Metal News - 2011

[UnknownOne]

É já hoje. Deve ser qualquer coisa de extraordinário.
Dimmu Borgir goes Orchestra.

Spoiler: Mostrar

Que venha um belo DVD desta coisa!!

Neste a orquestra é mais proeminente

If I remember correctly the setlist was:

Xibir (Orchestral)
Born Treacherous
Gateways
Dimmu Borgir (Orchestral)
Dimmu Borgir
Chess With The Abyss
Ritualist
A Jewel Traced Through Coal
Eradication Instincts Defined (Orchestral)
Vredesbyrd
Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse
Fear & Wonder (Orchestral)
The Serpentine Offering
Kings of The Carnival Creation
Puritania
Mourning Palace
Perfection Or Vanity (Orchestral)

[Brunhu]

Brutal....

[CultOfTheDead]

Muito bom mesmo!!

[Wolfheart66]

Nova música de Gojira com... o Devin (só podia ) e com o Fredrik Thordendal dos Meshuggah.

Ouvi à pouco no metalsucks... "95% of the song consists of a massive elephants marching riff"

Boa cena, boa cena. Tou para ver a que vai sair com o James

[Onesolo]

Brutal....

pena é a 2nd vox ter sido substituida por aquele coro... nada substituira o Vortex infelizmente

[Indigente]

Tombs, 'Path Of Totality' em streaming aqui.

With Path of Totality, out June 7, the Brooklyn metal trio takes its disparate influences and distills an expansive palette using thick, controlled brushstrokes. The industrial sledgehammer of Godflesh meets the blast-beated darkness of early Darkthrone in "To Cross the Land," while "Vermillion" intones a sinister psychedelic swirl over an impressive rhythm section preparing for war. The atmospheric Goth-rock of The Cure presides over "Passageways" and "Black Heaven," as the dead-eyed stare of Swans — the members of Tombs are admittedly huge fans — lurks in unlit corridors. But while the band's wide-ranging music libraries are on display, Path of Totality functions as something new, mostly because its extremity is tempered by a dynamic push and pull, accentuated by the spacious production of John Congleton, whose diverse clientele includes Explosions in the Sky, Baroness, Modest Mouse and St. Vincent.

[CultOfTheDead]

Machine Head com novo album em Setembro

Robb Flynn, vocalista dos Machine Head, revelou que a banda começou as gravações para o seu sétimo álbum, ainda sem nome, esperando estar disponível em Setembro.

Numa entrevista com Jo Schüftan dos Horns Up Rocks! Flynn disse:.. "...Em Julho, vamos participar no (Rockstar Energy Drink) Mayhem tour (Festival) e, depois o album sai em Setembro".

Baterista McClain acredita que eles têm outra obra-prima do metal nas suas mãos.
Ele explicou:

"Estivemos algum tempo fora e começamos a querer voltar para começar a escrever..."

"Sentimos que temos um álbum do caraças nas nossas mãos e não podemos esperar para que todos possam ouvi-lo."

Finalmenteee

[Pedrof]

Opeth e Machine Head em Setembro... fantástico!

[death lover]

fosga-se...ainda ontem tive a ouvir o blackening e a pensar "já caia bem um álbum novo..."

[Vaargseth [RIP 2012/04/25]]

fosga-se...ainda ontem tive a ouvir o blackening e a pensar "já caia bem um álbum novo..."

Se forem ao site dos MH iram encontrar dois vídeos do making of do álbum... episódio 1 e 2...

[death lover]

Não sabia

[Wolfheart66]

Eh pah, bem bom. Espero que voltem a surpreender de novo e pela positiva, tou com grandes expectativas para este novo lançamento de MH, espero que valha a pena.

[pantufa]

Espero que seja mais na onda do Through the ashes, mas nao em parece.

[Haxan]

"Hands That Pluck is out 8/2 via Profound Lore. The album comes with a 9-song bonus EP called Old Songs New Chords showcasing more Brignell’s ambitious genre-tweaking tendencies. It includes four reworked tracks, a Nico Cover (“Roses In The Snow”), and the four original versions of the four reworked tracks."

"Over the past few years, 24-year-old UK musician Andrew by Andrew Curtis Brignell, aka Caïna, has put together a compellingly strange discography, one that mixes dirty black metal, dark shoegaze, a love for 4AD, and some indie-rock tendencies that found me comparing him to “Xiu Xiu going Alcest or Jesu” when he appeared in the Outsiders in ’08. Right, Brignell was ahead of the current “post-black metal” bus; it’s interesting then that on his fourth album Hands That Pluck, he dishes out some of his rawest black ‘n’ roll metal to date. (Among plenty of other things, of course.) You’ll get a sense of the seething sound via a list of the collection’s guests: Krieg’s N. Imperial (on the expansive “Murrain”), Starkweather’s Rennie Resmini (on the excellent Converge-meets-black metal of “Callus And Cicatrix”), and Chris Ross of Blood Revolt/Revenge/Axis Of Advance (on the monstrous 13-minute psychedelic black metal/progressive rock mind-melter “I Know Thee Of Old”). The album’s first track “Profane Inheritors” is a crusty shredder that would fit well on a recent Darkthrone album. It’s followed by Krieg’s 11-minute sky-melter “Murrain,” the swirling ambient drone of the title track, and the anthemic instrumental post-rock of “The Sea Of Grief Has No Shores” — songs that would not fit well on a recent Darkthrone album. As all of this suggests, the 70-minute Hands That Pluck, his best to date, is ideally experienced as a whole, but get started at the beginning:"

http://cdn.stereogum.com/files/mp3/Caina%20-%20Profane%20Inheritors.flv

[Vaargseth [RIP 2012/04/25]]

"Hands That Pluck is out 8/2 via Profound Lore. The album comes with a 9-song bonus EP called Old Songs New Chords showcasing more Brignell’s ambitious genre-tweaking tendencies. It includes four reworked tracks, a Nico Cover (“Roses In The Snow”), and the four original versions of the four reworked tracks."

"Over the past few years, 24-year-old UK musician Andrew by Andrew Curtis Brignell, aka Caïna, has put together a compellingly strange discography, one that mixes dirty black metal, dark shoegaze, a love for 4AD, and some indie-rock tendencies that found me comparing him to “Xiu Xiu going Alcest or Jesu” when he appeared in the Outsiders in ’08. Right, Brignell was ahead of the current “post-black metal” bus; it’s interesting then that on his fourth album Hands That Pluck, he dishes out some of his rawest black ‘n’ roll metal to date. (Among plenty of other things, of course.) You’ll get a sense of the seething sound via a list of the collection’s guests: Krieg’s N. Imperial (on the expansive “Murrain”), Starkweather’s Rennie Resmini (on the excellent Converge-meets-black metal of “Callus And Cicatrix”), and Chris Ross of Blood Revolt/Revenge/Axis Of Advance (on the monstrous 13-minute psychedelic black metal/progressive rock mind-melter “I Know Thee Of Old”). The album’s first track “Profane Inheritors” is a crusty shredder that would fit well on a recent Darkthrone album. It’s followed by Krieg’s 11-minute sky-melter “Murrain,” the swirling ambient drone of the title track, and the anthemic instrumental post-rock of “The Sea Of Grief Has No Shores” — songs that would not fit well on a recent Darkthrone album. As all of this suggests, the 70-minute Hands That Pluck, his best to date, is ideally experienced as a whole, but get started at the beginning:"

http://cdn.stereogum.com/files/mp3/Caina%20-%20Profane%20Inheritors.flv

Espero por isso.