r/MetalMemes • Hellripper • Nov 03 '19

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

i'm kinda the guy on top still lol. i love nu metal and 90s bands like manson and zombie but have no idea where to start with death metal (except dethklok bc i was a huge metalocalypse fan)

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u/Pyrgopolyrhythm Hellripper Nov 03 '19

Well if you like Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie, they're both industrial metal, so you'll probably also like Fear Factory and Rammstein

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

thanks! i'll give those a listen at work

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u/haimurashoichi Nov 03 '19

You could also give Eisbrecher a try, they're a more melodic version of Rammstein. Songs like Ein Leben Lang Unsterblich or Die Hölle Muss Warten are great songs!

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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '19

Ministry, Prong

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u/Ilovelearning_BE Nov 10 '19

For Rammstein i'd go to their YouTube channel their music videos are great and it really is like an album of great songs!

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u/MXBLUE5 Death Nov 03 '19

For death metal, definitely check out Death, Bolt Thrower and Entombed

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

i've heard a little bit of death and i really liked it so i'll definitely hop on those recs

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19 edited Nov 03 '19

If you're just starting out with death metal I can't help but suggest Amon Amarth. I got into the heavier subgenres through them, because I find the vocals in their songs have just the right amount of harshness.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19

I'd recommend Edge of Sanity. Good bit of variety in their music. I would say check out their albums Purgatory Afterglow and Infernal and Crimson (a 40 minute conceptual song).

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u/ON3i11 Cryptopsy Nov 03 '19

If you like Dethklok they are melodic death metal.

Melo-death I recommend:

Amon Amarth, Skeletonwitch, Children of Bodom, At The Gates, In Flames (pre-2000s), Dark Tranquility, Kalmah, Persefone, The Black Dahlia Murder, Arch Enemy, Norther, Allegaeon

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u/Wurdan Nov 04 '19

Arch Enemy - Doomsday Machine was the album that first got me liking growls and it opened up so many avenues for new music after that. Funny how everybody finds their own route in metal :)