Sounds good.

Thank you!

Oh yeah I have a thrash album in mind, like defs thrash, no strings attached!

Yes, I have a couple of cover arts that I’d love to share!

Yes I’m from the middle east. To be honest I find it very weird that there was so much metal right under my nose. I wish I could find more bands singing in Arabic, then I would compile them and post them :D

I’ve already found Barzakh (Prog) and Narjahanam (Black Death/Middle East Influences) and they sound so nice, especially with Narjahanam incorporating Arabic-sounding riffs and drums.

So it’s been really fun!

Oh I noticed the barbed wire just now, which didn’t exist in the one you posted! This album cover just keeps getting better. It’s really good too.

Edit: I saw the upside down crosses!

Ayyy, yes if we can’t produce metal, at least we can spread what has already been produced. Maybe that will encourage more people!

Oh yeah it does sounds like death metal 🤦, yes the instrumental Clockwork I think? That’s pretty good! Also there 2012 single is waaay different than the whole album, they featured a guitarist from Lebanon or something. Anyway I found it so interesting that there able to progress that much in almost a year and a half.

Huh. The cross is removed on bandcamp

Also I just noticed the skull above the wolf’s head.

Guess who just discovered Altar of Plagues :P

I am regularly surprised how well BM mixes with other musical styles.

I love seeing other cultures putting their own spin on it, like we’ve got death/black with middle eastern influence Narjahanam - Alzawabe’a or Welkin - 武勇 | Emblems of Valour and its Chinese motifs.

Now unto American Gothic. Yeah it’s pretty unique, I’d pick:

• The Thousand Tombs of Western Promise
• Reaper on the Oilfields
• To Enter My House Justified
• Black Plumes over God’s Country

The lyrics are quite interesting, as they paint an image of a land being poisoned by trains, steam engines, etc.

Like

Hit pretty hard.

I’ll definitely keep an eye out of this band, as I’d like to see them incorporate more and more folk into their music.

Bump for ENA

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