Latest album you've listened to.

[Eros TBA]

Far 'Water&Solutions'

[God]

Hacktivist 'Outside The Box'

[Atomic]

Show Me The Body - Corpus I

[fireflyry]

Johnny Booth - The Bronze Age

[God]

1 • Chase & Status • RTRN II JUNGLE

[mono]

Knocked Loose - A Different Shade Of Blue (amazing!)

[LG95]

Knocked Loose - A Different Shade Of Blue (amazing!)

Great record. They nailed it with this one.

[RoyalDeftonicBoy]

Korn - The Nothing

At least that's what I thought it was Korn.......LOL

[LG95]

Code Orange - Underneath

[Oldnewtype]

Code Orange - Underneath

Funny, that's what I came here to say. Reminds me of the same feeling I got from so many other amazing albums I discovered here.

[LG95]

It's an amazing album.

[RoyalDeftonicBoy]

The Black Dahlia Murder - Verminous

10/10 This is the best they have sounded since everblack, a complete furious album from start to finish, best song imho Sunless Empire.

[endstand]

Ex:Re - Ex:Re (2018)

[RoyalDeftonicBoy]

Trivium - What The Dead Men Say

Excellent!

[God]

Killah Priest - Journey to the Planet of the God's (2020)

[faded_morning]

[LG95]

Jaye Jayle - Prisyn

[DeftonesNZ]

A local band just released their first EP, I first heard about these guys when they were on the lineup for a smaller gig in my city. The venue was basically a big basement and these guys sounded massive compared to the other bands, I think they were only a 3 piece aswell.

Their style is pretty cool, it's kind of shoegazey but has heaviness and groove, kind of reminiscent of Hum in certain ways. Might have some elements Deftones fans might like.

Seems like vocals are kind of secondary, they are basically used as another instrumental low as they  sit very low in the mix even live but I kind of like the dissonance of it.

Highlights for me are  "Idle" and "Bottom of the Pile" though "Verandah" is sneaking up there.

https://landlordsnz.bandcamp.com/releases

[LG95]

Thirtieth anniversary of Heaven Or Las Vegas by Cocteau Twins so I'm listening to that.

[LG95]

Napalm Death - Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism