Only ever really dug into "Dead Revolution" with Hammers of Misfortune properly, must rectify that sometime.
Converge - the new one. Eh. It's more Converge, I guess.
Necrophagist - Onset of Putrefaction, Epitaph. Two of the best albums ever committed to tape. Still hoppin' mad over two decades later they had to pull out of supporting Nile and Dying Fetus in Whelan's (I think - my tour t-shirt says "Rockworld", but that was also the name of the venue in Leeds or somewhere) when I saw them.
Converge - the new one. Eh. It's more Converge, I guess.
Necrophagist - Onset of Putrefaction, Epitaph. Two of the best albums ever committed to tape. Still hoppin' mad over two decades later they had to pull out of supporting Nile and Dying Fetus in Whelan's (I think - my tour t-shirt says "Rockworld", but that was also the name of the venue in Leeds or somewhere) when I saw them.
Quote from: Yung Led Zeppelin on February 13, 2026, 11:37:42 PM
I'm incredibly sceptical of prog metal (thanks, Dream Theater) despite being well deep in the rabbit hole of prog and metal.
I've only just discovered this band's existence. This hits everything that is good craic about both prog and metal and leaves out the nonsense I'd come to associate with prog metal, really walking a tightrope. No, not every riff is a 10/10 at all and there's a few dodgy vocal choices, but jesus it's an enjoyable listen all the same.
Great band. Not all perfect as you said, but passionate and true.
I don't get the criticism of other formats with "easy" skips.
"Oh you probably skip around that album because it's on Spotify". Err, no, I press play on track one, and let it run until the end.
Sitting on my hole on the couch with an entertainment centre that can access Spotify really isn't that different to sitting on my hole upstairs beside the hifi with physical albums.
"Oh you probably skip around that album because it's on Spotify". Err, no, I press play on track one, and let it run until the end.
Sitting on my hole on the couch with an entertainment centre that can access Spotify really isn't that different to sitting on my hole upstairs beside the hifi with physical albums.
Possessed - Seven Churches
Revelations of Oblivion
Revelations of Oblivion
I'm incredibly sceptical of prog metal (thanks, Dream Theater) despite being well deep in the rabbit hole of prog and metal.
I've only just discovered this band's existence. This hits everything that is good craic about both prog and metal and leaves out the nonsense I'd come to associate with prog metal, really walking a tightrope. No, not every riff is a 10/10 at all and there's a few dodgy vocal choices, but jesus it's an enjoyable listen all the same.
Quote from: Black Shepherd Carnage on February 13, 2026, 10:23:52 PMI want Andy to do the reverse now: make a video about visiting a church, all worried that you'll be recognized as a member of WOTH.
I can barely leave the house without the paparazzi hounding me.
Wreckognised, surely?
I want Andy to do the reverse now: make a video about visiting a church, all worried that you'll be recognized as a member of WOTH.
Quote from: Pentagrimes on February 13, 2026, 05:32:15 PMSecond night added because, unsurprisingly , it sold outHa, proper order.
and as you said, unsurprising