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| Demons Damn |
Album Title: none
Year: 2009
Genre: Metal / Death Metal / Groove
Website: http://demonsfuckindamn
Country: Bandung, ID
Tracklist:
01. Dimension Of Alienation
02. Evil Inside
03. Dominasi Arogansi
04. Puas Terinjak
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Kamis, 19 Mei 2011
DEMONS DAMN (IND) - Promo (2009)
Album Title: none
Year: 2009
Genre: Metal / Death Metal / Groove
Website: http://demonsfuckindamn
Country: Bandung, ID
Tracklist:
01. Dimension Of Alienation
02. Evil Inside
03. Dominasi Arogansi
04. Puas Terinjak
Jumat, 11 Juni 2010
FEAR FACTORY-Mechanize (2010)
1. Mechanize 04:41
2. Industrial Discipline 03:38
3. Fear Campaign 04:54
4. Powershifter 03:505. Christploitation 04:59
6. Oxidizer 03:45
7. Controlled Demolition 04:25
8. Designing The Enemy 04:55
9. Metallic Division 01:30
10. Final Exit 08:17
Total playing time 44:43
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Selasa, 04 Mei 2010
DEVIL DRIVER-Pray For Villains(Special Edition) (2009)
Genre: Groove Metal/Melodic Death Metal
Country: USA
Format: mp3@320kbps
Myspace: Click This Shit
Tracks:
1. Pray For Villains
2. Pure Sincerity
3. Fate Stepped In
4. Back With A Vengeance
5. I've Been Sober
6. Resurrection Blvd.
7. Forgiveness Is A Six Gun
8. Waiting For November
9. It's In The Cards
10. Another Night In London
11. Bitter Pill
12. Teach Me To Whisper
13. I See Belief
14. Self-Affliction (Bonus Track)
15. Dust Be The Destiny (Bonus Track)
16. Damning The Heavens (Bonus Track)
17. Wasted Years (Bonus Track)
2. Pure Sincerity
3. Fate Stepped In
4. Back With A Vengeance
5. I've Been Sober
6. Resurrection Blvd.
7. Forgiveness Is A Six Gun
8. Waiting For November
9. It's In The Cards
10. Another Night In London
11. Bitter Pill
12. Teach Me To Whisper
13. I See Belief
14. Self-Affliction (Bonus Track)
15. Dust Be The Destiny (Bonus Track)
16. Damning The Heavens (Bonus Track)
17. Wasted Years (Bonus Track)
BY UPLOAD : http://babyheadmetal.blogspot.com/
NODE-In The End Everyting Is A Gag (2010)
Genre: Thrash Metal/Groove Metal/Death Metal
Country: Italy
Format: mp3@vbr
Myspace: Click This Shit
Tracks:
01. 100% Hate (2:14)
02. The White Is Burning (3:47)
03. When I Believed In God (3:55)
04. This Ocean (4:20)
05. New Order (4:35)
06. Mia Follow Me Down (4:10)
07. All My Faults (4:42)
08. The Masks Of Life (2:45)
09. Rebel Yell (Billy Idol cover) (4:37)
10. In Death You Live (3:53)
01. 100% Hate (2:14)
02. The White Is Burning (3:47)
03. When I Believed In God (3:55)
04. This Ocean (4:20)
05. New Order (4:35)
06. Mia Follow Me Down (4:10)
07. All My Faults (4:42)
08. The Masks Of Life (2:45)
09. Rebel Yell (Billy Idol cover) (4:37)
10. In Death You Live (3:53)
BY UPLOAD : http://babyheadmetal.blogspot.com/
Jumat, 12 Maret 2010
MACHINE HEAD-The Blackening (2007)
Año: 2007
País: U.S.A
Género: Groove/Thrash Metal
Tamaño: 90.94 Mb
Tracklist:
MACHINE HEAD-Through The Ashes Of Empires (2003)
Artista/Artist - Machine Head
Album - Through The Ashes Of Empires
Año/Year - 2003
Genero/Genre - Groove Metal/Thrash Metal
Sitio Web/Website - www.machinehead1.com
Myspace - www.myspace.com/machinehead
Pais/Country - USA
Estado/Status - Activa/Active
Tracklist1+ Imperium
2+ Bite The Bullet
3+ Left Unfinishied
4+ Elegy
5+ In The Presence Of My Enemies
6+ Days Turn Blue To Gray
7+ Vim
8+ Seasons Wither
9+ All Falls Down
10+ Wipe The Tears
11+ Descend The Shades Of Night
LAZARUS A.D - The Onslaught (2007)
País: USA
Género: Thrash/Groove Metal
Tamaño: Parte 1: 95.78 Mb | Parte 2: 12.6 Mb
Tracklist:
Jumat, 22 Januari 2010
GOJIRA-Discography Gojira [2000-2008]
Band - Gojira
Album - Discography
Year - (2000-2008)
Genre - Death/Thrash/Groove Metal
Country - Bayonne, Aquitaine, France
Web - http://myspace.com/gojira
Current line-up :
Joe Duplantier - Vocals & Guitar (Empalot, Cavalera Conspiracy, guest for Klone)
Christian Andreu - Guitar
Jean-Michel Labadie - Bass
Mario Duplantier - Drums (Empalot)
It has always been hard to put a tag on GOJIRA, one of France’s most extreme bands the country’s musical pallet has ever known. But then again, the band has never really sought out such a tag, instead letting the music do the talking, preferring introspection and intelligence over preconceived notions and preexisting tags. Ever since the 1996 formation in town of Bayonne in the southwest of France, GOJIRA has been an ever-evolving experiment in extreme metal ultimately built upon a worldly, ever-conscious outlook with roots firmly-planted both in the hippie movement and an environmentally-conscious, new age mentality. This time, with The Way of All Flesh, GOJIRA harnesses a spiritual consciousness as well, but still culminates in a sound wholly heavy.
