NEW WAVE OF TRADITIONAL HEAVY METAL (NWOTHM).

Nice comp coming out April 25th from Earache Records for folks looking for a taste of this next generation of heshers...

Quote :

NEW NOISE ATTACK features fourteen songs from some of the best up-and-coming metal artists, including a number of previously unreleased tracks and some which have not previously been available on CD.

NEW NOISE ATTACK is an essential compilation for all metalheads and is a perfect sampler for just half the cost of a regular new CD.

NEW NOISE ATTACK features the following raging metal tracks:

ENFORCER - Midnight Vice
WHITE WIZZARD - Shooting Star *
CAULDRON - All Or Nothing
HOUR OF 13 - Naked Star
THE SOULLESS - Earthbound **
THE BROWNING - Standing On The Edge *
WOODS OF YPRES - I Was Buried In Mount Pleasant Cemetery
WORMROT - Erased Existence **
OCEANO - Weaponized
CEREBRAL BORE - The Bald Cadaver
AND HELL FOLLOWED WITH - This Night Is The Coroner's
BONDED BY BLOOD - Prototype: Death Machine
SSS - Eat Me Drink Me Burn Me **
DIAMOND PLATE - Waste Of Life (Demo) **

* Previously unavailable on CD
** Previously unreleased

Two years ago Earache were ALL for NWOCTM (New Wave of Classic Thrash Metal) and wouldnt touch anything else with a stick... I wonder what it be 2 years from now, NWOTBM

I havent checked if anyone have posted this one yet, but if not check it out, especially if you like Ghost but w/o keyboards:



Audio sample: [ CASTLE GHOUL ] <-click

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WALPURGIS NIGHT played at our HEAVY METAL ESPECTROS CLUB anual festival this year, in the south of spain:

i'm enjoying this new wave of trad metal

listening to bullet right now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0o3UN8pEro

Here's a great NWOTHM band from Canada called Skull Fist. This is a song called Heavier Than Metal.





Another Kick smurfing Ass NWOTHM song from Skull Fist!

[quote="theraj662"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0o3UN8pEro

Here's a great NWOTHM band from Canada called Skull Fist. This is a song called Heavier Than Metal.

Skull Fist are great!

Another one from Skull Fist: Sign of the Warrior LIVE!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_ew5-xzuyY&feature=related



No False Metal LIVE!

Anyone know a complete list of all these new nwothm bands or at least most?

Yip I enjoy a heavy dose of Skull Fist on a regular basis.

new skull fist LP out in August

speed101 wrote:

Anyone know a complete list of all these new nwothm bands or at least most?

I second that! I'm gonna store them in my phone so when I'm at the record store, I can remember who they are!

Evil Survives

Check 'em out.

Here's my list so far (feel free to add to it). I kinda just went over the pages here and consolidated the bands to one list. Please add any I missed:

Holy Grail
White Wizzard
Cauldron
Enforcer
Skull Fist
Armour
Steel Horse
Savage Blade
Striker
Volture
RAM
Steel Aggressor
Crescent Shield
Steelwing
Bullet
Pharaoh
Evil Survives

The only band that comes to mind that isn't on your list is Zuul. I'll have to take some time and go through that because there are a couple I haven't even heard of!

Here some more:
HELVETETS PORT
ST0NEWALL from Italy
CRIMSON FIRE from Greece
WILD from Spain
etc...more and more bands are coming out and more people are getting interesting in those bands. This is the beginning of something big.

Not sure if anyone mentioned In Solitude (from Sweden) yet. Really good Mercyful Fate-influenced stuff. Their new album, The World. The Flesh. The Devil. (2011), has been a frequent player lately.

I also really like Cauldron and Enforcer. I wasn't too convinced by Enforcer's debut, but their second and most recent (Diamonds) won me over. Both bands sound like they could've come straight from the NWOBHM circa 1981.

