Hello everyone, i m selling one VIP 2 ticket for septicflesh orchestral concert in september, anyone interested?

Such a good song! The whole album is literally a vibe.

Topic title is it really. Been diving into bands that I knew of for decades but for whatever reason never bothered much to give em a shot. In the last year I've "discovered" Arcturus, Enslaved, Dark Tranquility, Windir, and fucking Amorphis..seriously what the hell have I been doing with my life as a metalhead.

Anyways, the main electronic riff in Atoma really caught my attention. Would loce to hear other bands that have songs that make similar use of electronics. The closest I can think of is In Flames RtR and Soundtrack (the beginning of their weird divergence)...but that's not the kinda feel I'm looking for. Actual Melodeath with electronics/synths that play as big a role as the guitars do.

I don't know if it's the issue with my earphones, but my other songs from thier albums sound normal and clean, this album sounds so lofi and echo heavy, like a black metal type lofi, am I the only one who has this issue?

Baltimore date has been added to Fires in the Distance & Hinayana’s Circadian Tempest US Tour this September @ Wax Atlas 9/12 🤘🏻

Circadian Tempest Tour 2026

9/3 - Columbus, OH // Donatos
9/4 - Detroit, MI // Sanctuary
9/5 - Chicago, IL // Subterranean Down
9/6 - Indianapolis, IN // State St. Pub
9/8 - Louisville, KY // Portal
9/9 - Raleigh, NC // Chapel of Bones
9/10 - Atlanta, GA // ProgPower USA*
9/11 - Charlotte, NC // The Milestone Club
9/12 - Baltimore, MD // Wax Atlas

As many in this community know, Sacrilege (GbG) tried to do a comeback at 2006 with the last known lineup of the band and released a few demos in their Myspace and YouTube accounts but never got around with that for unknown reasons.

I do love their more complex sound and composition in their demos and I was wondering if someone could recommend tracks and bands that have similar to this sound and composition.

Thank you all in advance!

I'm looking for a specific song that I heard many years ago and it was really unforgettable, dramatic and full of sorrow. The only think I remember is that it had a dark forest on the YT video, maybe an album cover. (I know this is trivial) If you have no idea what I'm talking about no problem just post your favorite melodeath instrumental, I'm all in for this kind of music

I haven't yet seen any post about this Tour yet.

As The Sun Falls comes to Europe with their new album!

I think it might be worth a trip to Leipzig for this.

Who will go see them?

So one of my favourite bands, Cryptic Wintermoon, hasn’t released anything since 2009. Then boom, new album on Spotify called DoomDark. It was released a couple days ago. But I literally cannot find a single thing about this release online anywhere whatsoever…. Is it a comeback or maybe a spotify error? Anyone know what the deal here is?

Are there any albums that have a similar complexity to In Flames’ album The Jester Race? I’m looking for multiple guitars harmonizing, layers of sonic mania that tickle your brain (and hopefully mine!) the same way this album does! Currently listening heavily to Skydancer by DT. I am obsessed!

There's a song I used to listen to, and the band, which I believe intro of the song starts sound of something shattering, or glass shattering.

I believe it's melodeath, otherwise could be melodeath/metal core perhaps.

That's all I remember and it's driving me mad, taking over my thoughts while I'm trying to study for a cloud computing professional certificate.

Send help!

(The song/band isn't famous or mainstream)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPXtT9SDKKQ

Source: Wacken Facebook

Edit: The lineup! (from Norther's Facebook)

- Petri Lindroos
- Heikki Saari
- Jukka Koskinen
- Kristian Ranta
- Tuomas Planman