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I checked out some of this Origin stuff, and... well...
I checked out some of this Origin stuff, and... well...
Most Brutal Band on Earth
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Kataklysm!
dont hurt me
dont hurt me
Cetanu
LOWTUNINGS!
Has anybody mentioned Wormed?
Meldville
THE DOCTOR OF DOOM
They certainly should have. Good to see someone else who appreciates this incredible band.
Cetanu
LOWTUNINGS!
I was at school earlier here is a neat Wormed tune.
Cancer
Gazzmask
caughtinamosh
SS.org-er
Opeth are pretty brutal... especially when they come out of their quiet interludes into the heaviest death metal passage ever ("Heir Apparent").
Bloodbath as well.
(bit of a Mikael Akerfeldt junkie here :L)
Bloodbath as well.
(bit of a Mikael Akerfeldt junkie here :L)
Unknown Doodl3.2
look at each other..
Gorguts is pretty fucking Brutal. You'll be hard pressed to find something more crushing than "From Wisdom to Hate" 
Strapping Young Lad, no one else can blend melody, good tunes and heavy tones and still sound like the heaviest thing ever and don't need to growl
+1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
couldnt agree with you more
Nick
Well-Known Member
while SLY are good and heavy i wouldnt term them 'brutal'
Aborted's Goremageddon album, THATS brutal
Aborted's Goremageddon album, THATS brutal
fuckingbrutal
New Member
waking the cadaver 
white chapel
bring me the horizon
annotations of an autopsy 
white chapel
bring me the horizon
annotations of an autopsy
sami
porkshop sammiches
Barry Manilow
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ire_works
Djent ,Djent ,Djent
anyone who beats out Steven Colbert for an emmy is definately brutal.
Godflesh
Ive taken a real liking to Justin Broadrick lately... just not his Napalm Death years...
Ive taken a real liking to Justin Broadrick lately... just not his Napalm Death years...
Mattmc74
Contributor
I'm not sure that either of these bands are the most brutal per se, but they still deserve to be mentioned IMO:
Nasum:
Granted, as Grind bands go, these swedish legends aren't the fastest or most detuned or guttural, but they really just do it for me. There is a really tangible sense of urgency and sincerity in the music, and that's what makes it so cool to me. The songwriting on "Shift" and "Helvete" is really dynamic and well thought out, and the vocals, while not very varied, sound so freakin' pissed off and straight from the gut.
Mieszko Talarczyk's vocals were by no means advanced or "brutal" per se, but you can really tell that this guy means every fucking word, since he's just screaming with every fiber of his being. Add to that the awesome riffs, and you have some good shit on your hands.
Also, there's good old Pig Destroyer. Scott Hull is just a freaking monster on guitar, he doesn't even NEED a bass player. Again, the songwriting and vocals are what makes it great for me. An album like "Terrifyer" just works so well as an album, and I absolutely love the vocals. While Mieszko is an angry young man with a cause, this guy just sounds like his entire existence is unraveled, and he is completely at the end of his tether. The sense of desperation and frustrated, pent-up rage really just grabs me by the throat from first listen. Love this band!
Also, I've recently gotten into a band called Watchmaker, and their "Erased From The Memory of Man". Holy fuck!
They really erase any doubt as to where Grindcore originated from. It is pretty much the most uncomprosingly pissed-off, brutal, ugly and chaotic mix of Crust-Punk, Black Metal riffs and sheer noise and Grind. Their vocalist also sounds like he's about the puke out his lungs any minute. No technical, guttural growls or piggy-vox here, no sir-ee... Just completely uninhibited, blind fury and utter, utter disgust with.. well, everything. He's just screaming his head off. Fantastic!
Nasum:
Granted, as Grind bands go, these swedish legends aren't the fastest or most detuned or guttural, but they really just do it for me. There is a really tangible sense of urgency and sincerity in the music, and that's what makes it so cool to me. The songwriting on "Shift" and "Helvete" is really dynamic and well thought out, and the vocals, while not very varied, sound so freakin' pissed off and straight from the gut.
Mieszko Talarczyk's vocals were by no means advanced or "brutal" per se, but you can really tell that this guy means every fucking word, since he's just screaming with every fiber of his being. Add to that the awesome riffs, and you have some good shit on your hands.
Also, there's good old Pig Destroyer. Scott Hull is just a freaking monster on guitar, he doesn't even NEED a bass player. Again, the songwriting and vocals are what makes it great for me. An album like "Terrifyer" just works so well as an album, and I absolutely love the vocals. While Mieszko is an angry young man with a cause, this guy just sounds like his entire existence is unraveled, and he is completely at the end of his tether. The sense of desperation and frustrated, pent-up rage really just grabs me by the throat from first listen. Love this band!
Also, I've recently gotten into a band called Watchmaker, and their "Erased From The Memory of Man". Holy fuck!
They really erase any doubt as to where Grindcore originated from. It is pretty much the most uncomprosingly pissed-off, brutal, ugly and chaotic mix of Crust-Punk, Black Metal riffs and sheer noise and Grind. Their vocalist also sounds like he's about the puke out his lungs any minute. No technical, guttural growls or piggy-vox here, no sir-ee... Just completely uninhibited, blind fury and utter, utter disgust with.. well, everything. He's just screaming his head off. Fantastic!
DeathRequest23
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behemoth and cannibal corpse. Behemoth scares me and i love it.
forelander
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