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Dear Brothers,

this topic is self-explanatory. Metal (and metal-related) bands (famous, obscure, unknown...) in your country/region/area that you feel like recommending to other fellow Metalheads!

I'm Italian so here's my list divided per decades as concerns Italy, along with some personal anedoctes where possible ? Hope you enjoy it!

- 1960s-70s

Jacula - Progressive Rock, Occult Rock (Italy - Milan?)
Always been mysterious, their leader and founder Antonio Bartoccetti seems to have passed away recently, thus bringing with him the secret. They are indicated by many as the first act ever to deal with esoteric and occult themes and to bring a dark gothic doom sound into the world of late 60's rock and progressive. Their first album "In Cauda Semper Stat Venenum" seems to have been released in the second half of the sixties only to be played during esoteric and messianic gatherings, unfortunately today only the 2001 reissue seems to be available. Be truth or fantasy, I always felt proud of the fact that Jacula is a project conceived and developed in Italy, perhaps the country at that time less suitable for this type of sound and subjects.
A similar project in the late 60s can only be found in my opinion in the US band Coven with their debut album 'Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls' (it also contains probably the first Black Mass ever recorded on disc), but the sound of Jacula looks much darker and gothic and with extensive use of organ. By the way, little digression, the first song of Coven's debut album is entitled Black Sabbath, the bassist's name was Greg 'Oz' Osborne ... coincidences?

Le Orme - Progressive Rock (Italy - Venice)
Fantastic Progressive Rock band from Venice (my town) in the late 60s and early 70s, at the time much more famous and appreciated abroad than in Italy, the same fate that PFM had years later (they were the first Italian rock band to tour extensively the United States). The great Peter Hammil of Van Der Graf Generator adored Le Orme and translated in English their lyrics. I'm a lover but I admit not a big connoisseur of the progressive scene, but I consider Le Orme's 1973 album 'Felona and Sorona', one of the highest peaks of the entire prog rock genre. Le Orme is a band still active.

Always in the 70s Italian Prog Rock scene, but with heavier sounds, I recommend you to check out Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Museo Rosembach and Il Rovescio della Medaglia (their 1973 song "Alzo un Muro Elettrico" is really Heavy Metal!).


- 1970s.

Death SS - Heavy Metal, Horror Metal (Italy - Florence)
Going back to esotericism, occult and why not, satanism, Death SS from Florence and Le Marche region is an Italian band that I absolutely recommend. They were already doing in 1977 what many bands do nowadays in terms of music, lyrics and show, something really unbelievable for Italy at the time! Definitely among the creators of horror / shock metal and of shows and stage performances (face painting, skulls, blood etc...) we can see today in the Black Metal scene. 'The Story of Death SS 1977-1984' was the first Italian Metal record I bought back in 1988. I definetely prefer this one which contians their early rough works, and refer to the years of the satanic occult dualism of band members and mastermind Steve Silvester / Paul Chain. They changed a lot in following years but are still today a fantastic live act anyway!


- 1980s.

Necrodeath - Thrash, Speed, Black (Italy - Genoa).
One day in the previous life (early July 2019) I was at Rock The Castle, one of the most important summer Metal Festivals in Italy. By mid-afternoon we were all waiting for Phil Anselmo & The Illegals, following on stage Necrodeath, Onslaught and Overkill who played before. Old good Phil Anselmo shows up, greets everyone and says the following words: "I feel honored to play after Necrodeath, Black Metal before Black Metal".
I must say that I had never listened to Necrodeath with due attention before last July, but thinking about what they did in 1987 ("Into The Macabre" album) and above all where they did it (Italy) made me shiver and made me proud! How proud we all were that day, after the words of Phil Anselmo!
After this special mention for Necrodeath, I also recently re-discovered and recommend other great Italian extreme bands of the 80s such as Schizo and Bulldozer, widely considered seminal all over Europe.

As concerns the 80s check out also Raw Power (hardcore punk, crossover), Strana Officina (Heavy Metal), Dark Quarterer (Heavy Metal, Epic Metal, Progressive).


