.

>>501 https://tidal.401658.xyz https://github.com/sachinsenal0x64/Hifi-Tui free and open source Tidal reverse proxy

>>5188 Too good. Thanks. Now that Youtube is being useless, this is superb.

https://youtu.be/5U2Tb-1vHeI TO be fair, all djent lyrics except Meshuggah are trash. But this is poserish beyond belief.

>>5329 AS much as I would like to support Indian metal, most of it is cheesy poser shit like this.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75P0QGi3RO0 really nice, soothing ww2 song

>>5350 So much soul. And lovely thumbnail for the image. Russians sure know how to stir the soul to action. Their music is too good.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOMC5MKl5TQ based video with a lot of old footage of Bose one of the songs playing in the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uz0arJw1Uvc

>>5389 Freies Indien flag is nice. Thanks man. This is inspiring.

>>5400 >ham dilli dilli jayenge, apna hit banayenge >sari firangi qaum kaa, namo-nishaan mitayenge inspirational indeed

https://youtu.be/JpkSaDI-xsc?si=sh-91YWeAizs35hh https://youtu.be/9hP4llfQ94Q?si=Y2aJu4fWlFKzANO3 Two good albums.

>>5389 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqWIM48M1jM weeb edition

>>5448 The first one is quiet nice. Thanks for sharing. >>5450 Is this the original ? Or did the Japs really make a version ? Forgive my ignorance. >>5448 I miss the old school production on Incantation but the buzzsaw guitars boosted around 3-5 Khz (or could by headphones at fault) is a really good change compared to slick mix's we hear today.

>>5483 that was a japanese cover of the INA's original

>>5485 I was watching the original Mowgli yesterday, it was also made by Japs. As was the best Ramayana ever made. They respect our culture more than we do.

>>5488 >Mowgli >Indian culture kek, not even close. Mowgli was written by Rudyard Kipling(white supremacist and colonial genocide supporter), and is full of colonist propaganda.

>>5491 The Indian dub actually follows a story much different than the Kippling book. I saw the Indian version growing up. When I read the original, I was surprised. Sometimes they slip good stuff into the propoganda

>>5491 Either way, a Hindi content thread I will think about.

>>498 https://youtube.com/watch?v=lKOYbzrTKvM&si=npkO7Ycei7OPomP0 Very ordinary song. Very relatable video.

>>498 https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=zHI9EohhxRE Armagedon (Pol) - Invisible Circle (Album 1993)

>>5583 Why does this keep redirecting to Amazon Canada website ? anyway , good dungeon synth stuff. Poles always do awesome blackened death stuff. Did you end up going to BOA ?

>>5607 >redirecting to amazon guess yewtube is having domain issues >end up going to BOA nah, the plan didn't work out as I had other commitments

>>5615 In Flames looked really good. A friend who went there shared videos with me. It is very nice to see international concerts in India. I hope we will see more of it. Indian bands have also stepped up their game which is nice.

As spring starts to enter slowly, it is the season of Love - Songs and I am sharing the most metal love songs that I know of. If you have some good non English metal love songs, please share them as well. 1. Suffocation - Entrails of you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNyeIWkg9e8 Beautiful lyrics such as ´´´ You are so beautiful I bathe myself in the entrails of you Submerge myself in your blood and wear your flesh You are so fucking beautiful You are so beautiful I bathe myself in the entrails of you ´´´ Bonus points to this song for the lyrics being relatively easy to decipher. 2. The heart does grow Kold - Woods of tree's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFr1E-puIu8 Originally a parody , this songs honest and the beautiful music video earn it a place of its own. 3. Deathmask Divine - The black dahalia murder https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fAS5ZZefOA ´´´ Before you sits a broken man, your fragile pinkish heart in hand Peculiar how it can hurt so bad while love is only in the mind I sew the gaping chest work, each thread is made with love The bosom where I would rest my face is covered in your blood ´´´ 4. Cradle of Filth - Nymphetamine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dW6aNAZGTM A gothic classic of the genre, this song has aged beautifully in every way, from its lyrics ´´´ Bared on your tomb, I'm a prayer for your loneliness And would you ever soon come above unto me? For once upon a time from the binds of your loneliness I could always find the right slot for your sacred key ´´´ To its tonal aesthetic which fits so very well. There haven't been bands that do justice to the gothic aesthetic as well and with so much versatility. This band has many good songs , highly recommend Gabrielle as well, which takes the creepy factor up by a notch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxk_UjxLVTs 5. Pig destroyer - Girl in the slayer jacket https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlBEiD2xwGI This is a sad song, but every metalhead can relate to seeing a girl in a black band t shirt and falling hard. This song captures that spirit so well. The vocals are tough to decipher and it is necessary to look them. 6. Type O negative - Love you to death https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD5No_JRrZw Another old classic. The lyrics are not Peters best work, but the heartfelt singing and excellent musicianship makes this a ballad for the ages. If you have your own recommendations, especially non English. Please share.

Do you track your music listening ? How do you do it ? By youtube subscribe ? By spotify or similar service ? Or do you have a piece of paper ? Or another digitial service ?

