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Ness
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and COB are power metal.
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Please tell me how.
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Please tell me how.


Maybe not their new stuff, but listen to Follow the Reaper.

catchy melodies, LOTS of keyboards, heavy usage of power chords. I don't know, they just seem be more power metal than black or death metal.

What do you consider them?
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I dont know, the Keyboards make me want to say they're not power metal.
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I dont know, the Keyboards make me want to say they're not power metal.


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Eyesore
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Melodic death metal. Simple.
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Death Metal is not melodic....there are select melodic parts in DM, but on the whole, real death metal is not melodic....at all.
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This should be called "Post Good Era of Heavy Metal" Metal.
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Melodic death metal. Simple.


Nothing about them is death metal.

screaming != death metal vocals.
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Death Metal is not melodic....there are select melodic parts in DM, but on the whole, real death metal is not melodic....at all.

Quit arguing dumb shit.
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Eyesore wrote:
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Death Metal is not melodic....there are select melodic parts in DM, but on the whole, real death metal is not melodic....at all.

Quit arguing dumb shit.
What he said

and I would say Follow the Reaper is sort of power metal, I just call them "guitar driven metal" do describe them to like anyone.
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HAHA!! Wait a minute, I didn't start this thread. Anyway, I still think they are more power metal than melodic death or melodic black. Put some clean vocals in there and there would be no argument.
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metalNESS wrote:
HAHA!! Wait a minute, I didn't start this thread.
What the Hell?

Anyways, Bodom are/were Power Metal. not sure what I'd call them now, maybe Bodomcore.
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Power/Death hybrid. Certainly not melodic death!
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Power metal with yelpy vocals. I'm not sure if I like them.
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Zad wrote:
Power metal with yelpy vocals. I'm not sure if I like them.

Which of their albums have you heard?
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Radagast wrote:
Zad wrote:
Power metal with yelpy vocals. I'm not sure if I like them.

Which of their albums have you heard?


Songs off the new one (no), the first one (Something Wild?). I probably just need to get Follow The Reaper and just listen to it. Any suggestions?
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Zad wrote:
Radagast wrote:
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Power metal with yelpy vocals. I'm not sure if I like them.

Which of their albums have you heard?


Songs off the new one (no), the first one (Something Wild?). I probably just need to get Follow The Reaper and just listen to it. Any suggestions?


Well yeah, the second and third are the best (that's Hatebreeder and Follow the Reaper). I actually thought you'd like Something Wild since its a bit more raw and less PM, but then the songwriting isn't at its strongest and Alexi's singing is probably at its worst.

If you get Hatebreeder or FTR, they need a good few spins before you can pick the songs apart.
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Radagast wrote:

Well yeah, the second and third are the best (that's Hatebreeder and Follow the Reaper). I actually thought you'd like Something Wild since its a bit more raw and less PM, but then the songwriting isn't at its strongest and Alexi's singing is probably at its worst.

If you get Hatebreeder or FTR, they need a good few spins before you can pick the songs apart.


What origionally turned me off is that they're a bit chaotic. Listening to parts of Hate Crew Deathroll was torture a few months back.
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Just listening to "Hate Me" from FTR, not bad.
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