Alex Masi - Guitar Hero (Italy - Venice).
In the eighties while overseas Hard Rock and Heavy Metal were exploding in all their sub-genres and becoming mainstream, in Italy Metal was exclusively underground. Here in Venice there was a band that emerged above all the others: Dark Lord, they played pure Heavy Metal, they released some acclaimed demo tapes and singles, some you can now find on Youtube. Dark Lord guitarist was Alex Masi, an incredible talent! In 1986 he left friends and band mates and moved to Los Angeles, one of the few Italian musicians to do it and the only one I can recall... who actually made it!
In a few years he became a guitar hero in the hard rock and heavy metal scene, like his contemporaries Satriani, Vai, Malmsteen, Impellitteri, Kuni etc.
Today Alex Masi still lives and works in Los Angeles and is considered one of the best guitarists in the world, he can play anything at the highest levels, from metal to fusion, from classical music to blues ... I see him a lot and when he's back in Venice for visiting, he lives 10 minutes walk from my house!!!
I can't say we are friends, but we have common acquaintances and we often meet around town as we basically go to the same places. Highly recommended anyway if you love guitar or you are a guitarist!

 

- 1990s.

Lacuna Coil - Gothic Metal (Italy - Milan).
I lived in Milan for all the nineties, the number 1 city in Italy if you loved Heavy Metal!
At the time I used to attend all the places for the true metal fans in town: the Midnight, the Revenge, the Transilvanya, the Rock Planet, the Factory, the glorious Rock FM (first Hard & Heavy radio in Italy). Among those who frequented these places there were also them, the members of Lacuna Coil who I saw countless times in the 90s.
I must confess that I don't follow them much, but I know that today Lacuna Coil is the most famous Italian Heavy Metal band in the world! So I cannot but recommend them if you love the genre, in particular their first albums in the 90s. Glad to have known them and to have witnessed their birth and rise in those days! We were young and wild and free ?

As concerns the 90s check out also Extrema (Thrash/Groove Metal) and our "holy trinity" of Power Metal Rhapsody of Fire, Domine, Labyrinth.

 

- Today.

Messa - Doom Metal (Italy - Venice - Padua).
I strongly believe Messa is in this moment one of the biggest Doom Metal bands around, with a future that can only be radiant. I always thought of a legendary line that united the first Black Sabbath (at least until Sabbath Bloody Sabbath) with the first Candlemass (up to Nightfall).
Today Messa is added to this line (of mine), which now tells:
Black Sabbath - Candlemass - Messa.
Highly recommended!
P.s. Check out on Youtube their fantastic 11 minutes video they made in 2019 here in Venice for their song "She Knows" !

As concerns 2000s check out the fantastic parody band Nanowar of Steel (Heavy Metal, Power Metal, Folk Metal and many other things...) and our "holy trinity" of Death Metal Fleshgod Apocalypse, Hour of Penance, Sadist.

Ciao!

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Australian bands:

Amagon - thrashy death metal. (I'm vocalist)

Miazma - death metal

Earth Rot - deathened black metal

Idle Ruin - blackened thrash

Vexation - thrash / death metal

Eternal Rest - death metal

The Plague - Swedish death metal

Werewolves - grind/black/death

Rise Of Avernus - gothic/doom/death

Odius - thrash

Damaged - grind

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Scotland - Alestorm and Gloryhammer. The first of which have about 6 albums and are in the Scottish Pirate Metal genre, or at least that's what I call them. They are definitely more understood from a Scottish citizen's point of view. But they are fun

21 hours ago, Yowie said:

Australian bands:

Amagon - thrashy death metal. (I'm vocalist)

Miazma - death metal

Earth Rot - deathened black metal

Idle Ruin - blackened thrash

Vexation - thrash / death metal

Eternal Rest - death metal

The Plague - Swedish death metal

Werewolves - grind/black/death

Rise Of Avernus - gothic/doom/death

Odius - thrash

Damaged - grind

Have you heard Bulletbelt? A sort of thrashy death metal band.  I'm sure they are from Australia. Rise Of The Banshee and Nine Centuries are great albums but are with a now former singer. Not too hot on their new lineup. I discovered them on the soundtrack to the indie movie Deathgasm

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On 1/18/2021 at 6:27 AM, Yowie said:

Australian bands:

Amagon - thrashy death metal. (I'm vocalist)

Miazma - death metal

Earth Rot - deathened black metal

Idle Ruin - blackened thrash

Vexation - thrash / death metal

Eternal Rest - death metal

The Plague - Swedish death metal

Werewolves - grind/black/death

Rise Of Avernus - gothic/doom/death

Odius - thrash

Damaged - grind

Definitely next on my list of priorities is test out that new drill at work, goes through concrete like butter hopefully ? and listen to some of your amagon music. Cool. 

