#Metal

Taken from the full length "The Futile Fires Of Man" to be released late June. Irish Black Metal force Slidhr was formed in 2005 as the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Joseph Deegan, at the time one half of cult Black Metal group Myrkr. After exploring Dark Germanic Heathenism through Myrkr, Deegan envisioned Slidhr as an entity devoted to the inexorable destructive power harnessed by the indifferent forces of nature, and a vessel of his scorn for a plaguelike humanity unworthy of salvation. Throughout a career spanning thirteen years Slidhr has made its mark on the underground with its unique brand of Black Metal which is as creative and unpredictable as it is venomous and unrepentant. Upon formation Slidhr was quickly picked up by esteemed French label Debemur Morti, and the band’s early years saw a prolific string of releases which caused a stir among an increasingly zealous and revitalised Black Metal genre. In three years as many releases saw the light of day, first an eponymous demo and EP, before a split LP with compatriots Rebirth of Nefast was released on legendary french label End All Life Productions. In the coming years Slidhr bided it’s time in the shadows, slowly growing stronger and awaiting the moment to strike. Frequent collaborator Wann had at this point relocated to Iceland, and their ongoing collaboration led Joseph to come in contact with the burgeoning Icelandic Black Metal movement. Drummer Bjarni Einarsson was subsequently enlisted to provide his now renowned skill and finesse to the band. The first release of the revamped Slidhr lineup was debut full length album Deluge, a 10 track epic which saw the band’s sonic scope broaden significantly, further honing the alchemy between raging malice and daring experimentation. Following the release of Deluge, the connection to the Icelandic circle grew stronger, and a full live lineup was assembled featuring members of Sinmara and Rebirth of Nefast. Slidhr’s first concert appearance took place in 2015, marking a decade from the band’s formation, as the band performed at the revered Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, New York City alongside Sinmara, Volahn, One Tail, One Head and more. A maiden concert appearance in Slidhr’s native Ireland followed at Siege of Limerick in October. Also marking Slidhr’s ten year anniversary as a band was the Spit of the Apostate MLP, now on notorious Norwegian imprint Terratur Possessions. Slidhr then embarked on its first full tour in 2016, the Dimensional Nomads European Tour alongside Shrine of Insanabilis and Sinmara. 2016 also saw Slidhr perform at the inaugural Oration festival in Iceland, spearheaded by frequent collaborator Wann. Oration would become an annual event for the next three years with Slidhr taking part in all three renditions. Further festival appearances followed, among them Prague Death Mass, Caledonian Darkness in Glasgow, Scotland, and Inferno Festival in Norway, which has long since came to be regarded as an institution in extreme metal worldwide. The long awaited sophomore full length, "The Futile Fires Of Man", will finally be released the 20th of July. "The Futile Fires Of Man" sees Slidhr’s recording lineup expanded to a power trio, with Garðar S Jónsson of Sinmara and Almyrkvi taking the reins as bassist. A masterful labyrinthine journey through feverish and feral traditional Black Metal tinted with psychedelic progressive flourishes and nauseating tempo- and mood shifts, "The Futile Fires Of Man"* showcases Slidhr at its most ravenous and accomplished, claiming Slidhr’s stake firmly at the forefront of the modern Black Metal scene.

⭐SUBSCRIBE➡https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=littlevmills Here's my Epic Metal Cover of Red Like Roses Part II from RWBY & BBCTB 👇Download the song here👇 iTunes: https://apple.co/2MrVQhI Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2ycFYMZ Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/music/album/Little_V_Red_Like_Roses_Pt_2?id=Bnkkyw5gb3uxvfrshqqjst3oema Amazon: https://amzn.to/2t2xkM5 Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/littlevmills Twitter: https://twitter.com/LittleVMills Bandcamp: http://littlev.bandcamp.com Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/littlevmills Little V proudly endorses Jericho Guitars, Evertune Bridges, and Timber Tones Guitar Picks: http://www.jerichoguitars.com/ https://www.evertune.com/ http://www.timber-tones.com/

New track from their upcoming 10"MLP out this fall through Terratur Possessions exclusively. "LET MY SCYTHE SHINE UPON YOU LET MY WHITE IVORY LIGHT MESMERIZE YOU LET MY BLACK CLOAK ENSHROUD YOU AND MY KNUCKLED FINGER GUIDE YOU I AM ALL I AM EVERYTHING I AM CERTAIN I AM DEATH WORSHIP ME"

so, this started as a test for Heavier 7 Strings, and became a song i put actual effort on. wow. anyways, i like how it turned out. hope you like it too and whatever a professional music would say. also i know it's not "Sonic AND Knuckles" but the font i used was limited, u fee. original drawing by davethesodaguy: https://davethesodaguy.deviantart.com/art/Going-to-The-Flying-Battery-283551319

