What are you listening to?

[xSilverPhinx]

^ Yikes............Punk Rock always resembles a train wreck, with multiple fatalities, to me.

I totally get that. I guess that's why it appeals. For me it's not necessarily about melodic merit, it's the aggression - a release. And if that can be married to good melody and/or musicianship then that's all to the good.

I like that kind of thing as well, though mostly aggressive instrumental tracks, like some of Blue Stahli and Celldweller.

[Siz]

^ Yikes............Punk Rock always resembles a train wreck, with multiple fatalities, to me.

I totally get that. I guess that's why it appeals. For me it's not necessarily about melodic merit, it's the aggression - a release. And if that can be married to good melody and/or musicianship then that's all to the good.

I like that kind of thing as well, though mostly aggressive instrumental tracks, like some of Blue Stahli and Celldweller.

Yeah, love Blue Stahli, and enjoy Celldweller. Celldweller have a good gothy techno thrash vibe of their own going on and they also mix for other people.

Anything else you can recommend along those lines?

[xSilverPhinx]

^ Yikes............Punk Rock always resembles a train wreck, with multiple fatalities, to me.

I totally get that. I guess that's why it appeals. For me it's not necessarily about melodic merit, it's the aggression - a release. And if that can be married to good melody and/or musicianship then that's all to the good.

I like that kind of thing as well, though mostly aggressive instrumental tracks, like some of Blue Stahli and Celldweller.

Yeah, love Blue Stahli, and enjoy Celldweller. Celldweller have a good gothy techno thrash vibe of their own going on and they also mix for other people.

Anything else you can recommend along those lines?

Well...Scandroid, Circle of Dust and Raizer are basically Celldweller under another name, I'm sure there are many other alter-egos out there as well.  But you probably already knew that...

Not instrumental, but when I was in my teens I would listen to Rob Zombie a lot as well. Linkin Park's 'Reanimation' as well. It's glitchy, and I also love glitch music.

The Glitch Mob's great, but now I'm going off on a tangent.

[Siz]

^ Yikes............Punk Rock always resembles a train wreck, with multiple fatalities, to me.

I totally get that. I guess that's why it appeals. For me it's not necessarily about melodic merit, it's the aggression - a release. And if that can be married to good melody and/or musicianship then that's all to the good.

I like that kind of thing as well, though mostly aggressive instrumental tracks, like some of Blue Stahli and Celldweller.

Yeah, love Blue Stahli, and enjoy Celldweller. Celldweller have a good gothy techno thrash vibe of their own going on and they also mix for other people.

Anything else you can recommend along those lines?

Well...Scandroid, Circle of Dust and Raizer are basically Celldweller under another name, I'm sure there are many other alter-egos out there as well.  But you probably already knew that...

Not instrumental, but when I was in my teens I would listen to Rob Zombie a lot as well. Linkin Park's 'Reanimation' as well. It's glitchy, and I also love glitch music.

The Glitch Mob's great, but now I'm going off on a tangent.

We certainly have a lot of mutual ground musically xSPx.

Quick listen on Youtube:

Scandroid - never heard of them. I notice they have a cover of TearsForFears' Shout. Interesting! Not as heavy as I'd normally do, but will give the album a listen.

Circle of dust - Nice. A bit industrial with some speed-metal licks thrown in. Can definately hear Celldweller in there.

Raizer - Blue Stahli-esque. Further investigation required.

Rob Zombie - tried and tested. A regular feature on my playlists. (And, of course, White Zombie).

I'd never heard of Glitch until a new member at HAF years ago (long gone now) said he liked it. I've enjoyed it ever since. I particularly like the hardcore chaos glitch like on Blue Stahli's Lake of Flames track.

In a similar direction to Glitch Mob, Pantyraid is nice and mellow:

For a more industrial excursion, I like Combichrist. Or She (Coloris) for a more bleepy experience.

Other heavy stuff I regularly play includes All that Remains (I saw them earlier this year - solid!), Mudvayne, Miss May I, Bury Tomorrow.

I love this track by one-hit-wonder, The Word Alive:

[xSilverPhinx]

^ Yikes............Punk Rock always resembles a train wreck, with multiple fatalities, to me.

I totally get that. I guess that's why it appeals. For me it's not necessarily about melodic merit, it's the aggression - a release. And if that can be married to good melody and/or musicianship then that's all to the good.

I like that kind of thing as well, though mostly aggressive instrumental tracks, like some of Blue Stahli and Celldweller.

Yeah, love Blue Stahli, and enjoy Celldweller. Celldweller have a good gothy techno thrash vibe of their own going on and they also mix for other people.

Anything else you can recommend along those lines?

Well...Scandroid, Circle of Dust and Raizer are basically Celldweller under another name, I'm sure there are many other alter-egos out there as well.  But you probably already knew that...

Not instrumental, but when I was in my teens I would listen to Rob Zombie a lot as well. Linkin Park's 'Reanimation' as well. It's glitchy, and I also love glitch music.

The Glitch Mob's great, but now I'm going off on a tangent.

We certainly have a lot of mutual ground musically xSPx.

Quick listen on Youtube:

Scandroid - never heard of them. I notice they have a cover of TearsForFears' Shout. Interesting! Not as heavy as I'd normally do, but will give the album a listen.

Circle of dust - Nice. A bit industrial with some speed-metal licks thrown in. Can definately hear Celldweller in there.

Raizer - Blue Stahli-esque. Further investigation required.

Rob Zombie - tried and tested. A regular feature on my playlists. (And, of course, White Zombie).

I'd never heard of Glitch until a new member at HAF years ago (long gone now) said he liked it. I've enjoyed it ever since. I particularly like the hardcore chaos glitch like on Blue Stahli's Lake of Flames track.

In a similar direction to Glitch Mob, Pantyraid is nice and mellow:

For a more industrial excursion, I like Combichrist. Or She (Coloris) for a more bleepy experience.

Other heavy stuff I regularly play includes All that Remains (I saw them earlier this year - solid!), Mudvayne, Miss May I, Bury Tomorrow.

I love this track by one-hit-wonder, The Word Alive:

Great! Plenty of new music to listen to! I will be expanding my playlists

Never heard of The Word Alive before, they sound a lot like Linkin Park, which gets an automatic 'like' from me. 

[Siz]

Never heard of The Word Alive before, they sound a lot like Linkin Park, which gets an automatic 'like' from me. 

Don't get too comfortable - I don't rate anything else they've done.

[xSilverPhinx]

Never heard of The Word Alive before, they sound a lot like Linkin Park, which gets an automatic 'like' from me. 

Don't get too comfortable - I don't rate anything else they've done.

[Buddy]

The Allman brothers make the best music to listen to while driving

[billy rubin]

hot damn it's time for dramatic shit

[billy rubin]

not done yet

[billy rubin]

almost out of my system

[billy rubin]

okay i'm done.

thank you

[hermes2015]

Our sound worlds seems to overlap in quite a few areas. I am a huge Prokofiev and Wagner fan.

[billy rubin]

im a peasant. i dont know shit about music except what sticks in my head. fragments of larger worlds.

sometimes it takez me years to identify something i hear in my head every day. rossini here was one:

[hermes2015]

Yes, Rossini is mostly known for his bouncy opera music, but he also wrote some wonderful chamber music that is more to my taste.