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Subject: Remaining 2014 Releases Sat Nov 29, 2014 1:51 pm
So what music is still yet to be released that we will actually see for release in 2014? Here is the only ones I can think of.
Jupiter VI - Moveable Walls Harmony - Theater of Redemption Empire 21 - s/t
Anything else excepted to barely make it for a 2014 release?
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alldatndensum Admin
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Sun Nov 30, 2014 12:17 am
I thought that Millennial Reign was supposed to make it this year. Maybe not. I've not heard anything from them in a while.
I was thinking of ordering the new Teramaze album as well, but I didn't care for the last one that much. Anyone think I might like the new one better?
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Sun Nov 30, 2014 3:11 pm
Albert Bell's Sacro Sanctus - Deus Volt (meh, I know, not technically "Christian" but whatever!) Prophecy Foretold: A Brutal Christmas Compilation Dalit - Descent
That's all I can think of...
Staybrite
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Sun Nov 30, 2014 3:48 pm
alldatndensum wrote:
I thought that Millennial Reign was supposed to make it this year. Maybe not. I've not heard anything from them in a while.
I can think of several I expected (or hoped) to see this year that look like they will take at least another year. Such as:
Millennial Reign - The God Particle World View - The Chosen Few Crucible Divine - Secret Sins Zaxas - Returns the Machine Shining Force - By the Blood (been hearing about the release of this for 5+ years) Jacob's Dream - Where Vulture's Gather Absolon - At the Abyss Bloodgood - All Stand Together Reimagined HB - Paakallonpaikka (English version)
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Staybrite
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Sun Nov 30, 2014 3:49 pm
kerrick wrote:
Albert Bell's Sacro Sanctus - Deus Volt (meh, I know, not technically "Christian" but whatever!) Prophecy Foretold: A Brutal Christmas Compilation Dalit - Descent
That's all I can think of...
You do a fantastic job of coming up with bands I have never even heard of....this time at least there was only one (Prophecy Foretold)
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alldatndensum Admin
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Sun Nov 30, 2014 4:14 pm
Quote :
Millennial Reign - The God Particle World View - The Chosen Few Crucible Divine - Secret Sins Zaxas - Returns the Machine Shining Force - By the Blood Bloodgood - All Stand Together Reimagined
Of this list that I have now shortened, these are the ones I would be interested in. The Bloodgood and Millennial Reign interest me the most.
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Sun Nov 30, 2014 4:15 pm
Staybrite wrote:
kerrick wrote:
Albert Bell's Sacro Sanctus - Deus Volt (meh, I know, not technically "Christian" but whatever!) Prophecy Foretold: A Brutal Christmas Compilation Dalit - Descent
That's all I can think of...
You do a fantastic job of coming up with bands I have never even heard of....this time at least there was only one (Prophecy Foretold)
I try! The Christmas compilation is by Sanctus Gladius and features Blood Thirsty and Vials Of Wrath original Christmas songs which I am super stoked for!
Deepfriar
Number of posts : 76 Age : 42 Localisation : east TN Registration date : 2014-11-21
Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Mon Dec 01, 2014 9:15 am
kerrick wrote:
Dalit - Descent
I didn't know about this one - nice!
rockerVu2
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Mon Dec 01, 2014 9:44 am
Empire 21 - S/T
kerrick
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Mon Dec 01, 2014 11:48 am
Deepfriar wrote:
kerrick wrote:
Dalit - Descent
I didn't know about this one - nice!
Yeah I'm stoked! Metal Helm will have it in stock.
Driven
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I'm not holding my breath for the Barnabas re-releases.
I don't think they will see release this year. After you approved me for the Retroactive Records Facebook group this weekend I was looking through some of the older posts there and Matt had indicated that it was going to happen, but for some reason it was going to take some time.
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metaldude
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Tue Dec 02, 2014 9:23 am
alldatndensum wrote:
I thought that Millennial Reign was supposed to make it this year. Maybe not. I've not heard anything from them in a while.
I was thinking of ordering the new Teramaze album as well, but I didn't care for the last one that much. Anyone think I might like the new one better?
Which Teramaze are you asking about? If you're asking about Esoteric Symbolism, you might like it over Anhedonia. I know you prefer a more melodic sound. Dean Wells' guitar work is always a pleasure to listen to.
The last I heard, they were already back in the studio to record their next album (the first with new vocalist Nathan Pearcy).
topshot rhit
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Tue Dec 02, 2014 9:40 am
kerrick wrote:
Prophecy Foretold: A Brutal Christmas Compilation ... The Christmas compilation is by Sanctus Gladius and features Blood Thirsty and Vials Of Wrath original Christmas songs which I am super stoked for!
That sounds similar to Seven Vials of Wrath on the AntiChristmas album. Anyway, how does this compare to A Brutal Christmas from many years ago? I don't like extreme metal in general but enjoyed several of the tracks since I like Christmas music.
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kerrick
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Tue Dec 02, 2014 11:54 am
topshot rhit wrote:
kerrick wrote:
Prophecy Foretold: A Brutal Christmas Compilation ... The Christmas compilation is by Sanctus Gladius and features Blood Thirsty and Vials Of Wrath original Christmas songs which I am super stoked for!
That sounds similar to Seven Vials of Wrath on the AntiChristmas album. Anyway, how does this compare to A Brutal Christmas from many years ago? I don't like extreme metal in general but enjoyed several of the tracks since I like Christmas music.
Ah, A Brutal Christmas is a classic! Well, this one hasn't been released yet so I don't know, though it does have some good bands on it. I just got the download code for the Blood Thirsty song last night and it's great! Symphonic brutal death metal haha. You can hear it at the bandcamp page. Vials Of Wrath is another very good one-man project that's akin to Wolves In The Throne Room, Agalloch, and the like. Their lyrics could be straight out of the Psalms. Here's a link to VOW's bandcamp. I'd recommend listening to stuff from their debut full-length, Seeking Refuge. This is my favorite song of theirs:
If you enjoyed A Brutal Christmas, I'd also recommend Repossession: A Christmas Album. It's a double-CD Christmas compilation that has a few of the same songs plus many more and is a bit more varied/eclectic. Plus, all proceeds go to helping kids. It's on sale now for a mere $10 at Metal Blessing Radio's store!
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Which Teramaze are you asking about? If you're asking about Esoteric Symbolism, you might like it over Anhedonia. I know you prefer a more melodic sound.
That answers a lot of my questions about "Esoteric Symbolism". That's their newest and I didn't care much for "Anhedonia". I do prefer a more melodic sound.
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Wed Dec 03, 2014 8:40 am
When there's someone interested in Teramaze "Anhedonia". Mine if for sale or to trade with an other CD.
The previous albums of Teramaze, special "Shadows".
rockerVu2
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Subject: Re: Remaining 2014 Releases Wed Dec 03, 2014 8:59 am
Metaldude, I'm listening to "Theatre Of Redemption" now. This new album of Harmony really rocks. Or is a blast, is that how they call very cool albums in the US? I think this album is "vet gaaf".
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Sat Nov 29, 2014 1:51 pm
The Christmas compilation is by Sanctus Gladius and features Blood Thirsty and Vials Of Wrath original Christmas songs which I am super stoked for!
It's on sale now for a mere $10 at Metal Blessing Radio's store!
