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. Absolutely Essential Version 1.4 Essential Death Metal Album and EP 12/22/13 Death Metal is a style of extreme metal characterized by distinctive "growled" vocals, chromatic and/or minor keymelodies, drum work with a heavy emphasis on kick-snare and kick-symbol blast-beats, strong, driving rhythms and strong structures that emphasize rhythmic variation. The style began as an offshoot of Thrash Metal, and was codified by such albums as Possessed's "Seven Churchs, Morbid Angel's "Altar's of Madness", and Death's "Scream Bloody Gore". This chart is a brief overview of the main sub-styles of Death Metal and 8 16 recommended albums for each sub-style. Some artists belong to several sub-styles, like StarGazer who have elements of Black/Death e Death. Proto-Death/Death-Thrash This style still retains some aspects of Thrash Metal in its guitar work, but with a higher focus on bass and rhythm guitar work as well as riff styles that would become common to Death Metal Morbid Saint Pentagram [Chile Ripping Corpse Pleasure to Kil Epidemic of Violence Spectrum of DeathScream Bloody Gore Pentagram Dreaming with the Dead On Pestilent Winds Season of the Dead the The Laws of Scourge Early Death Metal With Thrash Elements Modern-ish Death-Thrash Old School Death Palm-muted, downtuned guitars, relatively simple song structure featuring one or two tempo changes per track. Themes enerally include gore, death biblical mysticism and the afterlife 0 the Tomb of the Mutilated Here in After Like an Everflowing Stream Left Hand PathMystic Palaces of Dawn Consuming Impulse Sleep of Morbid Dreams Cause of Death Onward to Golgotha Into the Grave elod-Draum Slumber of Sullen Eyes Towards the Megalith US Death Metal Swedish Death Metal Other European Death Metal Death Metal Progressive/Technical Both subgenres focus on long, twisting unorthodox rhythms and melodies as well as occasional abstract or narrative lyrical themes. However Progressive Death tends to be more eclectic, incorporating interludes from all sorts of styles and genres, whereas Technical Death Metal focuses more on relentless speed and variation. T.O.O.H. Pod Vladou Bice Behind the ShadowsEverything is Fire The Key + Nocturnus [EPl Under a Stone with No l Technical Death Metal Progressive Death Metal Longing for Death A Great Work of Ages Brutal/Slam Lyrical themes of murder, torture and hatred. Constant blastbeats, low growls and hostile aspects from hip hop and concentrates mostly on midtempo breakdowns, groove and variations in drumming patterns guitars. m borrow rhyth Spawn of Possession Deeds of Flesh Mark of the Legion Morpheus Descends Ritual of Infinity None So Vile n Their Darkened Effigy of the ForgottenThe Anomalies of Uterovaginal Insertion of Extirpated Anomalies Artificial Origin Technical Brutal Death Metal Brutal Death Metal Black/Death A recent combination of Black Metal's vocal and guitar styles with Death Metal's rhythmic riffs and downtuned guitars. Often lo-fi; occult themes common. Some 90s War Metal and Occult Death share traits of this style, and Incantation and Immolation have also influenced the scene Order From Chaos tillbirth Machine Impetuous Ritual Relentless Execution Fallen Angel of Doom The Noctunal Silence Theurgia Goetia Summa gri or Combination of Death Metal with Grindcore. Short tracks Frequent use of extreme vocal styles like gargling or squealing. Goregrind is obssessively themed around human disease and anatomy and often uses ery lo-f not very technical gory, shock images for cover Ui Reek of Putrefaction A Chapter of Accidents World Downfall Rad Jackson Order of the Leech Melodic Death Metal elodies that start out as es and hout An offshoot of the Swedish scene focusing on catc the course of a song then expanded throug In The Jester Race e of Sanity Garden of Shadows Dark Tranquility The Spectral Sorrows North From Here A Velvet Creation t The Gates EP] In The Garden of The Riding Our Black An Anatomy of the Tales From the The Red in the Sky is Ours Unearthly Delights Death/Doom Death Metal slowed down to Doom Metal pace the characteristic guttural vocals and double kicks The Chasm Last One On Earth Mental Funeral Among Majestic Ruin Transcendence into the Musta Seremonia (EP

