Post your top four metal albums of 2019.
Post your top four metal albums of 2019
Oliver Gomez
Jaxson Hill
The Furnaces of Palingenesia
and that's it.
Looking forward to the new Teitanblood.
Logan Moore
metal was boring as fuck this year
Chase Perry
You didn't post any Metal albums OP
Noah Adams
Arch/Matheos - Winter Ethereal
Possessed - Revelations of Oblivion
!T.O.O.H.! - Komouš
Vultures Vengeance - The Knightlore
Michael Rodriguez
Not enough grindcore for you?
Very retarded post.
Justin Hill
Ian Robinson
I'm really into metal myself *ops chart*
Jose Brooks
no all the metal this year is trying to do the prog thing like a lot of other metal bands this decade but this time its so stripped back and dull and lifeless i cant even bring myself to pay attention to it. just sounds like stuff thats already been done but worse. life metal was cool though i guess
Isaac Anderson
Now that's some tourist taste
Cameron Diaz
I just like doom metal.
Jace Flores
Ironic.
Mason Roberts
pic related and DsO, i guess. metal suck shit this year
Brandon White
>posts the height of touristcore
Sebastian Howard
>woodland rites
Noiceee first time I saw someone talk about it on here
Landon Walker
Green Lung is the shit.
Joseph Sanchez
these, and honorable mention to the Undeath demo, which is one of the best slabs of death metal I've heard in a while. Too bad their LP didn't impress me as much.
Ethan Gutierrez
I'm not sure Elder are even metal anymore but this was fucking great
Noah Kelly
DEVOURMENT - OBSCENE MAJESTY
DEVOURMENT - OBSCENE MAJESTY
DEVOURMENT - OBSCENE MAJESTY
DEVOURMENT - OBSCENE MAJESTY
Jordan Wilson
yes, they're all massive bands but keep in mind when I was 13/14 years old, the first metal I heard was stuff that was more easy to find.
sure as time goes on you can deep dive subgenres and scenes, but if I had to save 4 albums it would be these because these ones had the good fortune of being some of the first I heard, and the memory of hearing them for the first time and having that pure rush imprinted in my memory make them some of the most enjoyable albums to return to.
Also all of the bands got big and become critically acclaimed because they were actually good, at least for some of their careers.
Dimmu peaked with their Nick Baxter/Mustis/ICS Vortex line-up, Metallica peaked with their first 3 albums, Pantera peaked from CFH to the day they broke up and ceased to be a band, and LoG are still going strong but of course I'm going to prefer their discography from Burn the Priest to Sacrament, cause that's what I had as a teenager.
Aiden Evans
oh fuck I didn't see 2019 lmao.
I haven't bought any metal this year I don't main it anymore
Parker Fisher
lemme try again.
here's 2 2019 releases I've bought
Kevin Cook
I know for some reason people seem to not be liking it around here but I haven’t been able to stop playing the new tomb mold album honestly.
Oliver Morales
I like the previous one better but it's still great yeah. These guys have been pretty consistent so far.
Daniel Flores
also, not metal in the strictest sense, but since I'm clutching at straws, here's a third.
Joshua Mitchell
>yes, they're all massive bands but keep in mind when I was 13/14 years old, the first metal I heard was stuff that was more easy to find.
Holy shit, metalheads really are obsessed with le t.ourist meme
Jayden Kelly
ignore that whole textwall I misread OP anyway, my corrected posts:
Benjamin Parker
>fucking Demon Burger
I'm not judging by the way, I did like Enthrone Darkness Triumphant when I was 14
Austin Parker
Suhnopfer's album
Riot City's Burn the Night
Sinmara's album
Vehemence's album
Xavier White
the problem is, Shagrath could never accept that he wasn't one of the trve kvlt OGs. until they brought Mustis on board they constantly tried to front as a genuine norwegian black metal band, but they only really got good when they owned their shit and became a leading example of symphonic BM.
that's not to say their pre-Mustis releases were shit, there's some fantastic tracks (the intro on Mourning Palace is ace), but it just wasn't anything exceptional in the scene.