Oh boy do I have a band for you! If you love electronics and metal you should give "Hypa Hypa" by Electric Callboy a go. Bit of fun for if you get bored. We Came As Romans and Brand of Sacrifice are such good bands on their own this mash up is absolutely phenomenal! 🎉🎉🎉
aaaah, they used all of the free assets of metal boyband 101 and added really good growls on top..... if one takes my thing and then goes to the other end of the universe this will be it...... still love whoever suggested this ;-)
ps. have to say the end got way better.... but why even do the first 2 minutes if you can start of with the last 30 seconds and forget whatever the start of this song was.
Yeah its definitely not my favourite but there's a lot of chewy stuff in there and it takes a good few listens for me to digest but I do love a really tricky listen (excluding allllll Imperial Triumphant) ;)
Brand of Sacrifice is all about a great mix of electronic sound and metal. Well, deathcore with electronic additions. It's a very cool sound if one likes it, and the vocalist Kyle Anderson is certainly up there. Nicknamed Demon King for a reason.
Yes, modern metal- and deathcore goes well with synthesizer pads, strings, choirs, why not. But for my taste, it often creates a too dense atmosphere, and the rhythmic drops sound a bit too artificial and, well, in older times people would have said "overproduced". When it comes to deathcore I will never stop recommending and requesting Whitechapel's incredible album "The Valley" and especially the two videos "Hickory Creek" (which is kind of heartbreakingly beautiful) and "When A Demon Defiles A Witch". Such an extraordinary concept album with Phil Bozemen using clean voice for the first time (he was only known for extraordinarily well done growling). Spectacular videos, great lyrics, personal, touching story, very good music for this genre. Something I am sure you will enjoy. Music that actually has something to say. Which I think is becoming more and more rare. A story of a son and his love to his schizophrenic mother, who died early. What a brave thing to share such a personal drama and his thoughts and feelings with his audience. And to try incorporating clean vocals into deathcore for a better artistic approach to tell the story. Personally, I find this adorable and conceptually beautiful. Have a great week and all the best, my Scottish dudette, and dip a toe into the later Whitechapel. I have a strong feeling that you might really like it, from a musical standpoint, which might be surprising for you, as it is deathcore. ;-) ❤
I promise Whitechapel is on the list :P I know you have been waiting some time now, and I do appreciate you not taking a hit out on me because I haven't got to it yet. I think Im with you on the density of the track. I think I can handle a decent amount of intensity but the layers in this are a little exhausting for me to try and isolate. that being said there is definitely parts of this that are really cool. Not something I would listen to on the reg but respectable non the less. Thank you my dearest dude! I hope you're having an amazing day :)
I am not sure confrontation works with commenters but i have to admit i do enjoy your rather direct methods to deal with these things. And yes electronic music and metal blend really great, my first love in music was industrial and industrial metal and that is something i always enjoy.
Yeah you might be right but sometimes I just feel it's a little light medicine for a person who really needs some. I can't say I have listened to a lot of industrial but I certainly will need to add more to my rotation. Thanks for watching my dude :)
this is the reimagined version, for sure. i'm a big fan of Brand Of Sacrifice and this blend leans much heavier towards that band, so a lot of their music is similar to this. We Came As Romans are a metalcore band, usually less heavy than deathcore, hence the death part of the latters name, and i believe they're an earlier band in the genre, they've had some sound changes, this song was theirs, originally.
I will definitely need to check out, We Came As Romans, because whilst this isn't necessarily my thing I really am interested by this vibe. Thanks for watching my dude :)
Woah, Rosie decided to talk to me only through my left ear... Spooky! This was very modern model. A lot of modern metal guitar playing uses a lot of techniques for pitch modification that gives this almost electronic quality to the guitar parts - there's definitely an electronification in modern metal and I think it's cool even if the non-wonky-pitch-wankery guitar parts don't really do much for me. At times it sounds just like chugging on the same note, usually the root of the chord while the synth pads and choirs sound 'epic'. I kinda want to dub it "Two Steps From Hell"-core, but that might be a bit harsh on everyone involved. :D I liked how alien and uncomfortable this sounded when it wasn't doing the usual "woah woaaah woah" parts and Linkin Park choruses. The problem is the choruses just aren't as good as Linkin Park, so you end up getting this really cool stuff around it that takes annoying breaks to remind me of a different band!
