Deron Miller (CKY) new band

Dago · **Posted:** Sun Dec 03, 2006 12:53 pm

This is pretty sweet melodic death metal, featuring one of the most brutal drummers out there.. TIM Yeung (Decrepit Birth, Vital Remains, Hate Eternal)

http://www.myspace.com/worldunderblood

Check it out!!

Radagast · **Posted:** Sun Dec 03, 2006 7:18 pm

Shitty, shitty vocals. Thumbs down.

Eyesore · **Posted:** Sun Dec 03, 2006 7:34 pm

CKY KO1

Dago · **Posted:** Sun Dec 03, 2006 8:03 pm

Come on the vocals are not that bad... The drumming is very good.

Anonymous · **Posted:** Sun Dec 03, 2006 10:50 pm

Huge post about this on the Derek Roddy forums.

Here's what Derek Roddy said about it:

Derek Roddy wrote:

This is what I find funny about this.....
You guys were just talking about how much it's gonna suck to have the blast beat become more popular.
To have popular bands or bands that usually DON'T play them using blast un-appropriately.
This sounds to me like a bunch of posers getting together and saying...
" lets put a blast part in our tune".
Tims playing is great and one of my favorite drummers but I think that was the MOST homosexual thing I've ever heard anybody try to do with Extreme music.
Man, they sound pissed!
No offence of course
D.

i kind of agree, it was pretty gay.

Eyesore · **Posted:** Sun Dec 03, 2006 11:53 pm

Dago wrote:

Come on the vocals are not that bad... The drumming is very good.

Agreed. But this is associated with CKY which is associated with Bam Margera who is associated with HIM which makes this band totally gay.

You know how it works around here.

Radagast · **Posted:** Mon Dec 04, 2006 12:48 am

Eyesore wrote:

Dago wrote:

Come on the vocals are not that bad... The drumming is very good.

Agreed. But this is associated with CKY which is associated with Bam Margera who is associated with HIM which makes this band totally gay.

You know how it works around here.

Or maybe I just think the song is sucky? Is that so impossible?

But its associated with something in trendy rock circles, which means you liking it makes you more open minded than the rest of us for giving it a chance, which everyone else is too jumped up on their kvltness to do, right?

I do indeed know how it works around here.

Anonymous · **Posted:** Mon Dec 04, 2006 12:55 am

Radagast wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Dago wrote:

Come on the vocals are not that bad... The drumming is very good.

Agreed. But this is associated with CKY which is associated with Bam Margera who is associated with HIM which makes this band totally gay.

You know how it works around here.

Or maybe I just think the song is sucky? Is that so impossible?

But its associated with something in trendy rock circles, which means you liking it makes you more open minded than the rest of us for giving it a chance, which everyone else is too jumped up on their kvltness to do, right?

I do indeed know how it works around here.

qft.

Sifl · **Posted:** Mon Dec 04, 2006 7:04 am

I still prefer Foreign Objects(Deron Millers old band, before cky..re-recorded the material in 2004 with James Murphy). This is alright but I don't think the vocals fit at all. I mean I think they are well sung but it just doesn't fit with the music, I also think his death style of vocals are much better in Foreign Objects and I strongly encourage you to listen to if you like this band
http://www.myspace.com/foucs

I think Deron has alot of talent and it shouldn't be overshadowed just because his band is affiliated with Bam Margera. I had a chance to meet the guy back in February and he's a really cool, down to earth person.(yes, I know that has nothing really to do with the music I figured I'd just lay it out there for the hell of it.)

Eyesore · **Posted:** Mon Dec 04, 2006 7:13 am

Radagast wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Dago wrote:

Come on the vocals are not that bad... The drumming is very good.

Agreed. But this is associated with CKY which is associated with Bam Margera who is associated with HIM which makes this band totally gay.

You know how it works around here.

Or maybe I just think the song is sucky? Is that so impossible?

But its associated with something in trendy rock circles, which means you liking it makes you more open minded than the rest of us for giving it a chance, which everyone else is too jumped up on their kvltness to do, right?

I do indeed know how it works around here.

Dude, I was fucking joking; the veiled insults are totally unnecessary.

Radagast · **Posted:** Mon Dec 04, 2006 4:26 pm

Psssht, you were being as serious as I was (I was being reasonably serious).

Dago · **Posted:** Mon Dec 04, 2006 7:24 pm

Husker wrote:

Huge post about this on the Derek Roddy forums.

