Metal, of the Heavy Variety

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Oh RIP, the video in the first post is blocked due to copyright. Bummer. Don't think anyone that isn't into metal would come to this topic anyway so it isn't a big deal but I thought I'd put it there just in case. That's what I get for trying to be all educational and shit. Oh well.



I'm not as on top of newer bands as I used to be, but I think these guys are still my favorite band I've found in the past couple of years.
 
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I always found After The Burial's older music a lot more interesting.



I haven't heard their new album besides that song but pretty much everything that followed Rareform kinda delved into mostly being just 8 and 9-string chugs with some melody thrown in there. Don't get me wrong, I love me some chugs, but things have reached a point where that's what most metal bands are doing now and the only ones still doing it in an interesting way are Meshuggah.
 
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:becky:

For many years I turned a blind eye towards High On Fire but after
their recent Grammy win I decided to give them some time in my
headphones.

I'm currently making my way backwards through their studio album
catalogue & after Electric Messiah & Luminiferous I now find myself
listening to De Vermis Mysteriis which is again a dirty, powerful blast
of "redneck sludge grooves" which reminds me a lot of early Mastodon
& Neurosis.

Of course I say early Mastodon...but I should clarify that early Mastodon
was basically that band "aping" High On Fire. In fact if my memory serves
me correctly I believe that 4 (of the original 5) members of Mastodon
met at High On Fire show...which is a pretty cool story.

I find myself slowly warming to High On Fire the more I listen to them
which I will admit is rare for me. Usually its either "Yay or Nay" from the
very start with me.