While the raw speed and note density can be daunting, the songs are structured in a way that keeps you from being overwhelmed it’s not as chaotic as it might sound at first blush. Serocs do just that, and they set about it in an extraordinarily violent fashion. Sometimes you just need a band that comes in and techs all over the place.
Vampira: Disciple of Chaos by The Beast of Nod Just a thoroughly satisfying listen through and through.
#BEST DEATH METAL ALBUMS 2018 FULL#
The music itself sounds like the product of a Protest the Hero/ The Mantle collaboration it’s full of instrumental theatrics, but it defines itself through its upbeat atmosphere. From the album’s absurd concept to its bouncy riffs and even the bright and colorful cover art, it just oozes fun. There isn’t a whole lot of technical music out there you can throw on as feel-good background jams, but that happens to be one of Vampira’s biggest strengths. The Beast of Nod – Vampira: Disciple of Chaos So without any further ado, here are my favorite tech death albums of 2018*:
I’m not going to include anything featured on my list from yesterday the idea is to cover as much ground as possible, and double-listing kind of defeats the purpose. This year was particularly difficult, so I’m going to take this opportunity to do something I’ve never done before and fire off my top ten favorite tech death albums of 2018. My biggest gripe with creating year-end “best of” lists entirely has to do with how limiting it is I listen to a lot of metal of every variety, so trying to choose just 10 as the “best” or whatever is excruciating. It’s list season, baby, and I’m going to milk it for all it’s worth.
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