Yowie have you posted any of your music on this site. 

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On 1/19/2021 at 1:56 PM, StefSabbath said:

Have you heard Bulletbelt? A sort of thrashy death metal band.  I'm sure they are from Australia. Rise Of The Banshee and Nine Centuries are great albums but are with a now former singer. Not too hot on their new lineup. I discovered them on the soundtrack to the indie movie Deathgasm

Nah, I'm pretty sure I haven't heard them. But will check them out. 

5 hours ago, blaaacdoommmmfan said:

Definitely next on my list of priorities is test out that new drill at work, goes through concrete like butter hopefully ? and listen to some of your amagon music. Cool. 

Yowie have you posted any of your music on this site. 

I think I did post it somewhere on here before. Here's a link, anyway https://amagon.bandcamp.com/album/cremated-enemy

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18 hours ago, Yowie said:

Nah, I'm pretty sure I haven't heard them. But will check them out. 

I think I did post it somewhere on here before. Here's a link, anyway https://amagon.bandcamp.com/album/cremated-enemy

Thanks ? oh I mean ????

Okay so this one is quite cool. Ian Gillen from deep purple.ok there not metal music as such but I think it could be argued they  laid some of the foundations for metal but that's not mission of the post. In short Ian Gillen has holiday house  in same sea side  town where my grandparents have there flat. I hoped to see him on the Cobb pier one foggy day singing flat out smoke on the water. Would have been amazing but never happened. Maybe this year ???  

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On 1/19/2021 at 1:56 PM, StefSabbath said:

Scotland - Alestorm and Gloryhammer. The first of which have about 6 albums and are in the Scottish Pirate Metal genre, or at least that's what I call them. They are definitely more understood from a Scottish citizen's point of view. But they are fun

Have you heard Bulletbelt? A sort of thrashy death metal band.  I'm sure they are from Australia. Rise Of The Banshee and Nine Centuries are great albums but are with a now former singer. Not too hot on their new lineup. I discovered them on the soundtrack to the indie movie Deathgasm

I had a listen to Bulletbelt. Not bad.

They are from New Zealand

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I'm from Bulgaria but I don't listen to Bulgarian music much. There is one that I prefer above all others but they're more like rock music with some metal elements - Obraten Efekt. And also Akashti Djudjeta (which translates as something like "Pooping Gnomes").

As for specifically metal, there is one with some good music:

 

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On 1/22/2021 at 9:57 PM, Valso said:

I'm from Bulgaria but I don't listen to Bulgarian music much. There is one that I prefer above all others but they're more like rock music with some metal elements - Obraten Efekt. And also Akashti Djudjeta (which translates as something like "Pooping Gnomes").

As for specifically metal, there is one with some good music:

 

What a band name shitting gnomes. Ouch. That's extreme ??? 

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13 hours ago, blaaacdoommmmfan said:

What a band name shitting gnomes. Ouch. That's extreme ??? 

That's the whole idea of the name - to point out they're singing about (literally) bullsh*t and vulgar stuff. The chorus of the song I posted roughly translates like this (in female gender which I can't translate because English language doesn't have a gender when you're addressing someone and Bulgarian does have a gender):

You're horrific and look like a robot
You're horrific, creepy spectre
You're horrific and have a long trunk*
You're a nightmare!

* as in the elephant's nose

 

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On 1/18/2021 at 7:27 AM, Yowie said:

Australian bands:

Amagon - thrashy death metal. (I'm vocalist)

Just listened to Devils Spawn on Youtube, really a great track Yowie! My congrats and keep on thrashing, yeaahhhhh!

