Music: Metal/Punk Rock

[Bridger]

@tody said in Music: Metal/Punk Rock:

I was a little disappointed when listening to Turnstile - I seem not to get what everyone sees in them

@tody - Turnstile need to be seen live. I've seen them a bunch and these fuckers know how to make the crowd bounce. Saw them a few weeks ago at Ally Pally and the crowd from front to back was like a storm rolling into Teahupo'o Tahiti

[tody]

@Bridger They played a surprise show at the Revolution Calling festival in Eindhoven, which is probably the baddest and truest HC event you can get. High praise there for them as well...

[Bridger]

Very cool

[IrishHeart]

@tody I can only judge as a live act, and they were brilliant, especially in an indoor arena that held about 2800.

[scooter]

Remembering Dime...

[tody]

WTF. Blood for Blood are back.

[Tago Mago]

https://open.spotify.com/album/16rY7gYV229Zy82r0xzlEC?si=vM3WAsy5QtmlCpRYX_fV4w

Lovecraft-inspired Death Metal

[tody]

@WhiskeySandwich still waiting?

[WhiskeySandwich]

@tody

[tody]

@Jett129 this is their hit single

[Matt]

[tenuin]

Admittedly this didn't really capture me when it came out in 24, but its been on near constant rotation the past two days. Imagine if Morbid Angel decided half way through Domination that they would rather be Pink Floyd.

[tody]

Ahh, the joys of punk rock. Always tactful, complex messages subtly hidden and carefully crafted into beautiful language.
Grail Guard hailing from Manchester, they surely tick all the boxes.

[Bridger]

Helmet in Gojira's house

[tenuin]

And, a bonus non-metal track

[tody]

I went to see Gregg Deal of the Dead Pioneers giving a talk at a university in Cologne on Monday. That had a lasting impression on me. He'll be back in town with his band in March.

[hbg1]

@tenuin said in Music: Metal/Punk Rock:

And, a bonus non-metal track

Can't see the first video for some reason, but Mike is one of the nicest people I've met and YOB is absolutely mind-blowing live.
Thanks for posting this.

[Tago Mago]

[tenuin]

@hbg1 I've been fortunate enough to see Yob live a bunch of times. Always a great experience. First time I saw them was in maybe 2015, where I bought a vinyl pressing of Clearing the Path. My girlfriend (now wife) absconded with the record and got it signed by the band. Still the most prized record in my collection.

While I never met Mike in person, I've heard only good things about him... and a few years ago i came across this most wholesome interview.