A DECADE IN REVIEW 2010 - 2019 | Lock Horns Redux - Episode 2
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This week on Lock Horns Redux, Sam and guests Bradley Zorgdrager and Joe Smith-Engelhardt are looking back on the last decade in metal. Join the live chat at 4pm EST to listen and debate the biggest moments, breakups, reunions, and best debut albums of the last decade.
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I would really agree that Banger was a big Influence in the last half of the decade for a lot of younger metal heads. Banger is particularly good at championing classic death and black metal, as well as introducing us to newer stuff. Some of my favorite new bands have come from religiously listening to records s featured on overkill reviews.
Power Trip’s debut album was incorrect (it’s Manifest Decimation).
Man that bothers me they did that. Yea their second album was stupid huge but still
I was hoping some had already posted, thanks
Exciting new band of the decade: Archspire. I have such high expectations for their next album.
Fuckin A. Relentless mutation is the album that turned me to tech death . Absolute addictive masterpiece juggernaut of an album .
Ending the show with a shout out to Decapitated, LOG, and Gojira (especially my personal favorite from Gojira) made me so proud!! Great show guys. Thanks for all you do for the metal community. *HORNS!!*
I am never going to finish watching this. I keep pausing to go listen to albums they mention.
I used to do that. never got thru anything that way. Lol
Love this format! Good to see you again Sam and Brad!
Most important comeback album and tour: Black Sabbath 13. The kings we t out with a resounding roar!!
I really hope this doesn't count as the albums of the decade video. Been waiting for that one.
2 more vids this Thursday and Friday.
You can check mine: th-cam.com/video/9LXCT--bltQ/w-d-xo.html
Ps ..that vid is up now
Awesome & informative recap of the decade for metal music! I think an awesome idea for a video would be your predictions for metal in the upcoming decade (trends, genres)
Love the Venom poster back there!🤘
I would love one of those on my wall
After thinking for some time, I say that TH-cam is the MVP of metal for the last decade. It is the only place for me to discover bands and it has led me to buy a lot of music and merch. Not only can you find 99% of the music, you can also watch docs and interviews of the bands. I am so thankful that Banger constantly puts out content on this platform.
thanks, we agree
How did "Atheist - Jupiter" not get mentioned in the comeback albums section? Also "Satan - Life Sentence," "Autopsy - Macabre Eternal," "Accept - Blood of the Nations," "Angel Witch- As Above, So Below," "Sleep - The Sciences," and countless others.
It's because there's, as you said, countless others. Too many bands and albums to choose from, which means we, as metal fans, WIN. Good taste, brother! \m/
@@THEEArmoredSaint Fair point. I suppose, re-reading my comment, it comes off as kind of negative which is not what i intended. I simply wished they had given a shoutout to the aforementioned albums. However, it was still a great episode. And thank you! \m/
so much to cover but agree 100% The Sciences was one of the best comebacks
Sleep - The Sciences is a worthy mention for the comeback/reunion discussion.
def is worthy. fantastic album ..maybe my fav of theirs
I remember turning that on for the first time and thinking “fuck I hope this doesn’t suck, it’s been so long I know this is gonna suck.” Then I heard that fucking bong rip followed by the heaviest power chord in existence and I knew I was wrong 🤘🏻
Agalloch was one of the best bands of the last two decades, they broke up in 2016. Very unique and hopefully inspires many.
Great episode! Really enjoyed it
Nocturnus A.D is a comeback!
Agalloch's break-up was tragic for many reasons. Also, surprised Opeth wasn't mentioned at all given their transition away from death metal to pure prog rock/metal. That was a pretty big deal.
On the best tours, a huge was the Heritage Hunter Tour in 2012 Mastodon and Opeth touring as co-headliners with an up and coming Ghost as their openers. Huge ticket at the time but even cooler retrospectively.
Jose Torres that was a great tour
That was an insanely good bill
What about the Paradise Lost? They came back to their original house style...
Paradise Lost always a great band! Have all the albums.
This was an excellent show. Thank you BangerTV!
thanks for watching
love that format
Lich King's activity in the 2010s along with Toxic Holocaust, Municipal Waste and Power Trip as well as Sacred Reich's comeback record made the decade for me along with a couple more things
I was listening to Aborted - Global Flatline on way to work yesterday. SO GOOD
YOU MENTIONED MY FAVORITE COUNTERPARTS RECORD GOD I LOVE THIS FUCKING CHANNEL
I don’t think many people know them but KHONSU- THE XUN PROTECTORATE is my album of the decade . Absolutely magical progressive black metal with electronic elements and sci fi themes . Brilliant.
