Prog Death Fusion?

Did someone ask for Death Metal Horns!? (Sax?) . . .

That is some pretty good sax, which for me makes a pretty good song

The Block wrote: It would be pretty awesome exept for the fact that Chuck is dead, and i don't know about Miles Davis.

He's dead too. R.I.P... those are two awesome musicians that I'll never get to see live...

^ That just gave me an interesting thought, Brian.

What the hell would a band with Chuck Schuldiner, Roine Stolt, and Miles Davis sound like?

Carcass' "Necroticism" - a masterpiece and certainly qualifies as prog death metal :-)

Also, check out the Danish 90 underground death metal act Cyanotic. They were more of a melodic death metal act, but their early stuff was also kind of prog - especially a track called "Eclipsed Existence". Check out their Myspace page and scroll down towards the last tracks in the player.

http://www.myspace.com/cyanoticdk

Holy Crap!

I stumped UMUR!!!??? Wow! . . . thats kind of an honour .
. . . By the way, Martyr and Theory in Practice are awesome!


Edited by MAVIIIVAM - 06 Sep 2010 at 3:46am

I say YES to Prog Death Fusion!

Okay Math Lab Students! Are you readddy teww rrrRRRochh!

. . . yeah me too.

So yeah, again, I'm gonna' put these up with a List of other Tech-Thrash/Death/Math Metal
mad scientists when I have less projects to work on, so bare with me as the goal will be
before 2113 (Thats when the Solar Federation has been destroyed).

This will be Part 1 because I have a HUGE list (I'm sticking with the Death Metal theme
here, or what was considered Death Metal the time it was released).
Note: These are in various degrees and styles of "Technicality", listeners aggression is
advised.  Also, some these have multiple styles of vocals.
Give yourselves some time to listen throughout a song, because moods change
throughout any given track, especially for bands you may have heard of or checked out
before but never got the "whole picture", sit back and enjoy the technical carnage.

PART I  (In no order):

1. Necrophagist (2004):


2. Meshuggah (1995):


3. Rosicrusian (1994):


4. Extol (2000):

(these guys were very much ahead of their time, 4 to 5 different
vocal styles from "1" singer and . . . Christians from Norway!)

5. Mourning Sign (1996):


6. Loudblast (1993):


7. Special Defects (1997):


8. Carcass ("Necroticism" to "Heartwork" era) (1993):


9. Sabbat (u.k.) (More-so "Dreamweaver") (1989):

(Probably  one of the 1st Thrash/Death Metal bands to add Pagan/Folk
with technicality.  Also the "Shakespearian/Dickens" Old English lyrics
are unmatched since John Arch's unique lyrics w/Fates Warning!)

10. Oppressor (1996):

(One of the MOST overlooked great Tech-Math/Death Metal bands!
Now we have some great bands from the past few years doing what
Oppressor did more than a decade('s) ago).

11. Darkane (2001):


Okay thats Part 1, I'll work on Part 2 when more folks put up more or if I killed the Thread .



. . . till next time  



Edited by MAVIIIVAM - 06 Sep 2010 at 3:44am

UMUR wrote: Ingenium - 2nd Sun in the Eclipse

Couldn't find them on MMA yet.

Lots of very good suggestions! Thanks, everyone. 

Obscura: "Cosmogenesis"

It's tech and kind of progressive - there are some baroque tendencies and their bass player is a flamengo jazz bassist who also performed in Pestilence's "Spheres". There's not a lot of jazz influence, but it surely qualifies as progressive death metal.