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Discussion Obscure djent bands

Hyes

Hyes

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Oct 28, 2023
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I'll go first:
1. Anything that Moves by Intensive Square is genuinely one of the greatest metalcore/groove albums out there. They just dropped it and left, haven't been seen since 2015.
2. Zero Kelvin by Swim in Styx. This is a French band. This album's great if you love Meshuggah's Nothing.
3. Buster by Admiral Angry. Only listen to this one if you're horny and like whiney music. Some of the riffs are genuinely great once you get used to the shit production quality. They are in 9 string territory tho.

I can't finish my list atm so I'll maybe add more later. Im intrested in what you guys have heard/found
 
Hyes

Hyes

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Oct 28, 2023
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4. Coprofago: Destroy Erase Improve Meshuggah but with MORE jazz!
5. Fractalize: Intrumental
6. The Mercury Tree: xenharmonic music. Tool on acid
 
Hyes

Hyes

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Oct 28, 2023
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Forever my pain…
No one gives a damn
 
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