cattle decapitation is good times

[agony bagony]

i am annoyed that my impression of them came from not liking them in like 2003 or whenever

currently listening to death atlas and it is fucking yes

[Mesarthim]

yeah, they've been solid since like 2012 (which is where they really cemented themselves), death atlas pushed them into the stratosphere though.

[agony bagony]

i've been sleeping on this band for 14 years shame on me

[zim]

their dead can dance cover was really solid

[jawn galliano]

DCD is a band that i think everyone wants to cover and absolutely nobody should, and this is no exception

at least it wasn't a lisa track though i guess

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

yeah, they've been solid since like 2012 (which is where they really cemented themselves), death atlas pushed them into the stratosphere though.

2009

[zim]

DCD is a band that i think everyone wants to cover and absolutely nobody should, and this is no exception

at least it wasn't a lisa track though i guess

(i like this one too)

[Mesarthim]

yeah, they've been solid since like 2012 (which is where they really cemented themselves), death atlas pushed them into the stratosphere though.

2009

I don't disagree, just from a status perspective 2012 is when they really started to shine.

[deckard]

yeah got into them really last year or the year before, last few albums are a different level, alot to dig into. very catchy, meaningful music.

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

yeah, they've been solid since like 2012 (which is where they really cemented themselves), death atlas pushed them into the stratosphere though.

2009

I don't disagree, just from a status perspective 2012 is when they really started to shine.

And could finally headline a tour on their own

[jawn galliano]

DCD is a band that i think everyone wants to cover and absolutely nobody should, and this is no exception

at least it wasn't a lisa track though i guess

(i like this one too)

this was the other one that immediately came to mind and while i think it's better than the CD one, i could still do without it (and that's coming from a completely hopeless ulver fanboy)

brendan & lisa's voices are simply too distinctive and integral to the sound, and the sound is where all DCD's magic and mystery reside

[Mesarthim]

yeah, they've been solid since like 2012 (which is where they really cemented themselves), death atlas pushed them into the stratosphere though.

2009

I don't disagree, just from a status perspective 2012 is when they really started to shine.

And could finally headline a tour on their own

correct. I saw them play some headline shows before that but they were always in DIY or shitty dive bars, not full blown tours.

[deckard]

Macey sent me some DCD when we first started being friends, some interesting stuff but never really delved into it.

ulver

[jawn galliano]

first four albums are masterpiece territory, gloryhole era stuff i'm not so hot on, reunion stuff is fine

[Corpsepyre]

Dave Otero, their producer since Monolith, has been an instrumental part of their sound, and pushed them to greatness. Check their new documentary on the making of the last record.

Also, didn't know that Dead Can Dance cover existed.

[Ninny]

Top ten favorite songs and ranked, lets do it

[shadowalk]

Their latest album that made it into my playlist was Karma, Bloody, Karma and somehow this band just fell off my radar for the loongest time. I remember being interested into them mainly because the guitarist was using the weirdest guitars.

[TheGreatGodPan]

Haven't really kept up with Cattle Decapitation in recent years. Remember jamming Humanure back in the day, good times