Technical Death Metal

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A community for the technical death metal subgenre. Share and discuss music that melts your face!

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Don't be a dick.
Try not to get too bogged down in genre-gatekeeping. Discussing the "tech" credentials of some release/band is fun, but as long as it's oozing viscera, it probably has a place here. Shredbang!
Suggested (not enforced) music-posting format, mostly to distinguish band name from album/song title:
Artist - Album Or Song (Location, Year) (ffo: These Bands) (links)
ffo ("for fans of") and added links (e.g. YouTube, Spotify, Bandcamp, Encyclopaedia Metallum) are optional but can make it easier to check out the music you're sharing.

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Carnosus - Fermenting Blastospheres of Future Putridity (Sweden, 2023)
Job For A Cowboy - Sun Eater (USA-AZ, 2014) (ffo: All Shall Perish, Wretched) (yt, s, bc, em)

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submitted 1 year ago by Choco617@lemmy.world to c/technicaldeathmetal@lemmy.world

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I remember Slipknot as being the radio-friendly stand-in for hardcore, with MTV-ish radio hits like Duality. But damn, I forgot how HARD they went on the first couple albums. This is a great example of why plenty of death metal fans in my age range cite them as a gateway drug.

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[–] Choco617@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Nice! I love genre crossovers like that. Winds of Tragedy did that for me recently for black metal. I’ll have to check out Vulture Industries and Blackbraid

[–] Forgetspasswords@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

I've never heard of Winds of Tragedy before, but I just checked out Our Time is Gone and it's a pretty great song, I'll have to check out the rest 🙂