>>5642 https://youtu.be/i-rs_OrmFAw Suffocation vocalist singing Entrails of you at his wedding. Über based. I hate that aggressive music hardly exists in India.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fi4_rFXNqDY There are lot of good Indian vocalists, but none of them do original things like these guys.

https://youtu.be/3LC6Djjv68U Some anon asked about sleep albums, this always puts me to sleep.

Listening to this band Flying Saucer Attack a lot these days https://youtu.be/HtQ4pjL1bFE?si=NeF8ROg9Cov8Z5oa My favourite song by them Psychedelic Rock/esoteric atmospheric music

>>5744 Good stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtbVnH5r0Es cringey video that got recommended to me but has some good tracks

>>5764 Listen to the other works by FSA like My Dreaming Hill. Found them by accident

Have a few posts to check in this thread soon. Will get it to it on the weekend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-ZCSGOBswM Enslaved Havenless

>>5790 Thanks for sharing this. I love the reactions. Also random - I didn't know the Beatdown is a subgenre now. Check this out https://youtu.be/vlgRparZnFY

>>5924 Are you into classic boss nova ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYEfypxCzpo It is amazing how I have this obsession with this section of this song and I am not the only one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXrIxQJdQnQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJo3BcEfUSw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzyZF4zFTmE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOiWfGc9tqM

>>498 free-mp3-download.net has been shut down, RIP to the goats. some alternatives: https://doubledouble.top/ http://flacmusicfinder.com/ https://github.com/cavi-au/Consent-O-Matic

>>6091 Rest in peace. I did find some rare tracks there.

>>498 https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=jLz9x6JMj3Y

>>6107 Somehow missed this one. Really good find. This will grace my playlist for a long time to come.

>>498 https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=hdGtFSg6fW4 decent song, has a sanskrit reference too

>>6133 There is a new Ulcerate track out, check it out.

https://youtu.be/MqnNbPKs3u0 There are rarely any albums that are memorable for me the way that this one was. Because of the delicate brutality, full of nuance and dissonance. Add to that bands that are increasingly digital and fake their performances, use auto tune etc. Very rare to see people who can play their instruments.

nice song yaara

https://www.npr.org/podcasts/528124256/meet-the-composer I recommended this ages ago. I doubt anyone heard it, if you are a music nerd, then strongly recommend this. >>6170 Heh. This is the prison version right ? It is sad the person he has become, a joke online. I really do enjoy this version. Ngl. >>6219 You might enjoy this album https://youtu.be/9Sc5syUrrCc

Cheap gear used to be ear killer shit. It still sounds tiny and compressed, but the default EQ is very usable now. I normally hate using TWS, but cheap TWS are very usable now in emergency use cases. For any serious listening, I still wouldn't.

https://in.bookmyshow.com/events/world-jazz-festival/ET00391247 Very rare to have a good jazz concert in India. Ones in Delhi are just "soft pop" or worst "sufi gayness".

https://in.bookmyshow.com/events/thaikkudam-bridge-live-in-concert/ET00392651 This is also good, if you can stand Mallu's

https://youtu.be/Sk3RgTKKo6s Djenty fun band. IF you like big chugs then this is your thing.

>>498 https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=9s1Jyp4T2pI a nice fusion of jazz and indian classical

>>6332 I liked this more than I though I would. The words fusion especially with Indian, bring back memories of regional songs with forced English sections in them in the name of fusion. This is much more of ambient freestyle jazz jam. Sanskritized music , I like the idea in theory, but in practice it is often forced.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=wJSp-yRMrsY Documentary by the band car bomb on the economics of modern music and people who make it.

Music is permission to feel

>>498 dumping some random songs/albums I've listened to recently https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=C3fJmufwxt8 Frontierer- Orange Mathematics (hardcore) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=aFyN_hxedeY Sanction - Broken In Refraction (hardcore) https://yewtube.com/watch?v=rKvNwNSc73g?t=112 ALEX TERRIBLE LORNA SHORE Pain Remains I: Dancing Like Flames COVER (deathcore) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=ICm8cu3kya4 ANTICHRIST SIEGE MACHINE - Purifying Blade (war metal) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=9_r9lmRand8 Крюкокрест — Ауфидерзейн (raw black metal) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=8nuIrENE4Rc Blut - Blut(raw atmospheric black metal) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=Z-rc9SkWLl4 Urzeit - Anmoksha (raw black metal) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=0NQf0dinaWc Häxkapell - Eldhymner (folk black metal) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=_Dvb9QE9kTE Kataxu - In my dungeon (NSBM) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=emrBZZtGFgI PORTAL - Glumurphonel (prog/death metal) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=fYm6MeQ7p6E Genocide Shrines - Devanation Monumentemples (sri lankan death(?) metal) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=KZOMCLOcWkA heinous killings - hung with barbwire(brutal death metal) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=v9PPWUvSBxk Infertile Surrogacy - Postulate Of Mass Genocide (slam metal) https://www.yewtube.com/watch?v=AI5ACqrJXRE YANDERE CHAINSAW REGURGITATION FACTORY - THE PRICE OF ECSTACY IS PAIN (slam metal)

>>6390 for fuck's sake, misspelled yewtu.be as yewtube.com in every link sorry for the inconvenience

>>6390 Blut is superb. Portal is a very hard listen. Brings back memories. Also random, this site is banned in Qatar for some reason.

