This was a great discussion. Marty, Nechochwen was one of those bands I kept hearing about from you, Matt, and Ben but never listened to. Upon your recommendation, I put in that album on today and man, first listen in it hits you so powerfully. What an impact! You are one hundred percent right, they could be huge. Thanks for putting out this material.
@@that-matt-guy I missed that one, I'll have to go back and watch it. Another channel also did a MF video recently (Ruthless Metal maybe?) so maybe we'll wait and come back to this topic in the future.
@@letstalkmetal Its from one of my "On The Dark Path" episodes that I did last year. You guys ripped off my format. 😁 I also did one with Marty where we talked about Fields of the Nephilim, and one with Dennis/Analog Archives where we dived into '90's era gangsta rap. All 3 were fun episodes. I would have kept that series going but I didn't want to keep paying for Streamyard.
@@that-matt-guy I saw the FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM episode; it was really cool! They're a very interesting band. I checked and saw that I started to watch the episode w/ Myke but only got a few minutes into it before I got interrupted. Will go back and finish watching it later.
Great video. The debut Sulphur Aeon is outstanding, especially the opening track and the closing Fabio Frizzi cover, but the followup didn't do it for me nearly as much. The Immolation you picked is good but Majesty and Decay is my post-2010 album choice from them. That MGLA album pick is legit, so good. The new pick for me here is the Azelisassath that Myke mentioned, sounds fantastic.
thanks Simon! I agree that the 2nd SA is not my favorite; the increased focus on technicality worked but it isn't quite my style. Decent album but I'll pick the other 2 albums over it.
Thanks for watching Simon! SA to me are one of the leaders of that cavernous death metal style, but they bring more of an urgency and technical flair via older Morbid Angel to the table. I’ve enjoyed all that I’ve heard. Take care
Really didn’t expect that Wuthering Heights album to be a $20-30 cd. Can someone remind of the band name that Myke said sound like surf rock black metal?
Grav? Seems like we talked about them as well if that wasn’t the one you were thinking of. But they do have a surf rock, almost distortionless guitar sound. I know Myke and other really like them, but it never sat well with me. Thanks for watching.
And regarding the price of Wuthering Heights... it seems like everyone is eager to call for the death of the CD medium, yet all the older releases START AT $20-$30. Ack!
Great video. Alot of good recommendations. Here are my favorite Albums of the Decade (2010-2019) 10. Bombus - Repeat Until Death 2016 9. Tanith - In Another Time 2019 8. Sulphur Aeon - Gateway to the Antisphere 2015 7. Ghost - Infestissumam 2013 6. King Dude - Love 2011 5. Necros Christos - Doom of the Occult 2011 4. Riot - Immortal Souls 2011 3. Slingblade - The Unpredicted Deeds of Molly Black 2011 2. Satan's Hallow - S/T 2017 1. RAM - Svbversvm 2015
@@letstalkmetal Maybe not. Ghost are from the town next to mine, and I know some of the guys who plays on this album. I may be affected by it. This kind of videos made me dig into my record collection after forgotten treasures. =) // Jimmy from Sweden
@@Farsotstid Marty made a great point at the start of the video about how we tend to put things on the shelf and forget about them even when we like them a lot! This video definitely helped me reconnect with some great albums that had not gotten played for far to long
Some great pics in here. I totally forgot to pick Necros Cristos. LOVE that Impurity Rites album. And I’m glad this vid inspired you to dig through the collection. These make me do that as well which is always fun and yields some gems that I have forgotten
I know this is an old video but I've been going through the Heavy Metallurgy back catalogue and wanted to share some of my metal favorites from 2010-2020 (no order). 1. Deafheaven - New Bermuda (2015; blackgaze/post-metal) 2. Deftones - Diamond Eyes (2010; Alternative metal/post-hardcore/shoegaze) 3. Ghost - Meliora (2015; heavy metal/hard rock/doom metal) 4. Harakiri for the Sky - Arson (2018; post-black metal) 5. Thy Catafalque - Sgùrr (2015; avant-garde black metal) 6. Soundgarden - King Animal (2012; alternative metal/grunge/psychedelic rock) 7. Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name (2018; technical death metal/progressive death metal) 8. Parkway Drive - Deep Blue (2010; metalcore/deathcore) 9. Architects - All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us (2016; metalcore) 10. Brutus - Burst (2017; post-hardcore/math rock/post-metal) Honorable mentions 1. Alcest - Kodama (2016; blackgaze/post-metal) 2. Mesarthim - The Density Parameter (2018; atmospheric black metal/trance) 3. MØL - Jord (2018; blackgaze)
Nice and diverse list! Thanks for sharing it. I need to get that Mesarthim release. Such a great/unique project. Sorry for the delay in my reply. Thanks for watching.