Originally dubbed Godzilla, after the scaly, green film star with an equally huge reputation as the newfound band’s sound, the brothers Duplantier – guitarist/vocalist Joe and drummer Mario – and fellow Frenchmen Jean Michel Labadie on bass and Christian Andreu on guitar, quickly released several demos, ultimately changing the band’s name and independently releasing the first GOJIRA album, Terra Incognita, in 2001, offering up a brief glimpse into the giant GOJIRA would eventually become through persistent hard work and years of toiling in the metal underground.
After the 2003 release of the band’s follow-up, The Link, throughout Europe and the subsequent live DVD release the next year, of the aptly-titled The Link Alive, 2005 brought the release of From Mars To Sirius, the band’s breakthrough release, garnering high praise and a North American release through Prosthetic Records in 2006. Fans of not only heavy, extreme music took notice, but so did the intellectual world, thanks to Sirius’ thoughtful and expansive inner examination of the world at hand and the consequences of humanity’s struggle to coexist without harm. The metal world was amused and amazed: much of it hadn’t yet seen an equally intelligent and pummelingly heavy release that was as expansive and open as it was dense and concise.
Following the immense praise of From Mars To Sirius and recurring trips across the Atlantic for North American touring alongside the likes of Lamb of God, Children of Bodom, and Behemoth among others, GOJIRA established its stranglehold on the extreme metal spectrum with a linguist’s touch, a lyricist’s finesse, and a crushingly heavy live show that left audiences astounded, establishing the band’s live performance as a spot-on recreation of the band’s increasingly adept and intelligent studio output.
While 2007 wrapped with GOJIRA again touring North America on the Radio Rebellion Tour alongside Behemoth to the best reaction yet, the dawn of 2008 saw a nearly 10 month wait for while the band assembled The Way of All Flesh, one of the year’s most anticipated records. This time revolving around the undeniable dilemma of a mortal demise, GOJIRA’s soundtrack to the situation seems fitting. Shifting ever-so-slightly from the eco-friendly orchestra of impending doom on From Mars To Sirius to the band’s new message of the equally uncontrollable inevitability of death, The Way of All Flesh melds the open and airy progressive passages GOJIRA has become famous for with the sonically dense sounds and bludgeoningly heavy rhythms that makes the band an equally intelligent force as it is unmatchably heavy.
Featuring a guest vocal spot on “Adoration For None” from Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe – one of GOJIRA’s most vocal supporters from their first moment making an impression in the Americas – and the now familiar Morbid Angel-isms of The Way Of All Flesh’s title track join the angular riffing more akin to Meshuggah on “Esoteric Surgery” and the epic, artful plodding of the nearly 10-minute “The Art of Dying,” showing that GOJIRA have indeed opened a new bag of tricks for The Way Of All Flesh, while not abandoning the sound that first showed a massive promise of potential on Sirius.
“It’s more inventive than From Mars To Sirius and at the same time more straight to the point,” GOJIRA frontman Joe Duplantier says of The Way of All Flesh. “The whole album is about death, death is like a step on the path of the soul. The mystery surrounding this phenomenon is just so inspiring, and death is the most common thing on earth.”
“This album is also a ‘requiem’ for our planet,” Duplantier continues. “We don't want to be negative or cynical about the fate of humanity, but the situation on Earth is growing critical, and the way humans behave is so catastrophic that we really need to express our exasperation about it. It's not fear, but anger. But we still believe that consciousness can make a difference and that we can change things as human beings.”
