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    Posted: December 02 2011 at 09:35
I would be really curious for the Dordeduh album.
I really like Virstele Pamintului( the first album by the "new" Negura Bunget), but a band contiuing more the direction of OM would really nice.Smile
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Extreme Prog Metal? Here are the bands that would fit that genre on my portable listening device:

Agalloch, Alchemist, Anacrusis, Animals as Leaders, Arcturus, Atheist, Ayreon(?), Believer, Between the Buried and Me, Blotted Science, Botch(?), Celtic Frost, Control Denied, Converge(?), Cult of Luna, Cynic, Dan Swano, Death, DTP, Edge of Sanity, Emperor, Enslaved, Martyr, Mekong Delta, Opeth, Sculptured, Spastic Ink, Unexpect, Vektor, Voivod, Watchtower.

Ayreon has a few growls but might not even be considered metal by some. Botch and Converge sure are technical, but maybe not progressive.
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Originally posted by avantgrind avantgrind wrote:

I love it, Pestilence, Death, Atheist. some proggy grindcore on here would be nice.


You should check these guys then.
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Check out Cephalic Carnage, Gigantic Brain, and there are some others I cannot think of.Thumbs Up
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I love it, Pestilence, Death, Atheist. some proggy grindcore on here would be nice.
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so guys , How do you like the new Vintersorg ? i find it excellent, one of the best albums i've heard in months, catchy melodies, just perfect 
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Points: 22989 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 07 2011 at 10:10
^ Cool. I'm adding right now the two tracks from their debut EP to their PA page as Youtube videos. Also, I posted this here a few months back:


Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

Dordeduh, the Negura Bunget spin-off project, have appeared in their first live show and they sound really awersome. Here's what I could find on YouTube:

 - a great version of a Negura Bunget piece:



 - and a big chunck of the concert, filmed by the organizers:









I'm currently listening to the first video from the organizers, and it sounds awesome. Can't wait for them to release the album.
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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

I highly recommend this for Negura Bunget fans:

DORDEDUH - Interview & Studioreport (June 2011)




As you may know, Dordeduh is the band resulted from the split of Negura Bunget, and which contains Negura Bunget's main songwriters, responsible to the masterpiece that was "OM". You will find in this video a lot of recording footage from their studio, talks about the band's philosophy, about the band's plan, about the future debut album (to be finished this autumn), about the 17 minutes epic track that's going to go through jazz, folk, ambient and metal (Shocked), about the recording process and the instruments used, etc. And it's interesting to see such how such dedicated metalheads look in real life! (Hupogrammatos looks like an Orthodox priest. Tongue)


Thanks for the heads up on this group, I was unaware of them, but I really enjoy Negura Bunget, so I will check this out.
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I highly recommend this for Negura Bunget fans:

DORDEDUH - Interview & Studioreport (June 2011)




As you may know, Dordeduh is the band resulted from the split of Negura Bunget, and which contains Negura Bunget's main songwriters, responsible to the masterpiece that was "OM". You will find in this video a lot of recording footage from their studio, talks about the band's philosophy, about the band's plan, about the future debut album (to be finished this autumn), about the 17 minutes epic track that's going to go through jazz, folk, ambient and metal (Shocked), about the recording process and the instruments used, etc. And it's interesting to see such how such dedicated metalheads look in real life! (Hupogrammatos looks like an Orthodox priest. Tongue)
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Originally posted by Bonnek Bonnek wrote:


Hi guys, I wanted to drop the bands here we've been adding last two months
Some of it is vanilla Prog but most is in the Exp/Post and Tech/Extreme

There's some fine music in here. Don't hesitate to review Thumbs Up
  1. Przemyslaw Rudz
metal ??? ConfusedConfusedConfused
This is electronic music...
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Damn, looks like I've got some serious exploring to do!
Spending more than I should on Prog since 2005

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Yes, we definitely need reviews in these fields. Plus, people with enough reviews can always make into the higher ranks of PA, so this is definitely a good thing for everyone!

