Tampa deathmetal....besides Morbid Angel

The lost Ramone Number of posts : 6557 Age : 34

I've been listening to a lot of bolt thrower, benediction, Sinister, old morbid angel, Sadist, old Mortification and others lately which is really weird since I usually cant listen to a heavy amount of deathmetal due to my extreme dislike of overdone blastbeatage but these bands dont do that, and I was wondering if anybody could point me in the right direction as in good death metal with thrash tendencies...maybe some unknowns from the Tampa scene....

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 5704 Age : 49

MONSTROSITY - "Millenium"

some of the most technical old school DM you will hear.

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Temple of Blood wrote:: MONSTROSITY - "Millenium"

some of the most technical old school DM you will hear.

Correct. The best death metal band from Tampa, IMO.

Obituary, Deicide, Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse, Six Feet Under, those are the biggest and best from Tampa, IMO.

Subject: Re: Tampa deathmetal....besides Morbid Angel Mon Nov 10, 2008 4:08 pm

Heres another to check out Stender.If you're into the guttural,brutal vox.

http://www.myspace.com/cysticdysentery

Master Of The Crotch Grab Number of posts : 6841 Age : 50

Obituary is the best youll come across Very Happy

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

I saw tons of death metal bands in the late 80's early 90's, but the ones that stand out are the obivious death metal bands from that time period from this era. Death was my favorite death metal, but toward the end of Chuck's life and career they had moved beyond their own genre.

I liked Deicide, but I felt the lyrics were to over the top to take seriously, Monstrosity is very cool band, I used to hang with their drummer Lee. Also one of my favorite death metal bands from the area was Atheist great band.

The most unique death metal band from the area was Nocturnus who had a keyboardist, and was a great live act. Morbid Angel which asked not to be named as to be named simply because they were so amazing.

During that time period in late 80's/ early 90's saw tons of death metal acts at places like the Ritz (later Masquerades), Brass Mug, and other places in Tampa, Ybor City area.

The lost Ramone Number of posts : 6557 Age : 34

Thanks for the hints guys...for some reason I have never checked out Monstrostity before, dont know why. I will make sure to give em a go. I have also been spinning Master's "collection of souls" and "on the seventh day god created master" alot.

I like Obituary quite a bit as well, there first one I think is my fav.

The lost Ramone Number of posts : 6557 Age : 34

scratch that, I mean Obituary's like 4th album... Cool

Metal master Number of posts : 613 Age : 51

Not death metal, but VERY heavy thrash with somewhat of a death metal leaning: Demolition Hammer. No blast beats, but really crunchy and clear riffs with BRUTAL thrash vocals. I don't think they're from Tampa, but they are still VERY good (steer clear of the third and last album, Time Bomb. It sucks beans.)

The lost Ramone Number of posts : 6557 Age : 34

stevegarveyfan wrote:: Not death metal, but VERY heavy thrash with somewhat of a death metal leaning: Demolition Hammer. No blast beats, but really crunchy and clear riffs with BRUTAL thrash vocals. I don't think they're from Tampa, but they are still VERY good (steer clear of the third and last album, Time Bomb. It sucks beans.)

I'll have to check them, thanks stevegarveyfan.

Thats really what I'm shooting for, crisp riffs...deathmetal leaning more in the ways of thrash.

Metal graduate Number of posts : 322 Age : 49

you should check out brutality's discography mr stender sir

Metal graduate Number of posts : 292 Age : 52

Temple of Blood wrote:: MONSTROSITY - "Millenium"

some of the most technical old school DM you will hear.

I need to find this.......

I've always liked Obituary because of their Celtic Frost influence. The music never went over the top but always heavy and chuggariffic.

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3893 Age : 52

Brutality
Resurrection
Diabolic
Solstice

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 18960 Age : 52

Massacre, Nocturnus and Athiest I would check out.

Roo Jockey Number of posts : 4603 Age : 46

Some of my favorite death metal albums:

Massacre - From Beyond
Cancer - To The Gory End
Cancer - Death Shall Rise

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Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37656 Age : 53

I'm not much of a death metal guy but I just wanted to say I saw Morbid Angel live once when they were touring their first album and WOW, those guys put on a helluva show!! Trey Azagthoth (or however you spell it) is the Eddie VH of death metal.

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Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 4238 Age : 48

I like many death metal bands but my fave are MALEVOLENT CREATION, BAPHOMET(USA), MASSACRE, UNLEASHED, GRAVE, OBITUARY, MORBID ANGEL, DEICIDE, INVOCATOR, BOLT THROWER, PENTACLE etc...

Metal graduate Number of posts : 322 Age : 49

in all honesty i would've thought someone would've dedicated a website to this era and locale in death metal history.......................

2 would've's in the same sentence..............aren't i skillful scratch

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