how do I get into death metal and is it different from Black metal?
>>129288329where do i find a vampire gf, and in what ways would she be hard to deal with?
>>129288329Try Deicide's first 4 albums.
>>129288329Just listen to the more pallettable stuff and the most mainstream bands then go from there.>differentYeah. Death metal is cookie monster screaming at the mic.Black metal is some banshee with crooning about something sad that happened into the mic .Death is the music a monster truck would write.Black is the music you would write if your grandma got run over by a monster truck
>>129288329This shit is so performative. It's no different than buying a cheap Spiderman costume on aliexpress and posting online about how you're so into wallclimbing and webslinging and making your whole identity this fucking manufactured pre-designed character
>>129288380Most of these women are very narcissistic and demanding, so yeah
>>129288329Its the same but with less style and less edge.dont, death metal is for poseurs. just get into black metal, /mu/ knows more about black metal anyway.
>>129288380Girl I currently have a crush on says she fantasizes about being a vampire.Should I make a move or run?
>>129288435make a move retard just fall in love, youth is fleeting
>>129288329death is aggressive, black is depressive
>>129288329Yes. Early Black Metal musicians thought Death Metal was too smooth and commercial. They wanted to make music that only the most devoted fans would stick with. Black Metal is an acquired taste while Death Metal is more immediately palatable. For Death Metal, I'd recommend starting at the source with, well, Death.
>>129288443Yeah you're right. I also want to be a vampire so we'd make a great couple
>>129288406what do narcissists want?
>>129288329start with deathrash
https://www.deathmetal.org/article/a-tentative-list-to-get-into-death-metal/Death metal is generally more lizard brained and labyrinthine than BM. I don't necessarily agree with some of the album choices, but the thought behind the sequencing is a good idea. If you are already into black metal, you could start with the DM bands that inspired a lot of the classic BM bands, as well as DM bands that have some similarities in attitude to BM:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5ftCJWnR0Qhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emSDcQ89Ne8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tl0NY36CMeUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq0rP0_yz74https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA7LSiz4qp8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plxcKb_Mpjghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScoGir1SgqI
I'd recommend that you have a solid understanding of most Metal music that predates Death Metal before you get into it.The earliest recording that most people label as "Death Metal" that I know of is the 1984 Death By Metal album by Mantas, who would go on to form Death then some members Massacre.Read on Wikipedia, Discogs, Encyclopedia Metallum, and sometimes Reddit to go chronologically from there. Occasionally you might find valuable info on Youtube through interviews and essays.For the early material of both Death and Black Metal, I'd say there are more similarities than not, and most of the difference lies in visual aesthetics and surrounding cultures of both genres.In my opinion, the Slayer albums "Hell Awaits" and "Reign In Blood" laid the groundwork for the vast majority of early a.k.a "OSDM" Death Metal music, and this era of Death Metal bears many similarities to them.Some other early notable releases that you might want to check out are as follows: Possessed - Seven Churches (1985)Nasty Savage - Nasty Savage (1985)Death - Scream Bloody Gore (1987)Necrophagia - Season Of The Dead (1987)I'd also recommend that you listen to much of what is labelled as "Extreme Metal" as well, as it was extremely influential to the aforementioned recordings. Venom, Celtic Frost, Hellhammer, Sarcafago, Sepultura (early), Discharge, and Repulsion for example. Many may disagree with my labeling of that list of bands as "Extreme Metal," though that is how I personally perceive it.Fun fact: There is significant confusion surrounding the name of the genre "Death Metal." Some believe the name of the genre came from the band Death, who many also believe invented the genre. Others cite the Possessed song "Death Metal" off of Seven Churches as the originator, and some believe it was created by the 1984 comp by Noise Records titled "Death Metal."Hope this is of aid, and that I'm not coming off as too much of a music snob LOL.
>>129288329every metal genre has like 5 good albums max
>>129288329>wake up>see thiswat do?
>>129291320I combat roll into the corner of my room from my bed, pick up my katana, unsheathe it, then get on one knee and profess lifelong service.
Listen to music
>>129291397based
>>129288406why? elaborate?
>>129288329I can only tell you about my experience with it as a person who went from hating it to really loving it. The answer is to just listen to a lot of acclaimed albums. Chances are you will absolutely hate most of them. Chances are you'll absolutely despise the vocals. But if you're anything like me, there will be something there that will continue to interest you. Something will click. Then you'll find yourself coming back to an album that you previously thought was the worst shit you've ever heard, and now you'll think it's one of the best albums you've ever heard. Go on RYM and just start listening to the albums listed as "best of all time". Just keep in mind that RYMtards have a particular taste, so while you'll find many of the most notable albums listed as recommended, they have a hate boner for some particular notable bands and their albums, like e.g. anything by Cannibal Corpse. To answer your second question, yes, death metal is different from black metal. Black metal had different phases and is very broad as a genre, but the typical sound tends to be lo-fi, the vocals are screechy, the guitar playing isn't overly virtuosic, but is still very fast and aggressive, utilizing e.g. tremolo picking higher on the guitar neck. The themes are usually about satanism, but also nature, paganism, or shit like lord of the rings. Death metal also is a wide genre. The playing tends to be chunkier. Also fast and aggressive, and a bit more virtuosic, although nothing crazy until you get to contemporary tech death. Stereotypical themes are more violent, demonic, and B horror movie. With tech death themes can get more philosophical or contemplative, but it depends on the band.
Best album to get into DM
>>129288386Fun... the word you're looking for is fun.Abbath's a cretinous drunk, but he gets it, and he always has.
