당신은 ZAIYA 말을 듣고십니다

Baby I’m what you need x5

Get in with the people that you think are gonna make you pop

Spin the block for your homies 
cause you know they drop a lot

I don’t think they hearin me, So imma have to double talk

Gon pull this dick out, 
yeah you Finna suck it off

Gone pull this dick out
Don’t wanna do that
(No you don’t wanna do that, really don’t wanna do that)
X5


so disgusted by the fact that you dare perceive me

I beg the lord forgive me for my sins I am wheeping

A Pentecostal church will burn before the night concludes

To me that sounds as sexy as you sending me some nudes 

Get in with the people that you think are gonna make you pop

Spin the block for your homies 
cause you know they drop a lot

I don’t think they hearin me, So imma have to double talk

Gon pull this dick out, 
yeah you Finna suck it off

Gone pull this dick out
Don’t wanna do that
(No you don’t wanna do that, really don’t wanna do that)
X5

당신은 ZAIYA 말을 듣고십니다

Baby I’m what you need x5

DONTWANNADOTHAT

the furthest i have yet come in my quest to create edm (electronic dance metal)

video out friday 3/24/23 subscribe on youtube
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i do not own the rights to female acapella sample; all other vocals, instrumentation, production and mix and master by floral.

shakeshakeshake

Xander interviews Dan Ratanasit from Malformity at the band's performance in Atlanta GA opening for Suffocation!

Excerpts from the Malformity track "Perverse Apotheosis" (Monumental Ruin, 2021) used with permission from the artist.

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The Great Metal Debate

Dan Ratanasit of Malformity (03-19-2023) Interview

Recorded by Аллюзион vk.com/allyzion
Reamping, mixing & mastering by George Shchelbanin www.facebook.com/nammtharicon

Аллюзион - В Сказках Ложь

Little track for welcoming someone to hell. The facilities are great here. Produced by Dark Cabin for the Instrumental. Vocals  Denver Rollinson.
 
Lyrics;

'Open the door
ignore the pleas 
helpless screams 
slitting their throats 
watching them bleed
in the streets
smoke permiates 
bodies burning 
i can't breathe
gasping for air
fall 2 your knees
welcome to hell
welcome to hell
it's nice to meet you'

Turning and Turning 
the massive metal gear
brother my brother
what is it that you fear?

loss and sacrifice 
eternity awaits you here
burning in the 
flames of hell
the end of your suffering is finally fucking near

BUrning and  burning rejoice in this pain 
live for sin and in the pits you shall remain


Tearing you limb from limb 
while you're still alive
suffer enternal pain 
forever you are mine 

Welcome 2 hell!

Welcome To Hell Prod. Dark Cabin

In this interview Xander talks with Decrepit Birth frontman Bill Robinson at the band's tour stop in Atlanta opening for Vader.

Excerpts from the Decrepit Birth track "Vortex of Infinity... Axis Mundi" (Axis Mundi, 2017) used with permission from the artist.

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Metal Debate Interview - Bill Robinson of Decrepit Birth (03-25-2023)

Vocal cover of To The Grave's version of The Ghost Of You by MCR

TTG -The Ghost Of You MCR(Vocal Cover)

Ever since I first heard this song I've longed to destroy it. Here's my best attempt at doing so.

Art by the amazing Lesette.

Because by The Beatles... but it's Funeral Doom Metal

Fall back into it
Without even trying 
My nasty habits 
Breathing, failing, dying 

Lay around for hours
Abandon your hobbies
Unattended flowers 
An unattended body

I have been the void
Ugh, I’m so over it
They say be the change I wanna see
But who is that supposed to be

Crawl back into it
I cut my hands on the pavement
Always on purpose
If there’s chaos, I wanna go save it

Staples on my lips
Cinder blocks on both of my feet
Shapeless messages 
Written in blood on my bed sheets

Oh, oh, oh, oh
Ah, yeahha

I have been the void
Ugh, I’m so over it
They say be the change I wanna see
But who is that supposed to be

Oh, oh, oh, oh

I have been the void
Ugh, I’m so over it
They say, they say, they say say say
be the change I wanna see
But who am I supposed to be

always on purpose

The podcast is joined by Lucas, Brad, and Sarah from US symphonic power metal clan AfterTime prior to their performance at The Cobra in Nashville TN.

Excerpts from the AfterTime track "Sons Of Fenrir" (Arcane Horizons, 2024) used with permission from the artist.

