What are albums that sound similar to the DOOM soundtrack (in the sense that its metal but aside from some audio log tracks is just instrumental) i find a lot of newer metal music to have neat instrumentals but the lyrics and vocals are way too tryhard for me
What are albums that sound similar to the DOOM soundtrack (in the sense that its metal but aside from some audio log...
Evan Ross
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Hudson Gonzalez
Master of Puppets
Nathan Nguyen
I should've specified i meant good albums
Lucas Gutierrez
Some synth-metal is like this, I don't really have any recs though.
Lincoln Perry
Master of Puppets is literally At Doom's Gate, and the whole album is unironically the greatest metal album of all time, certainly thrash.
Alexander Torres
DOOM literally just took music from Pantera, Metallica, Rob Zombie, and NIN and chiptuned it
Retard
Jason Martin
Thats the orginal soundtrack u retard i meant the 2016 version
Colton Smith
>master of puppets
>not good
unironically what the fuck is wrong with you. even people with no affinity with metal can get blown away by that stuff
Hudson Cooper
Metallica just bores me idk what to tell u lol ive tried to get into them and they just dont click with me i guess
John Jones
some songs on here
Carter Jenkins
Power Trip Really has that feel,
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I think personally demon hunter is a little closer with that sort of heavy metal sound.
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but if you are looking for something more in line with the sound I guess industrial metal would be your best bet
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Justin Green
Meshuggah
Vildhjarta
Evan James
Bongripper - Satan worshiping doom
Logan Bell
kek. check out spastic inc and blotted science. also im not ron jarzombek. dont ask me if i am cuz i just said i wasnt
Kayden Sanchez
"Lyre of Orpheus" by Nick Cave is literally the closest thing to a musical adaptation of Doom.
Jack Lopez
correction, spastic ink. see, im not ron. he wouldnt misspell his own band
Jaxson Miller
None of this shit you fags are posting sounds like the Doom 4 soundtrack.
Try some Meshuggah OP.
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Nicholas Davis
Ive been mushuggah cause i fear they'll just be stoner metal idk why
I do love me some nick cave but ive only hear dhis bad seeds stuff if we're being honest
Tyler Ross
>can't read 4 posts up from the bottom before posting
Nicholas Bailey
The 38 year old boomer who hasn't played a doom game since the 93 original
Robert Gonzalez
>Ive been mushuggah cause i fear they'll just be stoner metal idk why
destroy erase improve and chaosphere are their only two albums that are worth listening to
Nolan Hernandez
99.99% of metal has vocals but author and punished makes literal industrial metal that sounds like it was meant for the doom ost
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He built his own instruments that all sound like machines from hell
Jacob Garcia
maentis - i have tasted devil's blood
Easton Lewis
the algorithm is similar music, basically djent and edm and all instrumental
Nathan Moore
>the algorithm
Thanks I spent the last like 15 minutes trying to remember their name. I hate those The band names that you end up forgetting half the time. Still a good group though. youtu.be
Andrew Richardson
Move aside faggots
Phuture Doom
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Leo Gray
>Author & Punisher
fucking BASED
literally never seen him mentioned on here, but holy shit has he done some cool stuff
Liam Lee
Sounds like you might want to start looking into industrial
Nathaniel Hernandez
Doom music was just a bunch of Slayer, Pantera, and Metallica riffs in midi. so the only correct answer to your question is those 3 bands, and ripoffs of those 3 bands.
Landon Powell
curveball for ya
gost
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perturbator
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dan terminus
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Thomas Johnson
It's been a rite of passage for metal kids to act like MoP/classic Metallica in general sucks for a couple decades now. Just the way it is.
The reality is it's very good and about as progressive as thrash can go without becoming wank, but could stand to be knocked down a few pegs (that guitar tone's a bit fizzy and weak compared to Ride the Lightning).
Colton Taylor
If you like the electronic/metal aspect of DOOM's soundtrack then try MASTERBOOTRECORD
James Jenkins
We're not talking about the 1991 DOOM, grandpa
Asher Ward
>re-use the exact same title with no differentiation
>autistically REEEE when people confuse the two games