Forlorn Drifter wrote:Specific bands are still fun, but I see myself moving more towards slightly lighter stuff. ... I'm also interested in getting into Doom and Sludge metal, but have little idea where to start.
Doom and Sludge are definitely not light stuff. Check out Celtic Frost's final album Monotheist to see what I mean. Pentagram have got some real heavy shit, too. They're debut album is pretty crushing for an eighties album and Review Your Choices smashed too. I don't know much about Sludge, though.
BoneSnapDeez wrote:Doom metal is pretty diverse. I recommend starting with the "big three" British bands of the 1990s - Anathema, My Dying Bride, and Paradise Lost.
Death/Doom is a great transition from Death Metal to Doom Metal.
Forlorn Drifter wrote:Specific bands are still fun, but I see myself moving more towards slightly lighter stuff. ... I'm also interested in getting into Doom and Sludge metal, but have little idea where to start.
Doom and Sludge are definitely not light stuff. Check out Celtic Frost's final album Monotheist to see what I mean. Pentagram have got some real heavy shit, too. They're debut album is pretty crushing for an eighties album and Review Your Choices smashed too. I don't know much about Sludge, though.
Bad word choice there. I meant that I was moving towards more melodic metal, or something with a bit more of a tune. I prefer being able to recognize the band and song whenever possible. Occasionally hard seeing how many things are starting to sound like white noise in an attempt to be "technical" or "even harder".
Sludge seems like something I'll just have to get into on my own. Go spend a couple months in Naw'lens (New Orleans) or something. I'm not that far off, I'll figure it out.
Forlorn Drifter wrote: Sludge seems like something I'll just have to get into on my own. Go spend a couple months in Naw'lens (New Orleans) or something. I'm not that far off, I'll figure it out.
I'm assuming you are already familiar with Eyehategod? You could check out Weedeater and Dystopia.
I saw Weedeater in concert and liked them. Some other Sludge bands I saw are Sourvein, Beast in the Field, Cough, and Black Tusk. I don't know much about them, but Sludge bands (so far) always have fun concerts.
Forlorn Drifter wrote: Sludge seems like something I'll just have to get into on my own. Go spend a couple months in Naw'lens (New Orleans) or something. I'm not that far off, I'll figure it out.
I'm assuming you are already familiar with Eyehategod? You could check out Weedeater and Dystopia.
Not a fan of Eyehategod really, but I'll look into others.
The first chord of that Thergothon song cracked my spine. But after clicking around Youtube and MA, I don't think I like Scepticism or Thergothon. It'll probably take me some time to get into FD. I did find one band that I do like (even if, like most of the bands I listen to, I can't pronounce their name)
Anyone heard of Septicflesh? I've been listening to them an awful lot lately. They're a symphonic metal band.
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