Wonderful to hear SLUGGGDGE (What an insane project), Horrendous, Blood INcantation, and Tomb Mold mentioned again here... I pretty much found out about these bands from Banger Overkill Reviews and now have their albums on repeat. Power Trip as well... I love their actual first album, too!
I think Ne Obliviscaris deserve a shoutout for best debut in the past decade of metal. Portal of I, Citadel and Urn are all top-notch albums
Stephen Young YES!! They are the best band this decade!! 🤘🤘🔥🔥
Yes!!! Agreed. That band changed my musical listening direction.
Banger Hangar! How cool is that! Thanks Sam for the solid content
Biquette (the headbanging goat) lived in France (Mauriac, to be more precise). I actually met her and her crazier human friends back when I went on a tour with my old bandmates of Agentx do Khaus back in 2012.
Love the show. Keep it going \m/
Judas Priest Firepower is a hell of a comeback. Almost 50 years into their carrier. Amazing
@Ryan Schilling wouldn't you say it is a comeback as it is better than anything they've done post Painkiller?
Kvelertak debut for sure one of the best of the last decade
Conjurer's debut was amazing.
And I fell in love with Hark, then they broke my heart and broke up.
Those are some recent kickass artists. And Numenorean blowing up a bit last year. Fun sound.
Wow, SLUGDGE is great! Thank you BANGERtv!
One memorable show for me has to do with a great comeback album, and a death, which was Sanctuary's last show with Warrel Dane at wacken 2017. The Year the Sun died was phenomenal, and finding out that the first time I'd ever seen him was the last was crushing to me
Septic Flesh's The Great Mass was a very important album for me. There have been so many incredible releases this decade alone, that a 40 minute episode just isn't enough.
Shout out for 'the Chariot,' nice! I loved them!
Shout out to Sam for mentioning the Rivers of Nihil album. I passed over it when it came out, but it gave me impetus to check it out again - been listening to it pretty much non-stop since the CD arrived.
I was going to say the Opeth/Mastodon swapping headliners tour was amazing. Tombs/Pelican was great. YOB/Bell Witch/Helms Alee blew my mind at the Highline in Seattle.
Possessed put out a stellar album, combining riffs and aggression from the 80s in a modern way. Jeff Bacera showed us forceful aggressive vocals that reintroduce both rasp and intonation into death metal with vocal hooks that stand with riff hooks. The answer to disjointed riff song writing and monotone weak give me Cookie or teenage temper tantrum screeching.
Guys. Please listen to the Danish band Baest! As danes we are located in the center, surrounded by the metal-giants Sweden, germany and Norway. This means that the few awesome new bands we have don’t get the recognition they deserve.
Please listen to baest and give them a shoutout. They play old-School death metal, they are an amazing live band and they are rising fast in Europe!
Slugdge is the bee's knees! and Ghost is really stealing the souls of pop youth.
I love how Joe mentions Ghost as a best new band, and Brad rolled his eyes and smiled. Alot of people really dislike them, myself included, and don't call them a metal band. I really think they can be classified as Hard Rock, and or pop metal.
Great point about Randy Blythe handling that trial like a man, being a top notch representative for the metal community. Was very impressed with him during that entire process.
Deafheaven defined this decade hands down!
Portal is certainly worth a mention as important to the past decade. Their 2000's albums, along with others like Dead Congregation and strong showings from much of the old guard from the 90's, paved the way for them to be the leaders of the OSDM sound from the last ten years.
This was not a tour but last year there was a festival in Mexico with, Emperor, Possessed, Dying Fetus, Unleashed, Dark Angel, Deicide, Uada, Havok, Gigan, Skull Fist, Six Feet Under, Hammerfall, Nuclear Assault, and a lot of local bands including the legendary Thrash Metal band Mortuary, best show in my life.
No one cares
Brand of sacrifice was great Brad! Good pick. But for me, conscious seed of light by rivers of nihil. An album from a bunch of young dudes with great production, technicality, great prog elements while still being hard af. And of course the god tier albums to follow
Nasam or Nasum?
nasum
we meant Nasum, THEE GREATEST grind band ever. IMO
2019 was year of the thrash comebacks.🤘
I think Kvelertak's first album deserves a mention.
Another needed mention of a comeback is Immortal.
threeamigosunite agreed
Great picks for albums of the decade. My personal favorite is At the Gates - At War with Reality. I'm very pleased that Brad is giving a nod to the grossly underrated Aborted. Global Flatline is a great album, Retrogore being the best by them for my tastes.
