Glass Shrine recommends:
Remnants of Crumbling Empires
by Halberd
Death/doom with absolutely massive production, venomous vocals and interesting war lyrics that might actually teach you a bit about history (no songs about Stalingrad or Waterloo here!).
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The Floating World
by The Senseless
An influence on my own works. Upbeat, lightning-fast, pummeling psychedelic death metal à la Mithras with cheery major-scale melodies and an emotional, frank presentation. A modern masterpiece.
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Uatism
by The Outer RIM
Another project I was involved in - avant-garde metal (compiled in exquisite corpse fashion with no coordination between composers) with 14 musicians, dozens of genres and excellent riffs.
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Hidden History of the Human Race
by Blood Incantation
supported by 20 fans who also own “Lapidary”
I have no problem with long songs but they can be a problem when the song doesn’t progress or gets repetitive, happy to say this song doesn’t fall into this complaint. Although I’m not a really big metal head, i do appreciate a good metal album. I love the solos and those dive bombs are amazing. Stopped listening to metal for a while because everything seems to gets muddled and sounded the same, this song has brought me back and excited to keep on the look out for more.
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Tchornobog
by Tchornobog
supported by 20 fans who also own “Lapidary”
An absolutely captivating record! The atmosphere on this album is enough to warrant many listens.
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Solar Paroxysm
by Mare Cognitum
If “atmospheric black metal” implies majestic comedowns and dramatic dynamics, this powerhouse instead constitutes anti-atmospheric black metal.
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