I was blown away by the album. It ranks right up there with their best. But then again, all of their material has been quality, but Atonement really crushed it. Thanks for watching!
Another really great discussion idea! I’m only about 45 minutes in but if you are in a power metal mood at the moment Marty please check out LORD from Australia. Their last album called ‘Fallen Idols’ is one of their best. I’d say they are power/heavy metal at the core but have many other elements ranging from AOR to extreme metal. An insanely talented band with a top tier vocalist in LT
The last decade has not been great for metal, so I'm looking forward to checking out all the albums shown. Here's some of my favorites: Chapel of Disease - ...And as We Have Seen the Storm, We Have Embraced the Eye Conan - Horseback Battle Hammer Havok - Time is Up Hellwell - Behind the Demon's Eyes Immolation - Providence Lunar Shadow - Far from Light Magic Circle - Magic Circle Mysticum - Planet Satan Ouroboros - Glorification of a Myth Overkill - Ironbound
The decade hasn’t been good for metal? Huh. I completely disagree. Countless great albums across all the sub-genres and enough variety to keep the fires in the metal kiln sufficiently stoked! Thanks for watching.
Fantastic show as always! Not to be really annoying but I am very curious to listen to the French black metal that Myke mentioned but can't spell worth shit in English let a lone French, so perhaps if you could write them out?? That would be super awesome! If not I will look back into Myke's videos :) (even though I'm 1/2 canadian, 2 languages at mediocre level seems to be my max at the moment, haha.)
Hey! Are you referring to Alcest? I think that was the only French bm band I named. If so, check out their Bandcamp. Écailles De Lune and Les Voyages De L'Âme are the ones I named.
@@mykectown Thank you! But no, not Alcest, I know them :) The other ones you mentioned?? But sorry, I realize now that perhaps they were not French - all the ones without English band names/titles other than Alcest!
@@mushi. Haha. Gotcha. Did you mean Chambre Froide? I forgot about them being French. (Big "duh" moment.) The album I mentioned is called "Rouges Chapelle". Fucking killer!
I’m totally down with people listening to whatever they want. You just got to decide if you’re ok with financially supporting an artist or a label who is a shit head. The older I get, I’m not. People can believe in or hate whoever they want, but I’m not going to support it. It doesn’t have to be a political thing, rather a matter of decency. Thanks for watching
This was a great discussion. Marty, Nechochwen was one of those bands I kept hearing about from you, Matt, and Ben but never listened to. Upon your recommendation, I put in that album on today and man, first listen in it hits you so powerfully. What an impact! You are one hundred percent right, they could be huge. Thanks for putting out this material.
You’re welcome and thanks for checking it out. New album coming soon. Thanks for watching!
Good debates. Another topic suggestion: A Mercyful Fate/King Diamond run through their discography.
That would be a cool one to do! I lost track of later KD albums :(
@@letstalkmetal Myke C-Town and I already did this one. ;)
@@that-matt-guy I missed that one, I'll have to go back and watch it.
Another channel also did a MF video recently (Ruthless Metal maybe?) so maybe we'll wait and come back to this topic in the future.
@@letstalkmetal Its from one of my "On The Dark Path" episodes that I did last year. You guys ripped off my format. 😁
I also did one with Marty where we talked about Fields of the Nephilim, and one with Dennis/Analog Archives where we dived into '90's era gangsta rap.
All 3 were fun episodes. I would have kept that series going but I didn't want to keep paying for Streamyard.
@@that-matt-guy I saw the FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM episode; it was really cool! They're a very interesting band.
I checked and saw that I started to watch the episode w/ Myke but only got a few minutes into it before I got interrupted. Will go back and finish watching it later.
