/r/melodicdeathmetal
The place for news, song sharing and discussions on all things related to melodic death metal.
Melodic death metal is a subgenre of metal that combines elements from the new wave of British heavy metal (NWOBHM) with components of death metal. Melodic death metal began in the early 1990s through the rise of bands such as In Flames, Dark Tranquillity and At The Gates.
/r/melodicdeathmetal is a place for news, song sharing, and discussions on all things related to melodic death metal.
The following bands may only be posted once per month. Before you post them, search the subreddit to see if they have been posted recently.
See this post for more details
1. When posting a song, have the title in the form Artist - Song Name, followed by any relevant comment in parentheses (optional) or it will be removed.
2. Make sure that songs posted are melodic death metal, or at the very least, incorporate melodeath elements.
3. No reposting of songs/albums that have already been posted in the past 6 months. Also avoid posting songs of a band that was posted a lot recently, especially if it was just a few hours ago.
4. Bands on the restricted list are only allowed to be posted once every 30 days independent of song/album, so check whether they have been posted within the last month before posting. Exceptions are new releases, and to circumvent your restricted band post being autoremoved write "[new]" at the end of your title.
5. Please refrain from posting full Albums/EPs, but instead choose one song and submit that.
6. No memes, shitposting or reaction videos. Post this to r/MetalMemes instead.
7. Avoid low effort posts, such as blurry photos, live shows recorded with your smartphone or lazy text posts that we already had plenty of. For recommendations for newbies check our wiki, for raving yet again about how awesome Insomnium is visit our Weekly Discussion Thread.
8. Keep self promotion to a minimum.
9. No partial or low-quality covers.
10. No AI generated content.
11. No direct uploads. If you are posting a song/album, link directly to it on Youtube, Bandcamp etc.
12. Do not link to illegal download services.
13. No hate speech, racism, misogyny, ableism, homophobic or transphobic slurs etc. Also, do not promote bands that fall into one of these categories.
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FFO Eluveitie, folk metal
Friday, November 29 - Thursday, December 05, 2024
###Top Media
score | comments | title & link | mirrors |
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51 | 7 comments | [Song] The Kaleidoscopic God - Scar Symmetry | [Sp] [AM] [Dzr] [SC] |
41 | 6 comments | [Song] The Halo Effect - Cruel Perception (2024) | [Sp] [AM] [Dzr] [SC] |
30 | 7 comments | [Song] Eluveitie - Premonition | [Sp] [AM] [Dzr] [SC] |
25 | 9 comments | [Song] Mors Principium Est - Fragile Flesh (2005) | [Sp] [AM] [BC] [Dzr] [SC] |
18 | 34 comments | [Looking for recommendations] Any suggestions for similar bands? | |
13 | 0 comments | [News/Article] THE HALO EFFECT Drop Music Video For New Single "Cruel Perception" | |
11 | 5 comments | [Song] Voidfallen - Branding Of Souls (2024) | [Sp] [AM] [BC] [Dzr] |
###Top Remaining Posts
score | comments | title & link | mirrors |
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169 | 113 comments | [Discussion] The Rise Majestic, the best Melodic Death Metal album to ever exist. | |
89 | 13 comments | This metal masterpiece | |
80 | 22 comments | [Discussion] An essential listen for melodeath and progdeath historians | |
48 | 46 comments | [Discussion] Do people actually hate Clayman 2020 REMASTERS? | |
19 | 35 comments | [Looking for recommendations] Artist recommendations? | |
18 | 28 comments | [Discussion] Bands like Ghost Brigade | |
14 | 59 comments | [Megathread] Share your Spotify Wrapped! | |
9 | 4 comments | [Song] Fleshgod Apocalypse - Per Aspera Ad Astra | [Sp] [AM] [Dzr] [SC] |
9 | 36 comments | [Looking for recommendations] Im looking for an album or band with actal deep, meaningful lyrics that bring out emotions other than RAAAAH (for example Æther realms Tarot album) | |
8 | 22 comments | [Discussion] What is the At The Gates logo supposed to be? |
One of my fav melodeath albums of recent years and I never see them mentioned
I want to feel the Christmas Spirit while listening to my favourite genre, have you got some recommendations?
Everyone is getting their round ups on their streaming services, and I just saw that this band made my #2 spot despite only discovering them a few months ago. I'm really looking forward to hearing more from them. There's a "pop" edge to them... or at least this is what I assume (hope) pop music sounds like in Nordic countries :)
For music preference reference, my top listened to bands for the year were :
I haven't seen them mentioned for a while in this sub, so why not give'em a plug...
*EDIT - I rarely make posts, so I messed this up... going to link some of my favorite songs in responses
I bought the original cd when it was released in 1994. The vinyl album I bought about 10 years ago and the new remaster/remix 2cd today. Holy crap how great the new mix sounds! It blows the original and the remaster out of the water, the balance and the dynamics are on a whole different level.
^(As per request we started a weekly discussion thread on this sub. Feel free to give us ideas in how we can improve this thread and make it more engaging!)
What have you been listening to? What bands did you discover? What music related stories do you want to share? Anything exciting happened in the past week?
Greetings everyone, it is that time of the year again!
We have decided to start one collective Spotify Wrapped thread for all r/melodicdeathmetal users, feel free to share in the comments!^(and please refrain from making your own spotify wrapped posts) If you do not use Spotify you can also share other types of your year end listening stats such as LFM.
Hey folks!
I have it stuck in my head that a few years ago (probably 5 or so) I came accross a band from the US on Spotify, rather unknown, that had a song sounding almost identical to "Pinball Map" from IF. Now that I'm searching, I can't find it anymore of course. But I was wondering if any of you might have an idea. Details could be blurry...
Specifically the one used on Terminal Spirit Disease and Slaughter of the Soul... I always imagined it being a piece of melting/burned up cellophane like a reel-to-reel tape, or maybe some film roll? My friend said its supposed to be a shotgun shell viewed from the side with shading effects (& since he said that I can't really unsee it lol.)
I've looked online a bunch but have yet to find an explanation, or even anyone who seems curious. Figured this was the place to go for some answers.
I think I am not 100% in the right subreddit but I think it is good enough. I actually don't listen to that much Metal in general anymore but there is one Band I love to death until this day and that is Ghost Brigade. Does anyone know this band and can suggest similiar bands? They played very melodic and melancholic metal that switched between melodic Death Metal with growls and more soft parts with clean vocals. They stood out for me because of their very atmospheric melodies that just catch me like nothing else I've ever heard
Edit: I totally forgot that I have a band that maybe some of you that value Ghost Brigade as much as I do could also like. Look into The Contortionist. More rock than metal but I think they catch the same vibe as Ghost Brigade
I'm referring to the remasters of the whole album, NOT the dogshit re-recordings! I actually like the remasters, they sound a lot more polished without being too polished like the re-recordings.