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Hello friends! I’m looking for some good Spanish metal bands to enjoy. I listen to all kinds of metal so any subgenre is welcome! I listen to a lot of heavy music at work but want some new stuff to listen to. I’ve heard French, German, Japanese, and even Māori metal but I don’t have any Spanish bands in my playlists! Thanks for the help in advance everyone.
To mark the 1st birthday of 'Theory of Mind', we have released the Instrumental version on all DSPs and Bandcamp at https://aeffect.bandcamp.com/album/theory-of-mind-instrumental.
Originally released 2 June 2023, 'Theory of Mind' is a wall of devastating sound from the UK, mixed and mastered by Buster Odeholm.
So, I know most of yall are like... "ugh, a djent band.. ERRA.. yuck"... I love em. Even as their sound has changed, still stick with them. I encourage everyone who has only heard their new stuff to listen to the song "seven" by them. It's an absolute banger and if you have the lyrics pulled up the story is pretty rad. The video on YouTube is dope too. Thoughts?
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I fucking love metal. I was introduced to the scene through Metallica, just after Cliff was killed (RIP). I have really been exploring new metal bands, listening to Enforced right now.
My problem is I just really don't like the growly, scremo vocal style. I do get it as an expression of the music but it's just not for me.
What are some suggestions of current bands that are heavy but with less intense vocal styles?