Edited by CCVP - April 08 2011 at 17:29
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Hi guys, I wanted to drop the bands here we've been adding last two months
Some of it is vanilla Prog but most is in the Exp/Post and Tech/Extreme

There's some fine music in here. Don't hesitate to review Thumbs Up

  1. Ludicra
  2. Mechanism
  3. Centaurus
  4. Contortionist
  5. White Walls
  6. Charly Sahona
  7. Perihellium
  8. Overmars
  9. Tuliterä
  10. Demonic Resurrection
  11. Vektor
  12. Penny's Twisted Flavour
  13. Ordo Draconis
  14. YOB
  15. Eryn Non Dae
  16. Look To Windward
  17. Iron Thrones
  18. In Grief
  19. Silent Lapse
  20. ToyZ
  21. Rubicon
  22. Cyclamen
  23. Dordeduh
  24. Nordream / No.r.Dream
  25. Dead Letter Opener
  26. Noctis
  27. Eternity Void
  28. Zvoyn
  29. Stream Of Consciousness
  30. Rooky
  31. Phaenomena
  32. Night Cloud
  33. Neuma
  34. Unwritten Pages
  35. Sensual Noise
  36. Marching Mind
  37. Ripped
  38. Consecration
  39. La Rumeur des Chaînes
  40. Questioner
  41. Talanas
  42. Red Tide
  43. Metropolis VI
  44. Retrospective
  45. Dioramic
  46. Delta
  47. Third Eye
  48. Thought Sphere
  49. Nihil
  50. Garden of Shadows
  51. Painted in Exile
  52. Sleep Siren
  53. De Profundis
  54. Przemyslaw Rudz
  55. Mile Marker Zero
  56. Wolfspring
  57. Requiem Aeternam
  58. Wingdom
  59. Tardive Dyskinesia
  60. Tenebris
  61. Alley
  62. Left Brain
  63. Red Circuit
  64. Seventh Evidence
  65. Cormorant
  66. Unhold
  67. Concrete Prophet
  68. Pressure Points
  69. Nexus
  70. Scenery Channel
  71. Sigma 5
  72. Wormfood
  73. Woods Of Ypres
  74. Methodica
  75. Countervela
  76. Serdce
  77. Starkweather
  78. Sammath Naur
  79. Empyrean Sky
  80. Reverence
  81. End Amen
  82. Alternativ Quartet
  83. Carnival In Coal
  84. Chinese Beard
  85. Chase the Sunset
  86. Gigantic Brain
  87. Cleric
  88. Cranium
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I had heard some tracks before two weeks.Fantastic band!
Sonorous Meal show every Sunday at 20:00 (greek time) on http://www.justincaseradio.com
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Somebody linked me to In Lingua Mortua and... HOLY f**k WOW!





Another prog black metal band to love!  Headbanger
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Originally posted by NecronCommander NecronCommander wrote:

1. Nah, I've not recorded anything yet as I don't have a good rig, though that may change.

2. It's a Schecter Damien Elite 8.  I may look at an Ibanez for my next 8.

3. I remember, yes.  I'm pretty sure I contributed.


If you go to Suggest new bands(4th page),you will see Katatura.It's a band that I had suggested to the members to hear.Check it out if you want.I think that is a good band from Djent.

2)Nice!
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1. Nah, I've not recorded anything yet as I don't have a good rig, though that may change.

2. It's a Schecter Damien Elite 8.  I may look at an Ibanez for my next 8.

3. I remember, yes.  I'm pretty sure I contributed.
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Originally posted by NecronCommander NecronCommander wrote:

In response to the djent thing,
I've been really big into djent scene recently (hell, I bought an 8 string two months ago) and I agree, the genre is being done to death.  Being involved in it and seeing lots of new bands come and try to rise, very few have much distinction or really bring anything new to the table, with maybe the exception of TesseracT.
While Periphery and Meshuggah show that they can kick serious ass doing all djent stuff, I think Animals as Leaders has shown that djent works best as moreso of a seasoning, or a little flavor to add every so often.  Really that's what I plan on doing when I start writing music as well.


1)Do you have myspace page or something else to hear your compositions?

2)Congratulations for your 8-string guitar!(Is it Ibanez?)

3)If you remember,I had created a poll about Djent(there is in General music discussions).I had said that when a kind of music starts to become bigger will exist bands that will not be so worthy.Unfortunately,it's logical and normal.
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In response to the djent thing,
I've been really big into djent scene recently (hell, I bought an 8 string two months ago) and I agree, the genre is being done to death.  Being involved in it and seeing lots of new bands come and try to rise, very few have much distinction or really bring anything new to the table, with maybe the exception of TesseracT.
While Periphery and Meshuggah show that they can kick serious ass doing all djent stuff, I think Animals as Leaders has shown that djent works best as moreso of a seasoning, or a little flavor to add every so often.  Really that's what I plan on doing when I start writing music as well.
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