This probably doesn't fit here, but I also love some of the newer neo-psych / doom bands like Witchcraft, Jex Thoth and Blood Ceremony. Excellent Sabbath worship, all the way down to the very authentic '70s production values. Love it.

arachnoplasma wrote:

Not sure if anyone mentioned In Solitude (from Sweden) yet. Really good Mercyful Fate-influenced stuff. Their new album, The World. The Flesh. The Devil. (2011), has been a frequent player lately.

I also really like Cauldron and Enforcer. I wasn't too convinced by Enforcer's debut, but their second and most recent (Diamonds) won me over. Both bands sound like they could've come straight from the NWOBHM circa 1981.

This probably doesn't fit here, but I also love some of the newer neo-psych / doom bands like Witchcraft, Jex Thoth and Blood Ceremony. Excellent Sabbath worship, all the way down to the very authentic '70s production values. Love it.

Yeah IN SOLITUDE are great, same with PORTRAIT, also big MERCYFUL FATE fans.

arachnoplasma wrote:

This probably doesn't fit here, but I also love some of the newer neo-psych / doom bands like Witchcraft, Jex Thoth and Blood Ceremony. Excellent Sabbath worship, all the way down to the very authentic '70s production values. Love it.

I've gotten into some of those bands as well, check out Dead Man and Graveyard.

Heres a band yet to be mentioned. Personally not impressed but thought someone else here might like ém. Freakin´ hot chick singing though!

https://www.facebook.com/Hesslerchicago

arachnoplasma wrote:

Not sure if anyone mentioned In Solitude (from Sweden) yet. Really good Mercyful Fate-influenced stuff. Their new album, The World. The Flesh. The Devil. (2011), has been a frequent player lately.

I also really like Cauldron and Enforcer. I wasn't too convinced by Enforcer's debut, but their second and most recent (Diamonds) won me over. Both bands sound like they could've come straight from the NWOBHM circa 1981.

This probably doesn't fit here, but I also love some of the newer neo-psych / doom bands like Witchcraft, Jex Thoth and Blood Ceremony. Excellent Sabbath worship, all the way down to the very authentic '70s production values. Love it.

I've been wondering if anyone has the In Solitude and their thoughts about it. I'll have to check into them further.

I picked it up from indiemerchstore.com when it was $9.99 on pre-order, but haven't had time to listen to it yet. I do hope it is better than the previous though - it was sort of let down for me, after the excellent demos.

[quote="Witchfinder"]

theraj662 wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0o3UN8pEro

Here's a great NWOTHM band from Canada called Skull Fist. This is a song called Heavier Than Metal.

Skull Fist are great!

Just checking them out. WOW!

nevermore wrote:

arachnoplasma wrote:

Not sure if anyone mentioned In Solitude (from Sweden) yet. Really good Mercyful Fate-influenced stuff. Their new album, The World. The Flesh. The Devil. (2011), has been a frequent player lately.

I've been wondering if anyone has the In Solitude and their thoughts about it. I'll have to check into them further.

To be honest, I've gone back and forth on it over time. A few songs are a little too long, more dynamics or just tightening things up wouldn't hurt, but overall they have a likable enough sound and enough good riffs to keep me coming back. I'd say it's overall enjoyable and worth it if you can find it at a good price, and if you like the band's sound, but expect a bit of a grower. Just my opinion, though.

arachnoplasma wrote:

nevermore wrote:

arachnoplasma wrote:

Not sure if anyone mentioned In Solitude (from Sweden) yet. Really good Mercyful Fate-influenced stuff. Their new album, The World. The Flesh. The Devil. (2011), has been a frequent player lately.

I've been wondering if anyone has the In Solitude and their thoughts about it. I'll have to check into them further.

To be honest, I've gone back and forth on it over time. A few songs are a little too long, more dynamics or just tightening things up wouldn't hurt, but overall they have a likable enough sound and enough good riffs to keep me coming back. I'd say it's overall enjoyable and worth it if you can find it at a good price, and if you like the band's sound, but expect a bit of a grower. Just my opinion, though.

Yeah, you pretty much are spot on. Some of the longer songs do tend to drag a little, but it is a solid release. I think I like the new Portrait a little better.