Metal School

[haiduk]

Thank you.

Yeah, same intro riff but the drums behind it add variation.

This one has a few more guitar layers:

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Are they an instrumental band?

 

[haiduk]

Vocals are used but very sparingly. The song above only has 4 words.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

I thought I heard something, but wasn’t sure.

 

[haiduk]

A new lesson:

'Death Portent'

cosmic blackened death metal

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Welcome, fellow metalhead!

 

[Lanefan]

Two fine bands I've yet to see mentioned in this thread at all:

Sabaton - songs about historic wars and battles, told from all points of view in fine metal form. They're European but I forget wich country they're from (Sweden?).

Lordi - costumed bangers from Finland who won (!) Eurovision 2006, sing about monsters and ghosts mainly (one of their songs directly inspired an adventure I wrote and ran some years back)

Both bands have numerous albums out - 8 I think for Lordi and I'm not sure how many for Sabaton - and both are, as far as I know, still going.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

I’ve been listening to more rock than metal these days...at least in terms of the younger bands. Too many Cookie Monster vox (still), too much droptuning to the point of hiding bass players’ skills or lack thereof.

 

[Nagol]

Two fine bands I've yet to see mentioned in this thread at all:

Sabaton - songs about historic wars and battles, told from all points of view in fine metal form. They're European but I forget wich country they're from (Sweden?).

Lordi - costumed bangers from Finland who won (!) Eurovision 2006, sing about monsters and ghosts mainly (one of their songs directly inspired an adventure I wrote and ran some years back)

Both bands have numerous albums out - 8 I think for Lordi and I'm not sure how many for Sabaton - and both are, as far as I know, still going.

I've become a big Sabaton fan. It had a large cast change in 2012 and a bit of turnover since then. The earbook version of Heroes has a stupendous For Whom the Bell Tolls cover.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Two fine bands I've yet to see mentioned in this thread at all:

Sabaton - songs about historic wars and battles, told from all points of view in fine metal form. They're European but I forget wich country they're from (Sweden?).

Lordi - costumed bangers from Finland who won (!) Eurovision 2006, sing about monsters and ghosts mainly (one of their songs directly inspired an adventure I wrote and ran some years back)

Both bands have numerous albums out - 8 I think for Lordi and I'm not sure how many for Sabaton - and both are, as far as I know, still going.

Seems Sabaton got in a wreck the other day. Had to cancel at least one show.

Sabaton involved in a car crash

Two days ago in Tunisia we were involved in a serious traffic incident upon our return from a video shoot in the Sahara desert. We are all broken, badly beaten, bleeding and stitched up, but happy to be alive and confident that we will be fully recovered over time. However, after consulting...

www.sabaton.net

Brightside: maybe they get a song out of it, a la Deep Purple & “Smoke on the Water”.