Metal Heads Assemble!!

[optmusprimenumber]

I hate to do it (sort of), but I gotta plug my band again

Beat the Doll www.facebook.com/beatthedoll or www.reverbnation.com/beatthedoll if you prefer
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A little video action from last year (and more at the uploader - our drummer's - youtube page)

I gotta say we might have been a little drunk that night but we pulled most of em off ok. We've been tightening up and writing some new stuff this year. Also we started recording recently. It will be our first "studio" demos. A friend is doing it for us. He's not too shabby at it. In the meantime, the above links will take you to all we have recorded as of yet. I prefer the live takes.

And also, this thread blew the eff up. Glad to see. Cheers.

[BoneSnapDeez]

I log onto Facebook and one of the "suggested groups" listed is called Post-Black Atmospheric Metal.

Satan help us.

[aaron]

I log onto Facebook and one of the "suggested groups" listed is called Post-Black Atmospheric Metal.

Satan help us.

aka "dudes who listen to Liturgy"

[aaron]

been jamming this beast lately. members of Magic Circle and Mind Eraser doing their best impression of The Ultimate Sin. it rules and the guitars are HUGE.

http://sumerlands.bandcamp.com/releases

[BoneSnapDeez]

Anyone here buy / collect metal cassettes?

[GSZX1337]

No, I'm a vinyl man. I really don't understand the recent resurgence in popularity cassettes have had. Admittedly I haven't listened to cassettes in almost twenty years, but I remember CDs sounding much better than the former. One might say the same about vinyl records, but I'd say that they just sound different instead of one being superior to the other.

[AppleQueso]

I'm into vinyl too, it certainly adds a unique and pleasant character to the sound. The huge artwork and overall presentation is a nice plus, too.

Cassettes have a very 'cult' factor to them I think, I know they've been popular with more underground black metal and stuff for a while now.

I suspect nostalgia for the tape trading days of old plays a part too.

[BoneSnapDeez]

I recently acquired an old stereo which has 8-track and cassette players. The sound is amazing.

For CDs my only options are my portable CD player, PC, and boombox.

Looking to get into cassettes as I could listen to them while working out or whatever. Plus they're cool and compact and collectible. I'm mostly into late-80s to early/mid-90s death, black, and doom. Peaceville, Nuclear Blast, Century Media, Metal Blade, Roadrunner, Earache, Relapse, etc... Anyone know any distros that carries this stuff?

[aaron]

i almost exclusively collect metal cassettes. i have a pretty good collection thus far, about 300 tapes total, mostly metal and classic hardcore/punk. i'll have to post some pics soon...

[aaron]

hey if you're around any of these dates check out my homies from Nuclear Hellfrost on tour right now.