Not surprisingly, I couldn't find any decent art for this character. Thus granting us this masteriece of a thumbnail. Hope you enjoy. Art - https://aminoapps.com/c/undertale/page/item/storyspin/22vc_wIxq1lWKG2nmVKR1dwleWVza87 YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-jnZCbk62Mn4noDIIuJTsg

SIDE: A (OLD SCHOOL DEATH) 1. SPECTRAL VOICE - THRESHOLDS BEYOND www.spectralvoice.bandcamp.com/ 2. BLOOD INCANTATION - VITRIFICATION OF BLOOD www.bloodincantation.bandcamp.com/ 3. VASTUM - GAGGING ON A GASH www.vastum.bandcamp.com/ 4. SPECTRAL VOICE - KATABATIC DEPTHS www.darkdescentrecords.bandcamp.com/album/split-ep 5. OF FEATHER AND BONE - LUST FOR TORMENT www.offeatherandbone666.bandcamp.com/ SIDE B: (BLACK METAL) 1. LEVIATHAN - INTROIT /FUCKING YOUR GHOST IN CHAINS OF ICE www.trvlvthn.bandcamp.com/ 2. DARKENED NOCTURN SLAUGHTERCULT - BENEATH THE MOON SCARS ABOVE www.slaughtercult.de/ 3. INQUISITION - WINGS OF ANU www.inquisitionbm.bandcamp.com/ 4. LEVIATHAN - MERGING WITH SWORD, ONTO THEM www.trvlvthn.bandcamp.com/

Track taken from their upcoming album The Arteries Of Heresy out autumn through Terratur Possessions and Dark Descent Records.

featuring contributions from this dork: https://soundcloud.com/arthurmcbarthur

not much to say about this. thumbnail originally by Kron. sprite by Nate

Radiance Outtro

this will be the last trap metal song I upload on my sound cloud for a while. original song - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hToP-N1AUm0

"WHAAAAT? AN UPDATE ALREADY? NOT EVEN A WEEK AFTER V1???" Yeah, the instrumentation in the brass section wasn't loud enough, so I added more instruments (And by that I mean more Brass Synth). Also I added more actual motifs than last time, all based off of the most memorable games the Game Grumps (Or just Arin) have played or talked about in the past. LEITMOTIFS ----------------- Lead: Ballad of the Goddess (Skyward Sword) [Modified] Square: The Silence of the Daylight (Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest) Brass: Your Reality (Doki Doki Literature Club) Harp: I Am All Of Me (Shadow the Hedgehog) [Slightly Modified] Slow OD: Knight of the Wind (Sonic and the Black Knight) That OD Thing Overtop of the Solo: Entirely Original BPM: 115 Key: D Minor (With A Lot Of Offkey)

To celebrate the returns of Exhumation, we present one two fuck you tribute to Canadian Death Dealer, SLAUGHTER. Drums by Mors Fallenlight Guitars by J Headkrusher Photograph taken by Hutdirty Maur Mixed & mastered by Bable Sagala Metallic Ass Recorded at Watchtower Studio

Taken from the full length "The Futile Fires Of Man" to be released late June. Irish Black Metal force Slidhr was formed in 2005 as the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Joseph Deegan, at the time one half of cult Black Metal group Myrkr. After exploring Dark Germanic Heathenism through Myrkr, Deegan envisioned Slidhr as an entity devoted to the inexorable destructive power harnessed by the indifferent forces of nature, and a vessel of his scorn for a plaguelike humanity unworthy of salvation. Throughout a career spanning thirteen years Slidhr has made its mark on the underground with its unique brand of Black Metal which is as creative and unpredictable as it is venomous and unrepentant. Upon formation Slidhr was quickly picked up by esteemed French label Debemur Morti, and the band’s early years saw a prolific string of releases which caused a stir among an increasingly zealous and revitalised Black Metal genre. In three years as many releases saw the light of day, first an eponymous demo and EP, before a split LP with compatriots Rebirth of Nefast was released on legendary french label End All Life Productions. In the coming years Slidhr bided it’s time in the shadows, slowly growing stronger and awaiting the moment to strike. Frequent collaborator Wann had at this point relocated to Iceland, and their ongoing collaboration led Joseph to come in contact with the burgeoning Icelandic Black Metal movement. Drummer Bjarni Einarsson was subsequently enlisted to provide his now renowned skill and finesse to the band. The first release of the revamped Slidhr lineup was debut full length album Deluge, a 10 track epic which saw the band’s sonic scope broaden significantly, further honing the alchemy between raging malice and daring experimentation. Following the release of Deluge, the connection to the Icelandic circle grew stronger, and a full live lineup was assembled featuring members of Sinmara and Rebirth of Nefast. Slidhr’s first concert appearance took place in 2015, marking a decade from the band’s formation, as the band performed at the revered Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, New York City alongside Sinmara, Volahn, One Tail, One Head and more. A maiden concert appearance in Slidhr’s native Ireland followed at Siege of Limerick in October. Also marking Slidhr’s ten year anniversary as a band was the Spit of the Apostate MLP, now on notorious Norwegian imprint Terratur Possessions. Slidhr then embarked on its first full tour in 2016, the Dimensional Nomads European Tour alongside Shrine of Insanabilis and Sinmara. 2016 also saw Slidhr perform at the inaugural Oration festival in Iceland, spearheaded by frequent collaborator Wann. Oration would become an annual event for the next three years with Slidhr taking part in all three renditions. Further festival appearances followed, among them Prague Death Mass, Caledonian Darkness in Glasgow, Scotland, and Inferno Festival in Norway, which has long since came to be regarded as an institution in extreme metal worldwide. The long awaited sophomore full length, "The Futile Fires Of Man", will finally be released the 20th of July. "The Futile Fires Of Man" sees Slidhr’s recording lineup expanded to a power trio, with Garðar S Jónsson of Sinmara and Almyrkvi taking the reins as bassist. A masterful labyrinthine journey through feverish and feral traditional Black Metal tinted with psychedelic progressive flourishes and nauseating tempo- and mood shifts, "The Futile Fires Of Man"* showcases Slidhr at its most ravenous and accomplished, claiming Slidhr’s stake firmly at the forefront of the modern Black Metal scene.

