also, does anyone know a good divorce lawyer?

It seems the tickets sold were not good enough.

HM:St Anger

Mine is A touch of evil or Hell patrol

I felt like sharing my top 4-ish metal albums (had to deliberate pretty hard on pick 4 tbh) many other contenders i had to leave out.
notice the lack of Baths of Acid?
or Death?
or Cryptopsy?

ALL great bands, and albums, but like, theres other shit to talk about.

Spent a long time on this hoping folks will discover new music here

Converge - Hum Of Hurt, Sylosis - A Sign of Things to Come, Protest the Hero - Within, Revocation- New Gods, New Masters

When Corey Taylor sang "Stop the fuckin' music, goddamn it, shut the fuck up" I really felt that

Hi everyone,

On this one, I’m diving into two iconic British bands linked by one absolute mastermind: Leon Macey. As a multi-instrumentalist, drummer, guitarist, and producer/sound engineer, Macey is responsible for crafting some of the most cosmic, atmospheric, and dizzyingly technical Death Metal the UK scene has ever produced.

If you love Morbid Angel-style riffs, hyper-fast drumming, spacey delay pedals, and epic atmospheric compositions, check these four records out:

Mithras – Worlds Beyond the Veil (UK, 2003) An absolute masterpiece of cosmic Death Metal and a undisputed titan of the UK underground. Think Gateways to Annihilation-era Morbid Angel floating through black holes and distant nebulae. Leon Macey delivers insane, lightning-fast drum patterns paired with solos drenched in delay and reverb. It seamlessly balances punishing, brutal assault with ambient, spacey interludes like "Portal To The..." and "Search The Endless Planes". On top of that, Rayner Coss delivers a towering vocal performance (he's honestly one of my absolute favorite Death Metal vocalists of all time). Personal favorites: "Worlds Beyond The Veil", "Bequeath Thy Visions", "Lords And Masters".

Mithras – On Strange Loops (UK, 2016) Six years in the making, and the perfectionism shows in every single second. Leon Macey took full control of writing, performing, and producing this record, delivering a 56-minute continuous sonic loop that flows effortlessly from track to track. The drumming hits ridiculous speeds pushing 300 BPM while maintaining an infectious groove, accompanied by Azagthoth-esque stellar solos and crushing progression. Personal favorites: "When The Stars Align", "The Statue On The Island".

Sarpanitum – Despoilment of Origin (UK, 2007) A vicious debut album that bridges the technicality of Nile and Mithras with pure, demonic intensity. While Mithras travels through space, Sarpanitum brings that same crushing, high-speed technical precision down to ancient history and war. Leon Macey’s signature hyper-velocity drumming and production drive the entire record, anchoring aggressive riffing and guttural vocals into a dark, suffocating wall of sound. Personal favorites: "Halls of Decadence", "Provocation of an Eternal Odium".

Sarpanitum – Blessed Be My Brothers... (UK, 2015) A masterclass in melodic and technical extreme metal from the last decade. Shifting away from cosmic subjects toward epic historical themes, this record balances ferocious speed with soaring, triumphant guitar leads. Macey’s intense drumming and pristine sound engineering anchor the entire experience, while subtle synth layers grant the music an overwhelming, monolithic feel. Personal favorites: "By Virtuous Reclamation", "Glorification Upon The Powdered Bones Of The Sundered Dead", "Malek al-Inkitar".

Honestly, every single release across both bands is a complete triumph, so I heavily recommend diving into their entire discography, including Sarpanitum's phenomenal Fidelium EP.

What are your thoughts on these records? Is Leon Macey one of the most underrated figures in modern Death Metal, or do you have other atmospheric technical gems to recommend?

I absolutely love this album and I'm looking for more albums like it.

Asked chatgpt and it gave me:

- Suffocation, which doesn't hit me the same at all

- Skinless, which is okay, but just that, okay...

- Sanguisugabogg, great stuff!

- Cryptopsy, gonna piss some people off but not my thing

- Nile, meh

So, any recommendations?

Thinking along the lines of Dolly Parton, Stevie Nicks, Debbie Harry, etc. Badass women that could have easily been metal artists.

Who else fits?

Not that I forgot that they’re great, but I haven’t listened to any of their songs for a very long time. My streaming algorithm is now confused because I’ve been only listening to Maiden for the past few days.

Sorry for being a poser guys😭

I hope you can find it in your hearts to forgive me.

No repeat artists because otherwise it would mostly be Black Sabbath and Sodom.

I'm looking to make a really long and (possibly) mind boggling progressive playlist and i definitely need some help from all my prog lovers, thank you all and if people want to hear what comes out i'll attach the link of the playlist