Originally dubbed Godzilla, after the scaly, green film star with an equally huge reputation as the newfound band’s sound, the brothers Duplantier – guitarist/vocalist Joe and drummer Mario – and fellow Frenchmen Jean Michel Labadie on bass and Christian Andreu on guitar, quickly released several demos, ultimately changing the band’s name and independently releasing the first GOJIRA album, Terra Incognita, in 2001, offering up a brief glimpse into the giant GOJIRA would eventually become through persistent hard work and years of toiling in the metal underground.
After the 2003 release of the band’s follow-up, The Link, throughout Europe and the subsequent live DVD release the next year, of the aptly-titled The Link Alive, 2005 brought the release of From Mars To Sirius, the band’s breakthrough release, garnering high praise and a North American release through Prosthetic Records in 2006. Fans of not only heavy, extreme music took notice, but so did the intellectual world, thanks to Sirius’ thoughtful and expansive inner examination of the world at hand and the consequences of humanity’s struggle to coexist without harm. The metal world was amused and amazed: much of it hadn’t yet seen an equally intelligent and pummelingly heavy release that was as expansive and open as it was dense and concise.
Following the immense praise of From Mars To Sirius and recurring trips across the Atlantic for North American touring alongside the likes of Lamb of God, Children of Bodom, and Behemoth among others, GOJIRA established its stranglehold on the extreme metal spectrum with a linguist’s touch, a lyricist’s finesse, and a crushingly heavy live show that left audiences astounded, establishing the band’s live performance as a spot-on recreation of the band’s increasingly adept and intelligent studio output.
While 2007 wrapped with GOJIRA again touring North America on the Radio Rebellion Tour alongside Behemoth to the best reaction yet, the dawn of 2008 saw a nearly 10 month wait for while the band assembled The Way of All Flesh, one of the year’s most anticipated records. This time revolving around the undeniable dilemma of a mortal demise, GOJIRA’s soundtrack to the situation seems fitting. Shifting ever-so-slightly from the eco-friendly orchestra of impending doom on From Mars To Sirius to the band’s new message of the equally uncontrollable inevitability of death, The Way of All Flesh melds the open and airy progressive passages GOJIRA has become famous for with the sonically dense sounds and bludgeoningly heavy rhythms that makes the band an equally intelligent force as it is unmatchably heavy.
Featuring a guest vocal spot on “Adoration For None” from Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe – one of GOJIRA’s most vocal supporters from their first moment making an impression in the Americas – and the now familiar Morbid Angel-isms of The Way Of All Flesh’s title track join the angular riffing more akin to Meshuggah on “Esoteric Surgery” and the epic, artful plodding of the nearly 10-minute “The Art of Dying,” showing that GOJIRA have indeed opened a new bag of tricks for The Way Of All Flesh, while not abandoning the sound that first showed a massive promise of potential on Sirius.
“It’s more inventive than From Mars To Sirius and at the same time more straight to the point,” GOJIRA frontman Joe Duplantier says of The Way of All Flesh. “The whole album is about death, death is like a step on the path of the soul. The mystery surrounding this phenomenon is just so inspiring, and death is the most common thing on earth.”
“This album is also a ‘requiem’ for our planet,” Duplantier continues. “We don't want to be negative or cynical about the fate of humanity, but the situation on Earth is growing critical, and the way humans behave is so catastrophic that we really need to express our exasperation about it. It's not fear, but anger. But we still believe that consciousness can make a difference and that we can change things as human beings.”
ALBUMS :
Gojira - Discography (2000-2008)
Terra Incognita (2000)
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[Download-Part 2]
The Link (2003)
[Download-Part 1]
[Download-Part 2]
The Link Alive (Live) (2004)
[Download]
From Mars to Sirius (2005)
[Download-Part 1]
[Download-Part 2]
The Way of All Flesh (2008)
[Download]
Terra Incognita (2000)
[Download-Part 1]
[Download-Part 2]
The Link (2003)
[Download-Part 1]
[Download-Part 2]
The Link Alive (Live) (2004)
[Download]
From Mars to Sirius (2005)
[Download-Part 1]
[Download-Part 2]
The Way of All Flesh (2008)
[Download]
Kamis, 21 Januari 2010
SIX FEET UNDER-Graveyard Classic 3 (2010)
Band - Six Feet Under
Album - Graveyard Classics 3
Year - 2010
Genre - Death Metal / Groove Metal
Country - South Carolina, United States
Web - http://www.myspace.com/sixfeetunder
Tracklist :
1. A Dangerous Meeting (Mercyful Fate cover)
2. Metal On Metal (Anvil cover)
3. The Frayed Ends Of Sanity (Metallica cover)
4. At Dawn They Sleep (Slayer cover)
5. Not Fragile (Bachman Turner Overdrive cover)
6. On Fire (Van Halen cover)
7. Pounding Metal (Exciter cover)
8. Destroyer (Twisted Sister cover)
9. Psychotherapy (Ramones cover)
10. Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck (Prong cover)
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