Duuuuuuudeeee!!!! It took everything in me to not mention Linkin Park. I thought I might get dragged in the comments but it did spring to mind. I would say that I do think LP chorus are better but Im a soul singer don't listen to me :P
Rosie said they’re inspired by the manga series “Berserk”, you might be interested to know that Berserk was also the primary inspiration for Dark Souls!
Brand of Sacrifice have really grown on me. I stumbled across them through reaction channels when they released their song Demon King. I highly recommend it if you're looking to explore them more. As for the metal/electronic fusion, try heading back to the mid 90's (yes, I'm as old as dirt, cause I'd already finished high-school) for some Fear Factory. Their album Demanufacture was my introduction to the fusion when it came out in 1995, and I still love it 29 years later. 🤘
As someone who also loves that melding of techno and metal, I personally prefer the We Came as Roma's original version more, but their song "Blackhole" is my favourite of theirs and has more of that electronic vibe. To be fair I like the lighter side of metal, more balanced between clean and distorted vocals and the heaviest song I like is "Antimatter" by Silent Planet, which is also techy and a bit of a banger Love your channel ❤ it's fun and funny
Thank you so much. I haven't heard of Silent Planet but I will for sure be adding them to my list. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment :)
I'm treading on a landmine here, but there is a wee Scouse lass called OBKatiekat who's covered this and Circle with me and I think, to me, are more pleasant to listen to than the originals. She's on YT.
Love what you do. If you like the electronic side of metal you should look into the band the browning. The song disconnected. You won't be disappointed 😎
Structurally, they are as complex as Vanilla Ice or Take That. I don't know how you can call it heavy music when it only has audio distortion. Everything in E-minor, with a few exceptions (bridge) + breakdown style Lorna Shore. I appreciate Lorna Shore, I don't love them. What I heard now is very simple and boring. Have you heard Opeth... I recommend you SymphonyX, Ayreon, something really heavy - Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation (so you can get to know other types of metal), something you've never heard - Dimmu Borgir with a symphony orchestra (live). Not to mention hundreds of other bands. Greetings Scottish girl! ❤
Yeah I prefer Opeth. This is not something I would choose to listen to but I respect the passion that goes into making it. Thanks for watching my dude :)
Yeah, it just doesn't hold a candle to Kovenant. Whenever I hear techno space metal attempted, it just doesn't work except for Kovenant. I'd recommend Kovenant's cover of Babylon Zoo's Spaceman for a good giggle as well as the standard for what to really expect as far as the old gold standard. Then again, I am an old metalhead so what do I know?
@@SoulSingerDiscovers I hope you enjoy it! Hellhammer is always a great drummer to just sort of "get" when it comes down to it. They keep teasing they are coming back to the studio, but it has been at least two decades now so...
I generally dislike "electronic music", I found this to be pushing me on that edge. Not for me. But if you do want to discover something new, do some Middle Eastern metal! Do some Orphaned Land!
@@sVieira151 I'm not sure why, but I don't connect that well with Myrath... something about the way they do things generally doesn't vibe with me. But I do appreciate their music.
@@TheWhitestOfFangs honestly totally fair. I definitely found their earlier albums to be more my thing but they're also a bit more of the 'dream theater clone' formula
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Oh boy do I have a band for you! If you love electronics and metal you should give "Hypa Hypa" by Electric Callboy a go. Bit of fun for if you get bored. We Came As Romans and Brand of Sacrifice are such good bands on their own this mash up is absolutely phenomenal! 🎉🎉🎉
Ill check it out. Thanks for watching my dude :)
aaaah, they used all of the free assets of metal boyband 101 and added really good growls on top..... if one takes my thing and then goes to the other end of the universe this will be it...... still love whoever suggested this ;-)
ps. have to say the end got way better.... but why even do the first 2 minutes if you can start of with the last 30 seconds and forget whatever the start of this song was.