>>498 >>6170

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbAcSanL3ew Dissection - Maha Kali (vedic melodic death metal)

https://youtu.be/ogeNtuRsr3k kino documentary on meera bai contains many folk songs

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rmJO2St8fA someone from /bharat/ made this banger against the kanglu pedophile who spams anti india shit behind his 20 proxies all day

>>6494 average /int/ enjoyer man 4chan has gone to shit

>>6494 Didn't expect it to be this good. Sounds very 2000s ish, lyrics are good too (I hope they didn't use LLMs or something - last I went there they all thought AI art of Hindu men and Muslim women was the epitome of creativity). People care too much about incellah and kanglus and their shitty threads though when they could just ignore.

>>6496 >>6494 Lolollolololol. I can imagine who made this unless its AI generated.

>>6496 > People care too much about incellah and kanglus and their shitty threads though when they could just ignore. Newer posters suck at ignoring baits

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckSl1teci3E suck my 401k by Jarrod Alonge good song about investing, take notes >>6525 it is AI generated. are you in India right now?

>>6530 Yeah in India. But leaving soon. Tired of travelling.

>>6530 Thisnsong is really good Side note Check out Judiciary -Flesh + Blood

https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/moondrop-miad01-5g-hifi-mobile-audio-device.27192/ This make my dick hard. Also the new Hiby R4 Too bad I already have a phone !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPCLFtxpadE [Yes - Roundabout] With a blistering bass intro at the start, this is progressive rock and this band at it's peak. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejmfa7WuU_0 [Mukesh - Awaara Hoon] Possibly Hindi cinema's most famous song, it was a hit through the then Soviet Union, China and Turkey and continus to resonate even today.

>>6655 You might enjoy this https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bY0VzXKRQRyDi1DLRwweDQVM_Gg7nC39 Roundabout is such a classic. Jojo got me into it and then I was obsessed with it. > Awara hoon Those tracks have amazing instrumentation. Now songs are all about vocals, instrumentation has taken a backseat.

https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/fAWxzTRo3qc If you need a source for original and dank sounding samples, this is cool https://soundcloud.com/archive-of-indian-music

Had to use g**gle today, and learned that today is accordion day. Post your favourite songs or solos on the accordion.

>>6727 >>6730 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0te0L4qzKO0

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXNq0zr3DRM Grausamkeit - Krätze (1997/black metal/raw/synth/Germany)

>>6776 New rotting Christ out today.

>>6775 This used to be OST of my life >>6774 Are you OK ,?

>>6770 Love the screams on this. The drums are superb and sound like someone actually played them

>>6785 yes bro, life is tough but we are gonna sail.

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=7tMfTk-rYcI&si=BxRgw_OWbdiOYpKi For fans of Igorrr who want a more black metal touch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=898Fwt4gYmM DSBM from Iraq

>>6790 There is something very democratic about black metal, that someone with a toy synth can make music sitting in their prison cell or a war torn country like Iraq. This is good stuff. Very relaxed that tastefully transitions into heavy in latter part. It all sounds like its done with toy gear and it is all the more endearing for that. >>6798 Did not expect acoustic guitars in a daft punk track !

I still use offline music and audiobooks, using streams only to listen when someone sends me new music to check. I have a few problems with android - Lack of high res playback - Volume meter limited to 15 levels, so volume is never perfect, either too loud or too quiet. other than that , most free music players are fine and good. Still, this problem, especially with bluetooth headphone got particularly annoying for me. I am someone who has never paid for an App in his life. Poweramp has a 14 day trial, I tried it. After fiddling through lot of settings and interface options 100 volume units - Problem solved high res playback So far so good. A feature I did not expect, auto EQ presets for most popular gear. These are meant to give your gear a sound closer to Harmann or other popular curves. This feature is killer. The EQ presets are killer and there are many types of manual EQ and playback options.

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83OwmyZ2L-U i don't exactly know what this genre is called, but I'm guessing it's black metal with synth/techno elements

>>6809 This is what happens when scheiß Berliners make black metal. It sounds good but i am just biased against the Berliner techno touch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGoCtJJN8aU Menacing and brutal. Full of finesse.

>>6807 Poweramp is a really good player though their library organizational capabilities seems a bit on the weaker side for me.

>>6666 Ooh, actual flacs of old songs. Thanks!

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zguaS1bstiI good,non-distorted keller synth

This album is the most.evil album I've heard in a very long time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwI9O9fiNwM

>>501 https://github.com/LibreScore/dl-librescore download sheet music

https://newalbumreleases.net/209686/sibiir-undergang-2024/ I am not a core fan. But this I can get into. It takes the core elements of core and then filters and evolves it through a melodic prog filter. Simply good stuff.

doubledouble.top

>>498 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=im004pekphs Atmospheric Black Metal