Here's what Derek Roddy said about it:

Derek Roddy wrote:

This is what I find funny about this.....
You guys were just talking about how much it's gonna suck to have the blast beat become more popular.
To have popular bands or bands that usually DON'T play them using blast un-appropriately.
This sounds to me like a bunch of posers getting together and saying...
" lets put a blast part in our tune".
Tims playing is great and one of my favorite drummers but I think that was the MOST homosexual thing I've ever heard anybody try to do with Extreme music.
Man, they sound pissed!
No offence of course
D.

i kind of agree, it was pretty gay.

Well Derek is most certainly someone that knows his shit, and i also kind of agree with him.. But you know it's something different and the first time I listened to it i was kind of surprised.

Eyesore · **Posted:** Mon Dec 04, 2006 9:41 pm

Radagast wrote:

Psssht, you were being as serious as I was (I was being reasonably serious).

I actually wasn't being serious. I was being sarcastic. I think by now it should be very apparent when I'm being serious or not.

noodles · **Posted:** Mon Dec 04, 2006 10:10 pm

Husker wrote:

Huge post about this on the Derek Roddy forums.

Here's what Derek Roddy said about it:

Derek Roddy wrote:

This is what I find funny about this.....
You guys were just talking about how much it's gonna suck to have the blast beat become more popular.
To have popular bands or bands that usually DON'T play them using blast un-appropriately.
This sounds to me like a bunch of posers getting together and saying...
" lets put a blast part in our tune".
Tims playing is great and one of my favorite drummers but I think that was the MOST homosexual thing I've ever heard anybody try to do with Extreme music.
Man, they sound pissed!
No offence of course
D.

i kind of agree, it was pretty gay.

He's just bitter because he got shot down from Psyopus.

The song reminded me of Into Eternity.

Eyesore · **Posted:** Mon Dec 04, 2006 10:29 pm

noodles wrote:

Husker wrote:

Huge post about this on the Derek Roddy forums.

Here's what Derek Roddy said about it:

Derek Roddy wrote:

This is what I find funny about this.....
You guys were just talking about how much it's gonna suck to have the blast beat become more popular.
To have popular bands or bands that usually DON'T play them using blast un-appropriately.
This sounds to me like a bunch of posers getting together and saying...
" lets put a blast part in our tune".
Tims playing is great and one of my favorite drummers but I think that was the MOST homosexual thing I've ever heard anybody try to do with Extreme music.
Man, they sound pissed!
No offence of course
D.

i kind of agree, it was pretty gay.

He's just bitter because he got shot down from Psyopus.

The song reminded me of Into Eternity.

Please listen to Into Eternity.

rio · **Posted:** Tue Dec 05, 2006 3:58 pm

Radagast wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Dago wrote:

Come on the vocals are not that bad... The drumming is very good.

Agreed. But this is associated with CKY which is associated with Bam Margera who is associated with HIM which makes this band totally gay.

You know how it works around here.

Or maybe I just think the song is sucky? Is that so impossible?

But its associated with something in trendy rock circles, which means you liking it makes you more open minded than the rest of us for giving it a chance, which everyone else is too jumped up on their kvltness to do, right?

I do indeed know how it works around here.

Anyway, these guys come over as quite poserish by calling themselves "Death Metal" when they are clearly no such thing. Despite this I really liked a lot of the riffing, although the vocals are way too lightweight to sustain the power levels.

noodles · **Posted:** Wed Dec 06, 2006 3:21 am

Eyesore wrote:

noodles wrote:

Husker wrote:

Huge post about this on the Derek Roddy forums.

Here's what Derek Roddy said about it:

Derek Roddy wrote:

This is what I find funny about this.....
You guys were just talking about how much it's gonna suck to have the blast beat become more popular.
To have popular bands or bands that usually DON'T play them using blast un-appropriately.
This sounds to me like a bunch of posers getting together and saying...
" lets put a blast part in our tune".
Tims playing is great and one of my favorite drummers but I think that was the MOST homosexual thing I've ever heard anybody try to do with Extreme music.
Man, they sound pissed!
No offence of course
D.

i kind of agree, it was pretty gay.

He's just bitter because he got shot down from Psyopus.

The song reminded me of Into Eternity.

Please listen to Into Eternity.

Yeah because it's not like both bands do drastic switches from cheesy technical death metal to sugary sweet clean vocal choruses or anything...

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