Yeah its definitely not my favourite but there's a lot of chewy stuff in there and it takes a good few listens for me to digest but I do love a really tricky listen (excluding allllll Imperial Triumphant) ;)
Brand of Sacrifice is all about a great mix of electronic sound and metal. Well, deathcore with electronic additions. It's a very cool sound if one likes it, and the vocalist Kyle Anderson is certainly up there. Nicknamed Demon King for a reason.
What a fabulous nickname. Thanks for watching my dude :)
We came as Roman's main vocalist, Kyle Pavone sadly passed away in 2018.
I think it's time N.B. 18 gets introduced to 'Ms. Peggy!'🤣
I am gonna send them a valentines with this sentence in it :P
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Do so with my blessings!
Yes, modern metal- and deathcore goes well with synthesizer pads, strings, choirs, why not. But for my taste, it often creates a too dense atmosphere, and the rhythmic drops sound a bit too artificial and, well, in older times people would have said "overproduced".
When it comes to deathcore I will never stop recommending and requesting Whitechapel's incredible album "The Valley" and especially the two videos "Hickory Creek" (which is kind of heartbreakingly beautiful) and "When A Demon Defiles A Witch". Such an extraordinary concept album with Phil Bozemen using clean voice for the first time (he was only known for extraordinarily well done growling). Spectacular videos, great lyrics, personal, touching story, very good music for this genre.
Something I am sure you will enjoy. Music that actually has something to say. Which I think is becoming more and more rare.
A story of a son and his love to his schizophrenic mother, who died early. What a brave thing to share such a personal drama and his thoughts and feelings with his audience. And to try incorporating clean vocals into deathcore for a better artistic approach to tell the story. Personally, I find this adorable and conceptually beautiful.
Have a great week and all the best, my Scottish dudette, and dip a toe into the later Whitechapel. I have a strong feeling that you might really like it, from a musical standpoint, which might be surprising for you, as it is deathcore. ;-)
❤
I promise Whitechapel is on the list :P I know you have been waiting some time now, and I do appreciate you not taking a hit out on me because I haven't got to it yet.
I think Im with you on the density of the track. I think I can handle a decent amount of intensity but the layers in this are a little exhausting for me to try and isolate. that being said there is definitely parts of this that are really cool.
Not something I would listen to on the reg but respectable non the less. Thank you my dearest dude! I hope you're having an amazing day :)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Gurrrl! I know how long your list is! I am happy if you make some of my favorites happen in my lifetime, my dudette! 🤣
@@imcrazedandconfused if I can sit through Imperial f**cking Triumphant, I can do Whitechapel 😂
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Oh, fer sure! You can even survive Infant Annihilator after surviving Imperial Triumphant! Easily!🤣🤣🤣
I am not sure confrontation works with commenters but i have to admit i do enjoy your rather direct methods to deal with these things. And yes electronic music and metal blend really great, my first love in music was industrial and industrial metal and that is something i always enjoy.
Yeah you might be right but sometimes I just feel it's a little light medicine for a person who really needs some. I can't say I have listened to a lot of industrial but I certainly will need to add more to my rotation. Thanks for watching my dude :)
this is the reimagined version, for sure. i'm a big fan of Brand Of Sacrifice and this blend leans much heavier towards that band, so a lot of their music is similar to this.
We Came As Romans are a metalcore band, usually less heavy than deathcore, hence the death part of the latters name, and i believe they're an earlier band in the genre, they've had some sound changes, this song was theirs, originally.
I will definitely need to check out, We Came As Romans, because whilst this isn't necessarily my thing I really am interested by this vibe. Thanks for watching my dude :)
Woah, Rosie decided to talk to me only through my left ear... Spooky!
This was very modern model. A lot of modern metal guitar playing uses a lot of techniques for pitch modification that gives this almost electronic quality to the guitar parts - there's definitely an electronification in modern metal and I think it's cool even if the non-wonky-pitch-wankery guitar parts don't really do much for me. At times it sounds just like chugging on the same note, usually the root of the chord while the synth pads and choirs sound 'epic'. I kinda want to dub it "Two Steps From Hell"-core, but that might be a bit harsh on everyone involved. :D
I liked how alien and uncomfortable this sounded when it wasn't doing the usual "woah woaaah woah" parts and Linkin Park choruses. The problem is the choruses just aren't as good as Linkin Park, so you end up getting this really cool stuff around it that takes annoying breaks to remind me of a different band!
