Originally posted by Scribble
idgaf about solos, I'm talking about complex rhythms and band interplay, as opposed to just straight blast beats. Don't get me wrong, I like Deicide, but they get old fast compared to bands with more diversity of rhythm, tone, etc.
well i don't like deicide's whole catalogue. most of it i didn't like very much tbh, but the rare gems are really great listening for me.
Originally posted by Bashar TegI get that, I can be picky about voices at times. Jeff Walker is certainly a monster tho. Carcass are way better than Napalm Death, but ND get more rep because they did a 1 second song
jeff walker has a really cool voice. for me voice is the most important. if i hate the voice, i dont care how legendary the band is. thats why i hate rush
I still love ND tho
Originally posted by Bashar TegFor sure. I love 'Satan Spawn, the Caco-Daemon' and the title track from Serpents of Light, the vocals on those tracks are genuinely chilling
well i don't like deicide's whole catalogue. most of it i didn't like very much tbh, but the rare gems are really great listening for me.
Originally posted by Bashar TegI mean they created that voice more or less but yeah doesn't change it sounding like the Cookie Monster, drunk on Heineken
napalm death was another one i didn't like because of voice. i'm not saying he was doing it wrong, but i always hated that type of generic growl. sound like beer burps or some shit
Originally posted by Bashar TegTheir last album kind of kept them on the radar. Death metal-wise, I've found that straight DM stopped being consistently good after 2000. There are still some bands that do it right, but imo most of the production is too clean, and there just isn't much, idk, passion to it. A lot of modern DM sacrifices guts for technique
i'm not sure they do anymore. i really don't have my finger on the pulse of death metal fandom, these are just relics of my childhood