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  3. Posted

    lotus sucks and hageshisato's been hardly generic at the time of its release, what's ur problem really

     

    oop @ dude part

    why u so basic, gurl

    you are wrong at everything in this post, keep it up, you will be a legend in no time.

     

    <Grammar Nazi proofed post>

  4. Posted

    "title track, on the other hand, is their most generic single song to date - yet, not a bad one."

     

    Dude......did you even listen to lotus or Hage?

     

     

     

    Their best release since WTD

     

    I like the laid back, chilled out feel of the album. I feel that they have matured so much on this release, like they know what they are doing.

  6. Posted

    No real point to this thread besides me posting music so yea

    But hey finding good new music is awesome right, hopefully I can deliver

    Dir En Grey, Death Metal - personally think they should scratch this style, other bands does it waay better

    Benighted - Slut

    Albums - Icon, Asylum Cave

    Cryptopsy - Phobopile

    Both of those albums are classic DM must haves

    Blasphemy Made flesh, and None So Vile

    Insect Warfare

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVb9WrUfasY

    Atmospheric

    Atoma - Skylight

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD4H8OOR4sI

    Epic space metal

    Album: Skylight

    Septic Flesh - Pyramid God

    This one is for fans of Amon Syphonic version. I love Amon, but the symphonic version is horrible. This band does symphonic death metal right.

    Albums: The Great Mas

    Deathspell Omega - Chaining the Katcheon

    Twisted, twisted band, one of the most unique black metal bands you will find in years.

    Albums: Veritas Diaboli Manet in Aeternum: Chaining the Katechon, Si Monumentum Requires, Circumspice, Kenose, Paracletus

    Blut Aus Nord -

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sw_L-1Dr9Kg

    Same as above, they happen to be from France, Seems these days France is taking Black metal from Norway and doing whatever they want with it (Alcest, Les discrets)

    777 trilogy, The Work Which Transforms God, Memoria Vetusta II – Dialogue with the Stars

    Terra Tenebrosa - Apokatastasis

    Blut Aus Nord and Deathspell have some songs that are only instrumental, this band is pretty much expanding on the ideas of those instrumentals.

    Albums: The Tunnels

    Dark Castle - Seeing Through Time

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB-_gASCQco

    Found this band here, good find

    Albums: Suffering To All Life Beyond Form

    Fans of lighter Dir en Grey:

    Anathema - Untouchable part 1

    Album: All of them, coming from depressive doom metal in the early 90s to one of the most positive majestic, atmospheric bands today.

    Misc band, my favorite songwriter happens to be Steven Wilson so I got to drop his name

    Prog Rock:

    Porcupine Tree - Normal

    Steven Wilson -

    (my favorite song of 2011)

    Albums: All of them except maybe Sky moves Sideways

  7. Posted

    Not sure what you are trying to look for, but

    Is Sigh familiar to you? (Should be actually) I suppose Sigh's old repertoire (Sigh fanboys/girls here might have better suggestions/recs) might fulfill your difficult request (I might have misunderstood you)

    or um, let's take Zess' "other favorite" into account (after seeing your Funebrarum link + Dir en grey's "atmospheric" soundscape praising)

    pAkAwUe7wYw

    (Almost the same amounts of -core music as in new DEG - which you might cherish, not my cup of tea though)

    Not exactly what I was looking for but it was definately atmospheric, liked it alot.

    Don't like Sigh tbh. WAAY too avant garde, the goofy kind of avant garde

    I guess I should reword it, when I say "creepy", I guess I mean more like..."Unsettling" and "Mysterious".

  8. Posted

    @ tokage, interesting band, might check them out further, if you like that stuff I would recommend

    Yndi Halda (only one full length but honestly the best post rock I've ever heard)

    Or the latest In Mourning album:

    @Zessshoku

    Only recommendation I liked(And fitted with the topic) was Dark Castle, will definately check them out, the rest sounded like generic metalcore, and the other band...well.....very few bands can pull off synths with metal without it being too cheesy, like this band,

    Or Dark Tranquility

    Dark Castle reminded me of this band, which is also very good

    also I thnik they have more creepy sounds, Dreambox, Amon, Hydra 666, shitataru, Red Soil, Doruku

    @Miasma

    The beginning had something good, an almost "A Perfect Circle" vibe to it, then after that, I asked myself....was this a joke?

    What I like about certain Dir En Grey songs, is that...its almost like a more commercialized 90s old school Death-Doom metal(Without even being Death-Doom, Kind of like how Post-rock can be beautiful, and how Classical music can be beautiful, different genres, but have the same atmosphere), type atmosphere going on in the sound,

    Take the intro to this song for instance

    I love stuff like that, I think Dir En Grey is possibly the only band that can take that type of "atmosphere", and commercialize it without sounding horribly off.

  9. Posted

    NEED a good knockoff from dir en grey

    What I am looking for is the atmospheric, creepiness that Dir En Grey has, no acrobatic guitar solo - power metal sounding stuff. Only other Japanese band I see try to attempt Dir en Grey was Gazette's Ruthless Deeds song.

    Again, I am not exactly looking for the core side of Dir En Grey, but the atmospheric side. Examples: VINUSHKA!, Toguro, Dreambox.

    Don't need any Different Senses, Hagesashi, juuyoku or Zan

    Would love some new finds.

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