Duuuuuuudeeee!!!! It took everything in me to not mention Linkin Park. I thought I might get dragged in the comments but it did spring to mind. I would say that I do think LP chorus are better but Im a soul singer don't listen to me :P
Rosie said they’re inspired by the manga series “Berserk”, you might be interested to know that Berserk was also the primary inspiration for Dark Souls!
Forget Kevin Bacon! The world is connected by Dark Souls for some terrifying reason :P
Brand of Sacrifice have really grown on me. I stumbled across them through reaction channels when they released their song Demon King. I highly recommend it if you're looking to explore them more. As for the metal/electronic fusion, try heading back to the mid 90's (yes, I'm as old as dirt, cause I'd already finished high-school) for some Fear Factory. Their album Demanufacture was my introduction to the fusion when it came out in 1995, and I still love it 29 years later. 🤘
I'll check it out,. Im not sure BOS are my thing but I definitely want to hear more. Thanks for watching my dude :)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers Haha. It's understandable. The more extreme end of the metal spectrum definitely isn't everyone's cup of tea. 🤘
As someone who also loves that melding of techno and metal, I personally prefer the We Came as Roma's original version more, but their song "Blackhole" is my favourite of theirs and has more of that electronic vibe.
To be fair I like the lighter side of metal, more balanced between clean and distorted vocals and the heaviest song I like is "Antimatter" by Silent Planet, which is also techy and a bit of a banger
Love your channel ❤ it's fun and funny
Thank you so much. I haven't heard of Silent Planet but I will for sure be adding them to my list. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment :)
Can you react to the music video creeping in my soul by cryoshell
I'm treading on a landmine here, but there is a wee Scouse lass called OBKatiekat who's covered this and Circle with me and I think, to me, are more pleasant to listen to than the originals. She's on YT.
Love what you do. If you like the electronic side of metal you should look into the band the browning. The song disconnected. You won't be disappointed 😎
Haven't heard of them yet but I will add them to my list. Thanks for watching my dude :)
Structurally, they are as complex as Vanilla Ice or Take That.
I don't know how you can call it heavy music when it only has audio distortion. Everything in E-minor, with a few exceptions (bridge) + breakdown style Lorna Shore. I appreciate Lorna Shore, I don't love them. What I heard now is very simple and boring.
Have you heard Opeth... I recommend you SymphonyX, Ayreon, something really heavy - Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation (so you can get to know other types of metal), something you've never heard - Dimmu Borgir with a symphony orchestra (live).
Not to mention hundreds of other bands.
Greetings Scottish girl! ❤
Yeah I prefer Opeth. This is not something I would choose to listen to but I respect the passion that goes into making it. Thanks for watching my dude :)
Yeah, it just doesn't hold a candle to Kovenant. Whenever I hear techno space metal attempted, it just doesn't work except for Kovenant.
I'd recommend Kovenant's cover of Babylon Zoo's Spaceman for a good giggle as well as the standard for what to really expect as far as the old gold standard.
Then again, I am an old metalhead so what do I know?
Matthew I appreciate you taking the time. I will definitely checkout Kovenant. Thanks for watching my dude :)
@@SoulSingerDiscovers I hope you enjoy it! Hellhammer is always a great drummer to just sort of "get" when it comes down to it. They keep teasing they are coming back to the studio, but it has been at least two decades now so...
I generally dislike "electronic music", I found this to be pushing me on that edge.
Not for me.
But if you do want to discover something new, do some Middle Eastern metal! Do some Orphaned Land!
Or Myrath, who are a little more straightforward despite still being prog !
@@sVieira151 I'm not sure why, but I don't connect that well with Myrath... something about the way they do things generally doesn't vibe with me. But I do appreciate their music.
@@TheWhitestOfFangs honestly totally fair. I definitely found their earlier albums to be more my thing but they're also a bit more of the 'dream theater clone' formula