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Help me fill up my mp3 player with new released Metal.
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If you like Lamb of God, check out Byzantine.
If you like Unearth, check out Age of Ruin.
My brain isn't really working right now. Check out the "brand-new new music thread" for more recommendations. Most of the shit in there is metal, especially in posts from myself, powerslave, flah, and alphaIII.
If you like Unearth, check out Age of Ruin.
My brain isn't really working right now. Check out the "brand-new new music thread" for more recommendations. Most of the shit in there is metal, especially in posts from myself, powerslave, flah, and alphaIII.
KBEKQT
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Check these guys out, they rule (of course one of them is my little bro 
) they are not well known but the sound is pretty awsome and innovative...
http://www.blindedbyfaith.com/
) they are not well known but the sound is pretty awsome and innovative...http://www.blindedbyfaith.com/
Hmmm....How new are we talking? New to you or new releases?
I'll just give you some bands and albums I think you should hear if you haven't already.
Alot should have some downloadable mp3's at their sites
Beyond the Embrace - Insect Song, Against the Elements
Shadows Fall - War Within, Art of Balance, Of One Blood
Heaven Shall Burn - Antigone
Killswitch Engage - End of the Heartache, Alive or Just Breathing, self titled
All That Remains - This Darkened Heart, Behind Silence and Solitude
God Forbid - Gone Forever
It Dies Today - The Caitiff Choir
Haste the Day - Burning Bridges
Still Remains - Of Love and Lunacy
Avenged Sevenfold - Waken the Fallen
Mudvayne - End of All Things to Come, LD 50, Lost and Found
Nothingface - Skeletons
For some nu-metal/hard rock bands that I think fit in the same group as Disturbed
40 Below Summer - The Mourning After, Invitation to the Dance
Element Eighty - Self Titled
Erase the Grey - 27 Days EP
Flaw - Through the Eyes, Endangered Species
Soil - Scars
Sevendust - Animosity
Spineshank - Self Destructive Pattern
Stone Sour - Self Titled
Ill Nino - Confession
And maybe you should check out some of the melodic death bands (not sure if you're into that or not)
Dark Tranquillity - Character, Damage Done, Gallery, Mind's I
Callenish Circle - My Passion_Your Pain, Flesh_Power_Dominions
Arch Enemy - Anthems of Rebellion
Soilwork - Natural Born Chaos, Predator's Portrait (They have both older and newer albums, but I think these 2 are a good starting point)
In Flames - Whoracle, Jester Race, Clayman (avoid Reroute to Remain and probably Soundtrack to Your Escape until you hear these)
Kalmah - Swampsong
And for some "hydrid" metal:
Into Eternity - Buried in Oblivion (progressive death metal)
Mercenary - 11 Dreams
Orphaned Land - Mabool
Amorphis - Elegy (once a melo-death band, now more folk-rock, this album is, IMO, the perfect blend of both styles; newer albums aren't very good)
Some other bands that have some good tunes but I don't know that I'd recommend whole albums.
Machine Head
Childrenof Bodom
Cannae
Demon Hunter
Diecast
Nightrage
You may have heard several of these already, but this is a pretty good representation of most of my collection, minus some of the power metal and progressive metal/rock I have, as well as the albums that aren't worth mentioning.
I'll just give you some bands and albums I think you should hear if you haven't already.
Alot should have some downloadable mp3's at their sites
Beyond the Embrace - Insect Song, Against the Elements
Shadows Fall - War Within, Art of Balance, Of One Blood
Heaven Shall Burn - Antigone
Killswitch Engage - End of the Heartache, Alive or Just Breathing, self titled
All That Remains - This Darkened Heart, Behind Silence and Solitude
God Forbid - Gone Forever
It Dies Today - The Caitiff Choir
Haste the Day - Burning Bridges
Still Remains - Of Love and Lunacy
Avenged Sevenfold - Waken the Fallen
Mudvayne - End of All Things to Come, LD 50, Lost and Found
Nothingface - Skeletons
For some nu-metal/hard rock bands that I think fit in the same group as Disturbed
40 Below Summer - The Mourning After, Invitation to the Dance
Element Eighty - Self Titled
Erase the Grey - 27 Days EP
Flaw - Through the Eyes, Endangered Species
Soil - Scars
Sevendust - Animosity
Spineshank - Self Destructive Pattern
Stone Sour - Self Titled
Ill Nino - Confession
And maybe you should check out some of the melodic death bands (not sure if you're into that or not)
Dark Tranquillity - Character, Damage Done, Gallery, Mind's I
Callenish Circle - My Passion_Your Pain, Flesh_Power_Dominions
Arch Enemy - Anthems of Rebellion
Soilwork - Natural Born Chaos, Predator's Portrait (They have both older and newer albums, but I think these 2 are a good starting point)
In Flames - Whoracle, Jester Race, Clayman (avoid Reroute to Remain and probably Soundtrack to Your Escape until you hear these)
Kalmah - Swampsong
And for some "hydrid" metal:
Into Eternity - Buried in Oblivion (progressive death metal)
Mercenary - 11 Dreams
Orphaned Land - Mabool
Amorphis - Elegy (once a melo-death band, now more folk-rock, this album is, IMO, the perfect blend of both styles; newer albums aren't very good)
Some other bands that have some good tunes but I don't know that I'd recommend whole albums.
Machine Head
Childrenof Bodom
Cannae
Demon Hunter
Diecast
Nightrage
You may have heard several of these already, but this is a pretty good representation of most of my collection, minus some of the power metal and progressive metal/rock I have, as well as the albums that aren't worth mentioning.
Harrison23
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good metal bands: cradle of filth, opeth, destroyer, immolation, dillenger escape plan, converge...
by the way If you're a fan of system of a down, you should check out toxicity, I just bought the album & I HIGHLY recommend it, you could check it out for free on rhapsody25 (program I use http://www.rhapsody.com/freemusic), I just went ahead and bought the album for 99 cents a song instead of the cd price.
by the way If you're a fan of system of a down, you should check out toxicity, I just bought the album & I HIGHLY recommend it, you could check it out for free on rhapsody25 (program I use http://www.rhapsody.com/freemusic), I just went ahead and bought the album for 99 cents a song instead of the cd price.
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