RexKeltoi

I dig it, vocals remind me of Candlemass 
In Nomine Satanas - Venom 7" version

Riot - Outlaw
Always loved playing this one on guitar 

NP: Crypt Sermon - The Stygian Rose
▶︎ The Stygian Rose | Crypt Sermon (bandcamp.com)

I'm trying to figure out whether I like this guys vocal technique or not. He's got a serious belt to him and it seems like he really sells his performance with that, but hearing how uneven he is when he punches the whiskey-rasp near the top almost sounds like he has a cold or something almost like later Rob Lowe. I couldn't say whether you could sustain a voice like that over a longer career. We all lose a little bit of sustain as we age, but I've heard plenty of vocalists that don't seem to take proper care with their pipes. All it takes is a listen to the Kiuas albums right after Spirit of Ukko to understand just how much you can lose without proper care. Still the man's in fine form here so I guess I should be happy with what I get.

Terrorizer - World Downfall

Rollins Band - Come In And Burn

Exodus - "Shovel Headed Kill Machine"
Metallica - "72 Seasons"
Judas Priest - "Firepower"
Judas Priest - "Invincible Shield"

KXM - KXM (George Lynch of Dokken, Doug Pinnick of King's X, and Ray Luzier of Korn). Solid hard rock.
 

Metallica - Master of Puppets (1986)
As a teenager at the time of its release, I spent my entire summer alternating between listening to this album and Ozzy Osbourne's The Ultimate Sin. Over time, I abandoned Ozzy... 😁
 

Annihilator - In Command (1990)
 

Battle Of Waterloo - Running Wild

Battle Of Waterloo - Running Wild

Dust Bolt - Violent Demolition

Dr Living Dead - Cosmic Conqueror

Obituary - Inked In Blood

Exhorder - Mourn The Southern Skies

Exodus - Exhibit B: The Human Condition (2010)
 

Kreator - Flag of Hate (EP) (1986)
 

Saw them on the Restless and Wild tour, fantastic show, haven't seen them live with the new singer but it would probably be lit, if I had the cash in hand I would go.🤘 

If this were a full length with a label backing or promoting it (and presumably connections to other metal bands they could hire a sellsword drummer from for a day or two) I would be less willing to let the issue slide. Muhammed Suicmez (of Necrophagist) has been on record saying that using machine drumming in Onset of Putrefaction was a massive mistake, and I can understand why. Thankfully the material on display more than makes up for it. We'll see how things go for this band when the guy presumably starts working on a full length.
Darkened - Defilers of the Light
▶︎ Defilers of the Light | Darkened | Edged Circle Productions (bandcamp.com)

Little too close to modern Behemoth for me, but at least it seems there's no electronica filler (looking at you Zos Kia Cultus) tracks, and these guys are a little handier with a lead or two in their songs. Plus it's not necessarily a bad thing to capture the energy of one of extreme metals institutional bands. Just gets a little harder to stand out is all.

Accept - "Stalingrad"
Accept - "Blood of the Nations"
Accept - "Humanoid"
Accept - "Too Mean to Die"
Love these legends!

Voivod - Killing Technology (1987)
 

Ten Ton Slug - Colossal Oppressor 

White Zombie - Welcome to Planet Motherfucker 

Exciter - Iron Dogs
Local guys, seen them in the early 80's

Thrashquatch - Axe To Inherit