Haven't really checked out any new ones but if a good bunch of them are Suffocation clones and/or based on the Florida sound, I'd probably be inclined to take a few listens.
But if it's another djent-fest with 999999-string guitars tuned to drop-whatever then that crap can just fuck off and die.
Haven't really checked out any new ones but if a good bunch of them are Suffocation clones and/or based on the Florida sound, I'd probably be inclined to take a few listens.
But if it's another djent-fest with 999999-string guitars tuned to drop-whatever then that crap can just fuck off and die.
I wouldn't call them clones but you can certainly hear the old school influence from the New York and Florida scenes.
the djent-worship has thankfully relegated itself to deathcore these days which I don't care for at all.
anyways, give 'em a listen.
Re: Best NEW Death Metal Bands
Posted: 07 Jun 2022, 23:54
by Mesarthim
Hath
Re: Best NEW Death Metal Bands
Posted: 08 Jun 2022, 00:12
by droidspawn
Basically everything I’ve been posting the last yearish. Really into death metal and the subsequent “OSDM revival” or whatever the fuck you want to call it.
Basically everything I’ve been posting the last yearish. Really into death metal and the subsequent “OSDM revival” or whatever the fuck you want to call it.
Basically everything I’ve been posting the last yearish. Really into death metal and the subsequent “OSDM revival” or whatever the fuck you want to call it.
Sentenced 2 Die from Minneapolis just released a new promo. Seen them live in Feb with 200 Stab Wounds and Soulfly. Only played like 15 mins but they crushed it.
Re: Best NEW Death Metal Bands
Posted: 09 Jun 2022, 03:10
by Mesarthim
Re: Best NEW Death Metal Bands
Posted: 10 Jun 2022, 19:16
by droidspawn
These guys have been around since 2016 and just released their third album.
Haven't really checked out any new ones but if a good bunch of them are Suffocation clones and/or based on the Florida sound, I'd probably be inclined to take a few listens.
But if it's another djent-fest with 999999-string guitars tuned to drop-whatever then that crap can just fuck off and die.
I wouldn't call them clones but you can certainly hear the old school influence from the New York and Florida scenes.
the djent-worship has thankfully relegated itself to deathcore these days which I don't care for at all.
anyways, give 'em a listen.
I'm really glad that OSDM is a more prominent influence on death metal than djent these days.
New band from the guitarist of Inveracity. And it sounds like Inveracity.
They're on this label called New Standard Elite which is mainly focused on new and upcoming BDM bands. I am subscribed to their YouTube channel. They're kinda like the Unique Leader Records of today, at least that's how I see them.