Denissimo
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Okay, so, metal
I recently discovered this self titled album from an artist named Groundbreaking
its some of the most metal I’ve listened to and enjoyed, incorporating more screams of both fry and the occasional false cord, and the metal parts are very often accompanied with electronic music. Not dubstep or synth, i forget what its called
also has a lot of good selah moments, stuff i hear a lot of in Sleep Token but not really anywhere else. Its not full throttle the entire album, but gives way to soft pad and vocals or acoustic guitar and silence in a few parts.
tell me what you think!
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Ah, Breaking Benjamin. That takes me back (Ach Mein Gott I sound old). Dance with the Devil was big for me.
A bit slow paced, but I really liked it.
In fact, I got to get into again. Its been a while since I've listened to rock.
Ever heard of Skillet, or Bullet for my Valentine? They lean into more Alt-metal than rock though. Thousand foot Krutch too.
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datum is an intro, but yeah, very slow
someday l will get around to listening to breaking benjamin. Bad Omens first
Skillet frustrates me, because they’re presented by a lot of people as ‘christian metal’, but they fail to be both christian and metal for me
i dont think that christianity and metal are fully incompatible. They’re difficult to combine, and i have yet to find something that can be considered metal without being garbage theologically, but the themes of m Christianity could be very metal if someone tried hard enough
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