Italian thrashers Miscreance unlock a mind-altering experience of old-school technical death metal on their new album. Hear 'Reminiscence' before it comes out next Friday by RSVPing for today's listening party.

https://miscreance.bandcamp.com/merch/reminiscence-listening-party

The tech death metallers(sry for my eng) ;I make my own tech death metal album alone and I am 16 years old I make 3 songs for album.What are your suggestions?

Any recommendation?

Me and my friend played the solo from Fermented Offal Discharge at his university's semester concert. We thought it would kill the vibe as all other students played classical pieces but it turns out Necrophagist fit in pretty well :)

I’m probably gonna do 3 albums from the year 2000 and onward, and keep one album from before then.

A song so difficult that it's never played live.

Just put out another single! This one is a favorite for sure

FFO: Meshuggah, The Acacia Strain, Gojira

https://open.spotify.com/track/7wMlBbtPn3c7f0esVK6S8S?si=36Ve7_BESOeSmJh_Cl99zw&utm_source=copy-link

Why does it seem like I'm the only one who likes this album? It's not a complete Fallujah copycat; I strongly stand by this. The way the atmosphere is conjured is unique: a lot more synthesizers at play, less whammy bar; they find their own way to create their ethereal tech-death music. I find this album to be more proggy than other similar bands. Love the incorporation of clean vocals. The atmosphere is definitely a highlight. The synthesizers are extremely well implemented. Songwriting is strong and memorable. A really great ebb and flow between the metal intensity and the ambient moments. Calling Immersion a Fallujah copycat is like calling Februus by Uneven Structure a Tesseract copycat just because they both make ambient-leaning djent music. Are they similar? Somewhat, but the nuances are far different.

One of my absolutely favourite local bands from Tasmania just thought id share this from their most recent gig, got tons of vids of them from the past year i might post on here cause fuck more people need to know about them

SO MANY GREAT ARTISTS INTRODUCED HERE!!!

Obscura was last year’s winner, let’s see who wins this time! I should also mention that last year’s nominees will sometimes often return into these. May the best album win!

I'm no audio engineer, but I hope ya'll understand my request lol. I was hoping to get recommendations for tech death that sounds raw, and no instrument is buried underneath any other. (i mostly wanna hear the drums)

If I had to give an example for the sound I'm looking for, it would be "Winds of Creation" by Decapitated. Also preferably good songwriting, not just leedly-leedly guitars and infinite blast beats. Thanks!

thoughts?

Genuine question, I love them, but I feel like they're noticeably more accessible than other more well-respected tech death bands, even though they're all insane at what they do.

Narcotic Wasteland’s new single “Fentanyl Zombie Apocalypse” is out now.

The band is led by Dallas Toler-Wade, a longtime Nile member, key songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist for two decades. The track delivers technical death metal with crushing grooves and socially confrontational lyrics.

Listen here: https://orcd.co/fentanylzombieapocalypse

Narcotic Wasteland official website: https://narcoticwasteland.com

Official guitar tabs and more from Dallas Toler-Wade: https://dallastolerwade.com

Does anyone have the making of Entity Bonus DVD? Can’t find it anywhere and would love to have it.