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Local boyos and best tech death band in the world Archspire have put out a new song off their upcoming album and it is absolutely SICK, in all senses of the word. It jaw-dropping just how fast and precise and just brutally heavy, yet still melodious this band is. 10/10 would perform mad scientist experiments on this band again.
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Bit of a scandal in UK metal around Vicky Hungerford, who runs Bloodstock (having inherited it from her dad) once again making transphobic statements on social media. Said she'd bin any email that had pronouns in the signature (apropos of nothing, just stuck it on twitter and instagram out the blue).
Their head of entertainment resigned, then their Twitch team walked out, then she made a non-apology, then gave a PR-agent's apology.
The head of the Sophie Lancaster Foundation, a charity named for a girl murdered for being a metal fan and whose work is centred on persecution for being different, and who the Bloodstock second stage is named after, said they were considering removing their name and affiliation, and then Vicky subsequently 'stepped back' from Bloodstock. Absolute car crash of a day.
About time she got some flak, really. She's been getting away with this nonsense for years. As well as getting away with putting actual nazis on the Sophie Lancaster stage, booking Emperor with Faust etc, all whilst preaching about being an inclusive event.
Life of Agony are playing next year. I presume a bunch of metal journos are trying to get a statement from Caputo.
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Not Heavy Metal, but the latest Pearl Jam album from last year (Gigaton) is a real grower, think the best album they have put out in a while.
On a sidenote there needs to be some kind of civic service or government agency to protect Eddie Vedder, as he is literally one of the last front-men still standing from the 90s grunge/Seattle-Sound era. Was listening to a playlist the other day that had Nirvana, Soundgarden, Stone Temple Pilots, Mother Love Bone, Alice in Chains, and just thought to myself sheeesshh!
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Originally posted by Mikosan View Post
Obviously the best North American doom band is Pallbearer, though!
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For North American Doom I've been digging Troll's Legend Master pretty hard
https://youtu.be/Dk71tvzYrSg
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Both Rev Biz and Pallbearer are great bands, but neither of them hit quite as hard as Yob for me. Maybe it's a rainforest thing.
I saw these stoner/doom guys at my local dirty little punk/metal pub a few years ago and was blown away by how hard they rocked out for the 20 drunks that bothered to show up. From Japan.
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