>>129290232You're allowed to not like things. Nobody's holding a gun to your head and demanding you carve SLAYER into your left forearm with a nail file.
>>129288329There's quite a bit of crossover, but Death tends to be generally lower pitched, and more focused on horror of some kind - violence and gore, poorly performed reanimation, the Lovecraftian horror of being an insignificant part of a much larger, uncaring universe. There are many subgenres with a lot of diverse sounds - some very shreddy or progressive melodically or rhythmically, some very monotonously abusive (2 step, as fast as possible, fuck tonality, and go), some very focused on melody and hooks.Black tends to be more screechy as far as vocals, guitar tone, and general production goes - not always the case. It tends more toward evil - Satanism from a Christian standpoint / anti-religion for antagonisms sake, psychological torture of the self or others, how evil the world is to the individual, how nature prefers the cold blooded people of the north, and Christian interlopers could never understand. There are subgenres and waves, but there's usually a more punk aesthetic to the production - shitty lo fi is more kvlt. Playing tightly is for poseurs. There's also a lot more of a cult (kvlt) of personality around it, where some people start taking shit and themselves way too seriously. Black works way better in ambient and drony ways than death.As for getting into it, the band Death is a good starting point. Chuck and friends laid a lot of groundwork for a lot of different subgenres - melodeth, tech, etc.
>>129288380Start doing this
>>129288329>is it differentYou know it is, dumbass.
>>129292933my problem isn't looks it's autism. i need to know where to find them in order to practice.
>>129288329>>129292933>picposers
>>129296665yeah but you can fuck the poser
fuck off we are full
>>129296665posers you say?
>>129296665how about you pose on my dick
>>129288329get into death metal if you are a retardget into black metal if you are a troon
>>129296980So that the Dave Davidsons and Bård Eithuns can raise their eyebrows?
>>129296980what about slam and technical death metal?
>>129297174retarded troons and retarded troons with glasses?
>>129297189older tech death was made by good musicians before it polluted itself on itself like chatGPT, thus attracting troons.
Falses can't get into slam, and that's fine.
>>129288329>is it different from black metalretard>how do I get into death metallisten to considered dead OR leprosy OR the IVth crusade at full volume in your car while driving over the limit
>>129297198I was joking. New(er) tech death has some pretty interesting shit when it's not just circle jerking.
>>129288329Death metal has a thicker guitar tone and lower pitched vocals
>>129290213Necrophagia are local cats
>>129290213I don't know if Sarcofago just happened to find all the right buttons at the right time, or if they were actually way more influential than anyone really gives them credit for, but they're a serious touchstone for both Black and Death metal.
>>129292717Yeah but trveheads have every album
>>129290232Oh shut up
>>129290232Based tranny post
Its like black metal but less punk influence. More guys in tank tops high fiving eachother. I like this album
>>129288386>This shit is so performativeWow what a fucking insight
>>129288329listen to morbid angel and incantation's first albums and then darkthrone and burzum and you should grasp the difference. pretty obivous
>>129288413which is the one with the pig squeals?
>>129292249This, and left hand path by entombed and dark recollections by carnage, that early swedish death metal sound was so keyed.
>>129288329Do as >>129288383 said, there's no shame in listening to bands that people here would call unoriginal and derivative if you have no prior experience with the genre.
>>129299359That's crunkcore, which neither punk nor metal wants to own.
>>129288329feel like this is almost certainly bait post but whatever i feel like responding anywayyes its obviously different. imo black metal is generally more atmospheric and has a 'muddier' sound (dont mean that in a bad way - always it varies anyway). death metal seems to be more focused on riffs & technicality, more "precise", less atmospheric. i dont know any technical shit about music at all this is just the feelings i get from listening to both.as for getting into them, I would reccomend simply Death - especially the album Symbolic, its the best sounding demonstration of death metal I think, fursonally. I honestly haven't found a lot of death metal that isn't Death that sounds good to me - but Control Denied came close.honestly if anyone has any death metal reccs for me based on me liking symbolic i'd love to hear them because im always trying to find more death metal i like but i never end up finding anything good.
Listen to Altars of Madness. If you don't like it, listen to it again until you do. If you never do, death metal's not for you.
>>129299498There's no shame in listening to anything that anyone on /mu/ shits on. If you like it, enjoy it. Everyone else around here are just people, and some prove time and time again that their ears, brain, and fingers aren't all connected properly.
>>129288413black metal is low T, death is high T + ur not white
>>129288329Black is more melodic, death is more rhythmic hence no actual tourist death metal exists. Listen to morbid angel
>>129288329Death metal is better. Black is for suicidal people.
>>129288329there is some overlap between the two, but in general>black metalhigh pitched tortured screams, tremolo picking, focus on atmosphere, typically lo-fi production, dark and melancholichttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfBmYfnjLho>death metallow pitched growling, less focus on atmosphere, production can be hi-fi, a lot of bands focus on virtuosity and skills (technical death metal)popular entry level example (on the proggy side): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTPuVK0OKds
>>129301161Black metal can and should have high production
>>129301247I'll agree with can but I don't feel strongly about should.
>>129299359Wigger slam, actually a good genre
>>129301247it's more common nowadays for surebut still when people think stereotypical black metal, they think lo-fi as fuck like the classics
>>129301486I recorded my album with a pair of busted sony headphones wired backward to a vinyl cutter armed with a dull pencil and a plastic dinner plate... Then I killed the producer for being Christian/swarthy/LGBBQ enough to let me do that.
>>129289332Imprecation and Infester first up, patrician as fuck>>129292249Yeah I guess
they're polar opposites. i love black metal and fucking despise death metal