On 1/22/2021 at 10:57 PM, Valso said:

I'm from Bulgaria but I don't listen to Bulgarian music much. There is one that I prefer above all others but they're more like rock music with some metal elements - Obraten Efekt. And also Akashti Djudjeta (which translates as something like "Pooping Gnomes").

As for specifically metal, there is one with some good music:

 

Thanks for sharing Valso ??

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On 1/19/2021 at 4:56 AM, StefSabbath said:

Scotland - Alestorm and Gloryhammer. The first of which have about 6 albums and are in the Scottish Pirate Metal genre, or at least that's what I call them. They are definitely more understood from a Scottish citizen's point of view. But they are fun

Thanks for sharing StefSabbath ??... and yes, I'm a huge Sabbath fan too, maybe one of the biggest in Italy ?♠️

On 1/21/2021 at 12:05 AM, blaaacdoommmmfan said:

Okay so this one is quite cool. Ian Gillen from deep purple.ok there not metal music as such but I think it could be argued they  laid some of the foundations for metal but that's not mission of the post. In short Ian Gillen has holiday house  in same sea side  town where my grandparents have there flat. I hoped to see him on the Cobb pier one foggy day singing flat out smoke on the water. Would have been amazing but never happened. Maybe this year ???  

Great story man... if you manage to see Ian Gillian this year... take a picture with him and share here ??

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5 hours ago, Ludo said:

Thanks for sharing StefSabbath ??... and yes, I'm a huge Sabbath fan too, maybe one of the biggest in Italy ?♠️

Great story man... if you manage to see Ian Gillian this year... take a picture with him and share here ??

It would be good. Maybe wouldn't recognize him. As he's always 70s Gillen to me. What a legendary singer though even if deep purple is not  completely metal.

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On 20/01/2021 at 4:43 AM, Yowie said:

Nah, I'm pretty sure I haven't heard them. But will check them out. 

I think I did post it somewhere on here before. Here's a link, anyway https://amagon.bandcamp.com/album/cremated-enemy

Cheers yowie for the link to your music. You've got an impressive range of roars. I can do just the a couple of roars. The musics good too but not had much listen so far. Cremated enemy is a brilliant title. Think alot of people can relate to that especially after you've been wronged,  punisher has loyal following because when required he nearly always gets revenge.

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On 1/26/2021 at 11:08 PM, blaaacdoommmmfan said:

Also local band to me was raging speedhorn. There a heavy metal band from Corby which is not far from my child hood home. Not listened to them but they've played a few big festivals in there time such as reading and download. 

I've heard of Raging Speedhorn but don't know them either... btw I lived for 1 year not very far from Corby, in Nottingham ? it was a life ago, in 1999

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On 28/01/2021 at 8:38 AM, Ludo said:

I've heard of Raging Speedhorn but don't know them either... btw I lived for 1 year not very far from Corby, in Nottingham ? it was a life ago, in 1999

Prob about time we gave them a listen then eh ?

Also Ozzy Osbourne and randy roads are legends to me  and went to a wedding at the place where blizzard of Oz was recorded. It's a shame there not doing  recording there . 

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8 hours ago, blaaacdoommmmfan said:

Prob about time we gave them a listen then eh ?

Also Ozzy Osbourne and randy roads are legends to me  and went to a wedding at the place where blizzard of Oz was recorded. It's a shame there not doing  recording there . 

Quoting myself is crazy ? but didn't fully write message. There's loads of big names who recorded at the studio including paradise lost for Draconian album. I just remember all the gold records on the walls. Most of it was not great music such as Sade ? but yeah it was funny going to wedding for my cousin and finding out Ozzy was here recording a classic album with randy roads all those years ago, probably getting smashed on whisky. Oh Ozzy ? 

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On 1/28/2021 at 6:54 AM, blaaacdoommmmfan said:

Cheers yowie for the link to your music. You've got an impressive range of roars. I can do just the a couple of roars. The musics good too but not had much listen so far. Cremated enemy is a brilliant title. Think alot of people can relate to that especially after you've been wronged,  punisher has loyal following because when required he nearly always gets revenge.

