Sure do - seemed like a natural outgrowth of some stuff he did on Arise and Chaos AD, which I like as well.
Yeah, I liked those albums, even if there's a lot of people who won't touch anything post-Arise. However, I haven't listened to any Sepultura post-Cavalera.
There's definitely some post Cavalera albums worth checking out. Everything from Dante onwards is good. Roorback is decent as well. Only Against and Nation are duds.
ktay95 said:
VGPolyglot said:
What is your type of metal?
Heavy Metal, Thrash, Nu-Metal, Metalcore, Power Metal... How many sub genres are there?? I feel like I could be here all day
Also I thought of a band I've listened too before that belongs here, Children of Bodom
More specifically Done with everything, Die for nothing and If you want peace... prepare for war.
Thanks Guitar Hero
I do love Children of Bodom. Follow the Reaper is one of my favourite metal albums of all time. Their genre is a bit of a head scratcher, but there's definitely DM/BM influence, mostly in the earlier stuff. I will say though, I think "Done with Everything, Die for Nothing" is probably the worst song they've written :p
Used to listen to these two genres a decade plus ago, now I don't even touch it with a stick.
However, Katatonia - Brave Murder Day is still a masterpiece to my ears. Also Quietus by Evoken is a hugely impressive death/black/doom/ambient record.
Not really into straight up Black/Death metal but like a lot of Swedish/melodeath, if that counts..
If you haven't heard these, prepared to get lost in a journey..
Huge fan of melodeath. At least how it originally came out. Not a fan of what melodeath spawned: metalcore. But I digress. That's a fairly solid list there. Early In Flames is still very special to me. Same with Dark Tranquillity, and unlike In Flames, they still make great music.
I wasn't gonna post much in the way of melodeath, because I consider it something different from Death Metal, but I'll add a couple important songs and albums for me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Z_wYRSsSHg - Carcass - This Mortal Coil<-- One of the earliest examples of Melodeath, from a band that was full on grind only a couple albums before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieOZuD6-Rsw - Amorphis - Tales from the Thousand Lakes <-- It was great to experience this album when it was new. Death Metal was still in evolving and this band's first 4 albums were all different from one another. Their second album had a blend of death metal and folk melodies that was something very new at the time. The following album is also a masterpiece, though it took a much more psychadelic direction.