I am surprised that you completely left out Vektor! Although they started before 2010 they are probably one of the best new wave of thrash bands, and they recently announced they are having a reunion.
41:00 Brad literally points and laughs LMAO that shit cracked me up
Jeff and Lemmy two of the greatests loss of the decade... Carcass comeback album for me and Vltimas best new band ...
Best album of the decade Ironbound-Overkill
Agreed!
Soundwave was a tour (of sorts). Festival that went to several Aus major cities.
Metal album of the decade is a tie between Cattle Decapitation-Anthropocene Extinction and Archspire-Relentless Mutation.No others are as memorable or as epic as these two not to mention still sound fresh and amazing every damn time I play them.Metal perfection.
Body count and machine head had some great albums
Yeaaaaaa Venom prison!! Incroyable ! Concert 2018 au Le Locle , rock altitude festival,Suisse! Massifff
I would be missing way too much in terms of ‘best X’ of the decade, but for me the stand out has to be Mariner by Cult of Luna. I was just getting into Post Metal and it just clicked when that album came out. It’s been such an inspiration and made me want to get back into writing and thus I formed my band. That album and Sunbather have been such incredible influences for me and I feel like I really found myself musically through those albums.
Also a big shoutout to Banger once again stepping up their game. Great editing and just a really good episode with plenty of depth and content, but still to the point. You’ve been very important for me as well this past decade!
Mariner was a huge album, glad we got to catch a show in Toronto with Julie
@@BangerTV So glad they managed to do a few more gigs. Catching them at Roadburn was an incredible experience! Definitely a festival you should visit!
Best album of 2019 hands down for me was Fit For An Autopsy’s, that’s the direction deathcore should be going! Most anticipated in the future for me would be a new album by All Shall Perish. Best album of the last decade - no idea
Black Diamond Skye was fun as a 2010 mega-tour to cap off the previous decade for me, personally. i knew and sang more songs on that bill than any concert (involving more than one band).
thinking my darned hardest to make a fantasy mega-tour of three bands, showcasing my favs from '10-'19. . . sad to say i got nothing. good thing i subscribed to BangerTV then!
Completely missed Isis breaking up early on in the decade!
Mark Dekin that was a bummer, the CELESTIAL vids on TH-cam are sick
Thanks guys.
@Brad Z - just on my comment about KSE and Jesse Leach's return: I know that Atonement was the third album with Jesse back at the mic - I just think it's the strongest since he came back.
Also - when you were giving shit to S/T#2 (which was not with Jesse) were you thinking of Incarnate?
I'm not sure what video to ask this on, but has BangerTV covered Alien Weaponry yet? feel like they should be mentioned in like a raising stars or future of metal video
I think you guys should do a lock horn on uk metal
Debut albums:
Astronoid - Air
Khemmis - Absolution
Fuck yes AIR
Nocturnus, Atheist and Paradise Lost reunions.
The Deaths of Dio, and Hanneman are probably the most impactful events of the decade.
I'm surprised nobody mentioned Static-X
Gojira for the win! The Best. I saw the at Red Rocks, CO 2017, best show ever.
Festivals in Europe were the thing...Wacken, Partisan, Hellfest, obscene extreme and brutal assault.
Debut albums? Sorrow and Extinction from Pallbearer. Foreigner was a game changer for me. Holy shit what an astonishing, haunting, gorgeous, and depressing album.
that album was a game changer for a lot of us
Also guys,I think you have completely overlooked the rise of many female and female fronted metal bands...Cripper,Nervosa,Frantic Amber,Burning Witches ,Sisters Of Suffocation and many others.This last decade was literally an explosion of female metal bands,a very interesting and very meaningful event in the global metal scene.
There is def a lot of good bands right now! Its nice to see. Jinjer, Immortal Bird, Konvent, Windhand just to name a few and add to that list
What is the last band called from brad's 'best new bands'? 'Sugobach' or something? 24:45
Sanguisugabogg
maggotstomp.bandcamp.com your welcome
Wacko at Dennys for best show of the decade. That night will we be talked about for generations.
Nice
Where is Episode 1?
Sad to see no Khemmis or Bell Witch brought up
I thought it was tonight
Biquette lived and died in a barn/DIY space in Mauriac, France.