Metal Debate Interview - AfterTime (07-18-2024)

The track is a special version (reloaded) of the track included in my album "InterZones". It has been released as a Single. ༻⋆。๋࣭ ⭑ ꉂ˙.꩜

revolt of the flesh (reloaded)

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Murda Dem

Light The Flame

Today, we have a death metal band straight from the bay area of Oakland, California. I'm talking about Wroht with their 2nd full-length album Dissolution.

So without further ado, let's dive into this new album. Kicking things off we have the song "Blood Prison". One thing that I've already noticed about this new record is that it seems to be a compilation of all the singles that this band has been periodically releasing since February.

While I had already heard all of these on the Cycle of Torment EP, it was worth listening again as there have been a few additions to make it a full-length. This means "Blood Prison" is new to me. One thing that I love about this band is how they sorta capture the same magic as the early days of Bloodbath.

Ivan Peric's vocal style is very similar to a young Mikael Åkerfeldt. Yes, this is definitely a good thing. I think many old Bloodbath fans like myself and even some Opeth fans would heavily enjoy Wroht. Normally during one of these album reviews, I would discuss every single track but we're a little behind on the podcast and I have so many albums to get through before the end of the month. So I'm gonna have to cut it short again and only talk about the new songs released on the 18th.

Another new song to me on this full-length is "The Sweet Taste of Venom". I've always liked song titles that are the first lyrics of the song. As I listen closer to the rhythm of the guitar riffs I find myself slightly reminded of Kataklysm. It's cool how Wroht has masterfully caught the vocal essence of Swedish death metal but have blended the groovy melodies of our Canadian neighbors up north. This mix feels like they have created something new.

While we're still comparing this United States death metal with Swedish acts, I'm also kinda picking up some of the catchy vibes from a band like Entrails. I also enjoy how Paul Olsen's bass riffs stand out during the break points of this song. There were a few other songs where the studio mixing allowed listeners like myself to really hear the reverberating bass lines. As someone who has dabbled with the bass guitar myself, I truly appreciate that.

Lastly we have the album title track "Dissolution". It begins with Christian's absolutely insane blast beats. I honestly think this band has saved the best for last because once again, Paul's bass playing is a standout.

Just like with the rest of the album and the Worship Rot debut before it, Joey and Justin play their guitars wonderfully together. Ivan's vocals are just as ferocious as ever. The softer musical moments are soothing and it's the crushing harsh comebacks that are almost deathcore in nature with the chug riffs. I love how there's a "blegh" shortly before a nice shredding guitar solo.

I'll also say that this song is very long, yet you'll enjoy every second of it. Coming from someone who enjoys funeral doom, I'm no stranger to tracks that exceed 12 minutes.
This is definitely one of the better underground death metal albums I have heard all year and that's saying something because I have already listened to over 350 metal albums this year. Not even exaggerating. I'll have to go back and do a recount before Gomthog and I's end of the year podcast episode but it's definitely more than what I heard last year.

If I were to give Dissolution a rating, I would give it a solid 9/10. It's truly fantastic! If you would like to show your support for Wroht, their music is available on most streaming platforms.

Metal Debate Album Review - Dissolution (Wroht)

Heavy enjoyable hellscale. Deathcore slam brutality summarized in guttural noises.
Denver rollinson - is drowning in SWET

Tracks produced and SWET vocals are applied.

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Podcast where Brian and Gomthog engage in a lively debate of heavy metal music as well as interviewing artists and talking to fans.  Occasional explicit language.

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His works embody a dark, intense, cathartic, and fragmented world where exploration and experimentation never stop, creating multiple becomings of a self-destructive-creative flow of energy, full of contrasts, intensity, playfulness, accidents, chance, and desire. In this world, metanarratives like Truth, Perfection, Reason, Reality, Being, Identity, Self, Meaning, and Human reveal their futility.

Through a fluid, experimental, and visceral approach to art and music, he grapples with existential questions, delving into themes like art-ificiality, difference, transformation, love, mortality, technology, and interconnectivity, all while facing the absurdity of human life and existence itself.

His creative process is driven by intense emotional energy and instinctive impulses, free from fixed genres and styles, resulting in a multifaceted body of work that challenges the commercial and homogenizing standards of mainstream art and entertainment.

His work bridges lo-fi/DIY underground philosophies, historical avant-gardes (e.g., Dada, Surrealism), conceptual art, glitch art, gothcore, grunge, dark fantasy, mixed media/AI art, posthumanism, poststructuralism, and more; alongside music genres like darkwave, ethereal goth, gothic rock, post-punk, experimental, noise, EBM, techno-electro, avant-pop, electro-punk, industrial, hardcore...

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