Great video myke on the stream some great selection to add to my collection thanks guys
I was really glad Myke was on this stream, I knew he'd have some cool albums to discuss that would be new to me so I can go check 'em out :)
Thanks for watching and get ready to see Myke again when we reconvene for the Helloween review! Can’t wait!
@@HeavyMetallurgy this week should be great topic and glad to see Pat will be on
Great video. The debut Sulphur Aeon is outstanding, especially the opening track and the closing Fabio Frizzi cover, but the followup didn't do it for me nearly as much. The Immolation you picked is good but Majesty and Decay is my post-2010 album choice from them. That MGLA album pick is legit, so good. The new pick for me here is the Azelisassath that Myke mentioned, sounds fantastic.
thanks Simon! I agree that the 2nd SA is not my favorite; the increased focus on technicality worked but it isn't quite my style. Decent album but I'll pick the other 2 albums over it.
Thanks for watching Simon! SA to me are one of the leaders of that cavernous death metal style, but they bring more of an urgency and technical flair via older Morbid Angel to the table. I’ve enjoyed all that I’ve heard. Take care
Really enjoyed this discussion. I also discovered a few releases that I was not familiar with.
Awesome! That’s the whole point of these streams... to turn folks on to stuff they maybe haven’t heard. Thanks for watching.
Really didn’t expect that Wuthering Heights album to be a $20-30 cd. Can someone remind of the band name that Myke said sound like surf rock black metal?
Grav? Seems like we talked about them as well if that wasn’t the one you were thinking of. But they do have a surf rock, almost distortionless guitar sound. I know Myke and other really like them, but it never sat well with me. Thanks for watching.
And regarding the price of Wuthering Heights... it seems like everyone is eager to call for the death of the CD medium, yet all the older releases START AT $20-$30. Ack!
Great video. Alot of good recommendations.
Here are my favorite Albums of the Decade (2010-2019)
10. Bombus - Repeat Until Death 2016
9. Tanith - In Another Time 2019
8. Sulphur Aeon - Gateway to the Antisphere 2015
7. Ghost - Infestissumam 2013
6. King Dude - Love 2011
5. Necros Christos - Doom of the Occult 2011
4. Riot - Immortal Souls 2011
3. Slingblade - The Unpredicted Deeds of Molly Black 2011
2. Satan's Hallow - S/T 2017
1. RAM - Svbversvm 2015
Great pics with RIOT and NECROS CHRISTOS. I wondered if anyone was gonna choose GHOST
@@letstalkmetal
Maybe not. Ghost are from the town next to mine, and I know some of the guys who plays on this album. I may be affected by it.
This kind of videos made me dig into my record collection after forgotten treasures. =)
// Jimmy from Sweden
@@Farsotstid Marty made a great point at the start of the video about how we tend to put things on the shelf and forget about them even when we like them a lot! This video definitely helped me reconnect with some great albums that had not gotten played for far to long
Some great pics in here. I totally forgot to pick Necros Cristos. LOVE that Impurity Rites album. And I’m glad this vid inspired you to dig through the collection. These make me do that as well which is always fun and yields some gems that I have forgotten
Sooooo much music to check out here- excited to get into sulphur aeon \m/
It’s good stuff! Enjoy and thanks for watching!
I know this is an old video but I've been going through the Heavy Metallurgy back catalogue and wanted to share some of my metal favorites from 2010-2020 (no order).
1. Deafheaven - New Bermuda (2015; blackgaze/post-metal)
2. Deftones - Diamond Eyes (2010; Alternative metal/post-hardcore/shoegaze)
3. Ghost - Meliora (2015; heavy metal/hard rock/doom metal)
4. Harakiri for the Sky - Arson (2018; post-black metal)
5. Thy Catafalque - Sgùrr (2015; avant-garde black metal)
6. Soundgarden - King Animal (2012; alternative metal/grunge/psychedelic rock)
7. Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name (2018; technical death metal/progressive death metal)
8. Parkway Drive - Deep Blue (2010; metalcore/deathcore)
9. Architects - All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us (2016; metalcore)
10. Brutus - Burst (2017; post-hardcore/math rock/post-metal)
Honorable mentions
1. Alcest - Kodama (2016; blackgaze/post-metal)
2. Mesarthim - The Density Parameter (2018; atmospheric black metal/trance)
3. MØL - Jord (2018; blackgaze)
Nice and diverse list! Thanks for sharing it. I need to get that Mesarthim release. Such a great/unique project. Sorry for the delay in my reply. Thanks for watching.