I know it’s not as “metal” as this channel typically prefers but, Chester Bennington’s death should be mentioned as a noteworthy story of the last decade along with the others. Additionally, Warped Tour ending could’ve been talked about. I know it’s roots are in punk, but it helped get a lot of the younger generation, including myself, into metal.
a review of the decade in metal without any mention of any doom metal or black metal, no mention of the growth of trad metal. That's weird. I feel like this video should be called "a decade of metalcore/deathcore/tech death in review." I know these are already filmed but I'd suggest more diversity in hosts for a review of a decade. Instead of 2 metalcore guys maybe bring in blayne, or sarah, or dylan because the decade happened to black metal, doom metal, and prog metal too.
P.S. Just advice not a complaint. I liked Dillinger and Converge back in the day too, but there are other bands and genres
The intention was to have two metal writer/journalists on the show and thats the way the conversation went, plenty of more episodes coming with more topics.
Exiting bands: Khemmis and Astronoid
Jinjer was the original new prog metal band for me tatiana is a classic. Just to mention ladies fronting really became a thing. Im mean kitttie and arch enemy were the only kick ass chicks for years. In the last 10 ladies stood up to bang thier head.
Definitely prefer the old format. Oh, and you spelt "Nasum" wrong.
thanks for watching !
39:07 just some facts about Aborted - Strychnine.213 (the so called 'shakiest' release). This is the album that got me into Aborted, however. And after many years, I also concluded that the songwriting and production are quite off. BUT, did you know this album was voted (in Belgian extreme metal subculture forumboards) as the best Belgian metal record of 2008? Yes, it's kinda like an accessible Carcass (Heartwork/Swansong) and sometimes reminds of Soilwork (Stabbing The Drama), but it's Aborted at it's most mainsteam, yet maintaining some degree of extremity, and a decent gateway extreme metal album. Just had to get that off my chest. In 11 years I've seen so many Strychnine bash comments ... Holy crap...
No offense to these lads but I need to hear Martin popoff's favourites of the decade ha
Why would you not want to talk about Decapitated?
Chimaira breaking up was huge!
Rip Chimaira
Maybe for little kids, not for men
Zeal & Ardor should be there next to the best new bands. They have showed that there is still a lot of new ways to experiment with metal even if it seems to be unmatchable
Yeah, Z&A stand out for sure as an outlier. Then making it work on the second album even more. A coup.
Can't wait for the Top 10 Albums of the decade review video, but on the other hand I think I'll be very disappointed with what people have voted for...
Wait and see!
Those videos will be up soon
it's pretty hard to pick up one best album of a decade... it'll be harder to pick up one release from Japanese visual kei bands of a decade I have to say cuz, they produce music by counting months instead of years like most ones of rest of the world. you think one full-length or ep of 2 years is normal, 3 or 4 or even more is a headache of waiting, then try Japanese visual kei (there are also metal bands in this scene)... Vidoll ever released two full-lengths and three eps in only one year (2003 or 2004 around), Diaura, Mejibray also did that ever...
and what a shame that no one mentioned other great black metal bands except Mayhem in this episode.
Umm i love my metal, uncompromised.
Reviewing it before it's over? Patience; the decades' annual finale just began a few weeks ago.
How come nobody mentioned JINJER?????
@@BBQcheese Thank you
@@BBQcheese This is the most stupid comment I have ever seen.
Sam is at war with reality if he thinks that SOTS is not At the Gates' finest work.
Eh, people can have differing opinions. SotS is definitely their most influential release, but I personally prefer The Red in the Sky Is Ours.
hahaha
How they managed to speak of Metal Crossovers and not mentioning Igorrr?!? I don´t get it. - Okay, You can state that they are not really a Metal Band, and You might have a point to convince purists, but You cannot say in any way, that they don´t sound Metal at times, and i´m not speaking of some light kind of Hard Rock crossovering into Metal, no, this is full force blackened Death Metal Soundwalls, so really Metal for Metalheads, and it´s not occasionally happening once in a while, but practically in every Track they do ... So really something You as a Metalhead might be able to enjoy, if You are open minded enough to also dig into all this electronic beats (also quite Hardcore) and the folky and Baroque stuff, that they also do, exceptionally well perfomed.
To me this definitely qualifies as a Metal Crossover Project.
Let´s see how they speak about them in 10 years.
... and Clown Core! ....... well okay, they do have even less Metal in their sound, but the humour is definitely humour for Metal fans.
Favourite Albums? - Definitely Terminal Redux by Vektor - The best Thrash Release since Rust in Peace, though Mirror Reaper by Bell Witch is a solid runner up. Still growing in importance to me.
Thanks bangertv. Im glad you guys brought up the fashion people that r not metal. I have laught and just want to punch them in the face . ( posers )
ya its all in good fun !