Thanks ?

Are you in a band at the moment?

The Cremated Enemy song I believe originally started out as a revenge song, but the former singer had no lyrics for it so I had to get some done quickly. I had some lyrics I'd written before joining Amagon which are political  / about corruption in war and weapons manufacturing that I felt still fit the title, so they got used for that song. 

On 1/26/2021 at 3:49 AM, Ludo said:

Just listened to Devils Spawn on Youtube, really a great track Yowie! My congrats and keep on thrashing, yeaahhhhh!

Thank you ? ?

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On 04/02/2021 at 6:21 AM, Yowie said:

Thanks ?

Are you in a band at the moment?

The Cremated Enemy song I believe originally started out as a revenge song, but the former singer had no lyrics for it so I had to get some done quickly. I had some lyrics I'd written before joining Amagon which are political  / about corruption in war and weapons manufacturing that I felt still fit the title, so they got used for that song. 

Thank you ? ?

I bought your album so have been rocking out to it a few times. It's got such good production too. It's really  impressive. I reckon you could charge more for it as I paid more than minimum price. Re album It kind of reminds me a bit of that Gothenburg sound in places. Do you know what I mean. In flames those sort of bands. It's only parts of it though.still what vocals. Really good. 

Are you still in this band?

Also Do you do any warm ups with your vocals as I've heard it can help.i only do metal singing in the car when I'm driving tired ?

 re the name that makes complete sense. Cremated enemy about war and political stuff. Thanks for info.

im in no band at moment. Although may end up doing some music with my mate on zoom. I know it sounds crazy and probably is ?Just for fun music though tbh. Not your level. 

 

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On 2/7/2021 at 3:18 AM, blaaacdoommmmfan said:

I bought your album so have been rocking out to it a few times. It's got such good production too. It's really  impressive. I reckon you could charge more for it as I paid more than minimum price. Re album It kind of reminds me a bit of that Gothenburg sound in places. Do you know what I mean. In flames those sort of bands. It's only parts of it though.still what vocals. Really good. 

Are you still in this band?

Also Do you do any warm ups with your vocals as I've heard it can help.i only do metal singing in the car when I'm driving tired ?

 re the name that makes complete sense. Cremated enemy about war and political stuff. Thanks for info.

im in no band at moment. Although may end up doing some music with my mate on zoom. I know it sounds crazy and probably is ?Just for fun music though tbh. Not your level. 

 

Thanks heaps for purchasing the album :)

It's definitely got that melodic style in places. Yeah, I'm still in the band. We have written some new material that's heavier. Haven't got to recording it yet. I think you might find one of the newer songs of YouTube if you searched Amagon, Stop The Insane. There's some footage from a gig someone got with their phone. So it's not the greatest quality, but it'll give you an example of the newer material. 

I usually try to do some warm ups just before singing by doing some growls and screams, but not at full volume. I have found drinking something warm can be helpful too. 

I'm hoping to a side project of some more faster death / grind stuff. I'll keep you posted. 

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On 2/19/2021 at 7:59 AM, Yowie said:

Thanks heaps for purchasing the album :)

It's definitely got that melodic style in places. Yeah, I'm still in the band. We have written some new material that's heavier. Haven't got to recording it yet. I think you might find one of the newer songs of YouTube if you searched Amagon, Stop The Insane. There's some footage from a gig someone got with their phone. So it's not the greatest quality, but it'll give you an example of the newer material. 

I usually try to do some warm ups just before singing by doing some growls and screams, but not at full volume. I have found drinking something warm can be helpful too. 

I'm hoping to a side project of some more faster death / grind stuff. I'll keep you posted. 

Yowie good to hear from you. 

I've listened more to the cremated enemy  album and it's more death metal for me. Real classic stuff reminds me of obituary in places. Something about some of solos especially.  When I listen to devils spawn that's got a big lamb of God sound in there. The tunes amazing though, so catchy. May well Check out newer stuff onyou tube. Thanks

Thanks for singing tips. ?

Yeah definitely if you've got project I'd be interested and no doubt a few others including ludo would be too. 

 

 

 

 

 

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