Happy to see Immolation's "Atonement" getting some love!
I was blown away by the album. It ranks right up there with their best. But then again, all of their material has been quality, but Atonement really crushed it. Thanks for watching!
Another really great discussion idea! I’m only about 45 minutes in but if you are in a power metal mood at the moment Marty please check out LORD from Australia. Their last album called ‘Fallen Idols’ is one of their best. I’d say they are power/heavy metal at the core but have many other elements ranging from AOR to extreme metal. An insanely talented band with a top tier vocalist in LT
Thanks so much for the recommendation. I have been in a huge mood for power and heavy metal lately. I’ll check them out. Thanks for watching!
@@HeavyMetallurgy if you fancy checking it out first they do an awesome live cover of Helloween’s I Want Out which you can find easily on youtube
Album of the decade for me is Black Viper - Hellions of Fire. And what a decade it was...
This. Is. Fucking. Awesome. Thanks
It’s a great album. I have it on CD. Love the slight Agent Steel influence in their music. Thanks for watching.
Two of my faves of the last 10 years are Mitochondrion's Parasignosis and Antesiluvian's Towards The Cervix Of Hawath
I haven’t heard either of those but will put them on the list. Thanks for watching!
The last decade has not been great for metal, so I'm looking forward to checking out all the albums shown. Here's some of my favorites:
Chapel of Disease - ...And as We Have Seen the Storm, We Have Embraced the Eye
Conan - Horseback Battle Hammer
Havok - Time is Up
Hellwell - Behind the Demon's Eyes
Immolation - Providence
Lunar Shadow - Far from Light
Magic Circle - Magic Circle
Mysticum - Planet Satan
Ouroboros - Glorification of a Myth
Overkill - Ironbound
That COD is really good!
@@letstalkmetal Heard about them through one of your videos.
@@kaptaink1897 Sweet, I'm glad you checked them out and liked them so much!
The decade hasn’t been good for metal? Huh. I completely disagree. Countless great albums across all the sub-genres and enough variety to keep the fires in the metal kiln sufficiently stoked! Thanks for watching.
And that Hellwell does indeed rule! RIP Shark!
The "Swartadauþuz" project you were thinking off was Trolldom. I think Gnipahålan, Azelisassath, Bekëth Nexëhmü, Digerdöden are his best projects
Trolldom! That’s the one. I think I’ve spun it twice. It hit during a time when I wasn’t feeling/was burnt out on black metal. Thanks for watching
Fantastic show as always!
Not to be really annoying but I am very curious to listen to the French black metal that Myke mentioned but can't spell worth shit in English let a lone French, so perhaps if you could write them out?? That would be super awesome! If not I will look back into Myke's videos :)
(even though I'm 1/2 canadian, 2 languages at mediocre level seems to be my max at the moment, haha.)
Hey! Are you referring to Alcest? I think that was the only French bm band I named. If so, check out their Bandcamp. Écailles De Lune and Les Voyages De L'Âme are the ones I named.
@@mykectown Thank you! But no, not Alcest, I know them :)
The other ones you mentioned?? But sorry, I realize now that perhaps they were not French - all the ones without English band names/titles other than Alcest!
@@mushi. Haha. Gotcha. Did you mean Chambre Froide? I forgot about them being French. (Big "duh" moment.) The album I mentioned is called "Rouges Chapelle". Fucking killer!
@@mykectown Yes! Thank you so much! Excited to check it out!!
Count blagorsth is in jail
All this quest for "non-sketchy" bands in extreme music is annoying and seems to be selective only to one side of the political specter
I’m totally down with people listening to whatever they want. You just got to decide if you’re ok with financially supporting an artist or a label who is a shit head. The older I get, I’m not. People can believe in or hate whoever they want, but I’m not going to support it. It doesn’t have to be a political thing, rather a matter of decency. Thanks for watching