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 bonecrusher
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It's modern production, making all metal sound like Trivium |
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slothhead
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every genre goes through a rough patch and i think thats what's happening 2 metal thats my personal opinion tho
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 Dark
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The reason being is because metal is on a return, but i doesnt quite know that it wants. Thats why there is so much of it all the same, its trying to find its place in all of the garbage that is playing now. |
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 cjjeepercreeper
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Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:31 am Post subject: |
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| The reason being is because metal is on a return, but i doesnt quite know that it wants. Thats why there is so much of it all the same, its trying to find its place in all of the garbage that is playing now. |
Good assessment of the problem.
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 Daniem
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I also think that everything sounds pretty much alike nowadays. That's why I slowed down my search for new bands, keeping focus in the first wave of BM and some DM. I think it's a natural course: as some bands innovate, tons of others try to do the same as a kind of successful formulae. So it gets to this. I can cite as an example the quantity of ultrafast tech DM bands ou there.
On the other hand, there are a few bands that I still follow and consider quite particular, such as Agalloch, Unexpect and Nile.
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cjjeepercreeper
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Mon Apr 30, 2012 6:27 pm Post subject: |
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I also think that everything sounds pretty much alike nowadays. That's why I slowed down my search for new bands, keeping focus in the first wave of BM and some DM. I think it's a natural course: as some bands innovate, tons of others try to do the same as a kind of successful formulae. So it gets to this. I can cite as an example the quantity of ultrafast tech DM bands ou there.
On the other hand, there are a few bands that I still follow and consider quite particular, such as Agalloch, Unexpect and Nile. |
LOL, just listen to Agalloch's newest and you are absolutely right, they never sound the same from album to album, even redoing old songs like on the new one.
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