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> Despite the 90’s sucking for metal Not a death metal fan eh? 1990-1994 is generally considered a creative high point for death metal and starting about 10 ye
by 3131s 9y ago
> Despite the 90’s sucking for metal
Not a death metal fan eh? 1990-1994 is generally considered a creative high point for death metal and starting about 10 years ago there was a huge trend toward reviving that 'old-school' sound, which involved a lot of blatant aping in particular of early 90s Swedish bands.
- madengr 9y agoProbably not, but one of the first albums (records) I bought was the first Celtic Frost album. Never really liked all the grunting. I really like Kreator, Slayer, King D. & MF, but that’s not death metal.
- 3131s 9y agoI never liked the vocals all that much either actually, but I was singularly obsessed with death metal from about age 12 onward into my 20s. I don't keep up with it as rigorously anymore, but for anyone curious I would recommend bands like Infester, Disembowelment, Wormed, Demilich, Pyrrhon, Orchidectomy, Gorguts, Flourishing, Sect of Execration, Diskord, Immortal Fate, Pustulated, Stargazer, Incantation, Wicked Innocence, Miasma, Imprecation, Corpsevomit, Atheist, Fallen Christ, The Chasm, and more to get a picture of how musically varied and interesting death metal can be.
- kochthesecond 9y agoI thought the 90s were great for metal. Bands like Enslaved, Ulver, Opeth, In Flames, Ensiferum, Children of Bodom producing amazing records, that still inspire new acts and whose material stand as pillars of many new genres.