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. Absolutely Essential Version 1.4 Essential Death Metal Album and EP 12/22/13 Death Metal is a style of extreme metal characterized by distinctive "growled" vocals, chromatic and/or minor keymelodies, drum work with a heavy emphasis on kick-snare and kick-symbol blast-beats, strong, driving rhythms and strong structures that emphasize rhythmic variation. The style began as an offshoot of Thrash Metal, and was codified by such albums as Possessed's "Seven Churchs, Morbid Angel's "Altar's of Madness", and Death's "Scream Bloody Gore". This chart is a brief overview of the main sub-styles of Death Metal and 8 16 recommended albums for each sub-style. Some artists belong to several sub-styles, like StarGazer who have elements of Black/Death e Death. Proto-Death/Death-Thrash This style still retains some aspects of Thrash Metal in its guitar work, but with a higher focus on bass and rhythm guitar work as well as riff styles that would become common to Death Metal Morbid Saint Pentagram [Chile Ripping Corpse Pleasure to Kil Epidemic of Violence Spectrum of DeathScream Bloody Gore Pentagram Dreaming with the Dead On Pestilent Winds Season of the Dead the The Laws of Scourge Early Death Metal With Thrash Elements Modern-ish Death-Thrash Old School Death Palm-muted, downtuned guitars, relatively simple song structure featuring one or two tempo changes per track. Themes enerally include gore, death biblical mysticism and the afterlife 0 the Tomb of the Mutilated Here in After Like an Everflowing Stream Left Hand PathMystic Palaces of Dawn Consuming Impulse Sleep of Morbid Dreams Cause of Death Onward to Golgotha Into the Grave elod-Draum Slumber of Sullen Eyes Towards the Megalith US Death Metal Swedish Death Metal Other European Death Metal Death Metal Progressive/Technical Both subgenres focus on long, twisting unorthodox rhythms and melodies as well as occasional abstract or narrative lyrical themes. However Progressive Death tends to be more eclectic, incorporating interludes from all sorts of styles and genres, whereas Technical Death Metal focuses more on relentless speed and variation. T.O.O.H. Pod Vladou Bice Behind the ShadowsEverything is Fire The Key + Nocturnus [EPl Under a Stone with No l Technical Death Metal Progressive Death Metal Longing for Death A Great Work of Ages Brutal/Slam Lyrical themes of murder, torture and hatred. Constant blastbeats, low growls and hostile aspects from hip hop and concentrates mostly on midtempo breakdowns, groove and variations in drumming patterns guitars. m borrow rhyth Spawn of Possession Deeds of Flesh Mark of the Legion Morpheus Descends Ritual of Infinity None So Vile n Their Darkened Effigy of the ForgottenThe Anomalies of Uterovaginal Insertion of Extirpated Anomalies Artificial Origin Technical Brutal Death Metal Brutal Death Metal Black/Death A recent combination of Black Metal's vocal and guitar styles with Death Metal's rhythmic riffs and downtuned guitars. Often lo-fi; occult themes common. Some 90s War Metal and Occult Death share traits of this style, and Incantation and Immolation have also influenced the scene Order From Chaos tillbirth Machine Impetuous Ritual Relentless Execution Fallen Angel of Doom The Noctunal Silence Theurgia Goetia Summa gri or Combination of Death Metal with Grindcore. Short tracks Frequent use of extreme vocal styles like gargling or squealing. Goregrind is obssessively themed around human disease and anatomy and often uses ery lo-f not very technical gory, shock images for cover Ui Reek of Putrefaction A Chapter of Accidents World Downfall Rad Jackson Order of the Leech Melodic Death Metal elodies that start out as es and hout An offshoot of the Swedish scene focusing on catc the course of a song then expanded throug In The Jester Race e of Sanity Garden of Shadows Dark Tranquility The Spectral Sorrows North From Here A Velvet Creation t The Gates EP] In The Garden of The Riding Our Black An Anatomy of the Tales From the The Red in the Sky is Ours Unearthly Delights Death/Doom Death Metal slowed down to Doom Metal pace the characteristic guttural vocals and double kicks The Chasm Last One On Earth Mental Funeral Among Majestic Ruin Transcendence into the Musta Seremonia (EP

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