Annihilation is by @just_another_annihilation_update

Preview from our new single "Bleed 17-09" Recorded at Darkhouse Studios Mexico With Kim Carlsson as guest from the legendary bands Lifelover and Hypothermia. Soon to be revealed. Version un mastered, un Mixed, Raw edition.

Taken from the full length "The Futile Fires Of Man" to be released late June. Irish Black Metal force Slidhr was formed in 2005 as the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Joseph Deegan, at the time one half of cult Black Metal group Myrkr. After exploring Dark Germanic Heathenism through Myrkr, Deegan envisioned Slidhr as an entity devoted to the inexorable destructive power harnessed by the indifferent forces of nature, and a vessel of his scorn for a plaguelike humanity unworthy of salvation. Throughout a career spanning thirteen years Slidhr has made its mark on the underground with its unique brand of Black Metal which is as creative and unpredictable as it is venomous and unrepentant. Upon formation Slidhr was quickly picked up by esteemed French label Debemur Morti, and the band’s early years saw a prolific string of releases which caused a stir among an increasingly zealous and revitalised Black Metal genre. In three years as many releases saw the light of day, first an eponymous demo and EP, before a split LP with compatriots Rebirth of Nefast was released on legendary french label End All Life Productions. In the coming years Slidhr bided it’s time in the shadows, slowly growing stronger and awaiting the moment to strike. Frequent collaborator Wann had at this point relocated to Iceland, and their ongoing collaboration led Joseph to come in contact with the burgeoning Icelandic Black Metal movement. Drummer Bjarni Einarsson was subsequently enlisted to provide his now renowned skill and finesse to the band. The first release of the revamped Slidhr lineup was debut full length album Deluge, a 10 track epic which saw the band’s sonic scope broaden significantly, further honing the alchemy between raging malice and daring experimentation. Following the release of Deluge, the connection to the Icelandic circle grew stronger, and a full live lineup was assembled featuring members of Sinmara and Rebirth of Nefast. Slidhr’s first concert appearance took place in 2015, marking a decade from the band’s formation, as the band performed at the revered Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, New York City alongside Sinmara, Volahn, One Tail, One Head and more. A maiden concert appearance in Slidhr’s native Ireland followed at Siege of Limerick in October. Also marking Slidhr’s ten year anniversary as a band was the Spit of the Apostate MLP, now on notorious Norwegian imprint Terratur Possessions. Slidhr then embarked on its first full tour in 2016, the Dimensional Nomads European Tour alongside Shrine of Insanabilis and Sinmara. 2016 also saw Slidhr perform at the inaugural Oration festival in Iceland, spearheaded by frequent collaborator Wann. Oration would become an annual event for the next three years with Slidhr taking part in all three renditions. Further festival appearances followed, among them Prague Death Mass, Caledonian Darkness in Glasgow, Scotland, and Inferno Festival in Norway, which has long since came to be regarded as an institution in extreme metal worldwide. The long awaited sophomore full length, "The Futile Fires Of Man", will finally be released the 20th of July. "The Futile Fires Of Man" sees Slidhr’s recording lineup expanded to a power trio, with Garðar S Jónsson of Sinmara and Almyrkvi taking the reins as bassist. A masterful labyrinthine journey through feverish and feral traditional Black Metal tinted with psychedelic progressive flourishes and nauseating tempo- and mood shifts, "The Futile Fires Of Man"* showcases Slidhr at its most ravenous and accomplished, claiming Slidhr’s stake firmly at the forefront of the modern Black Metal scene.

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