*solves death metal*
*solves death metal*
wtf i thought it was a pig's head this whole time
I never saw the pig's head, I always thought it was a skull and crossbones.
>mfw bass in Nostalgia kicks in
After staring at it for some time I can now see the pig head. Crazy...
>BTFO's Gorguts at their own game
good but it doesn't even touch obscura
i wouldn't even call it death metal desu, that album is in a league of its own
fuck off piero
>implying 2/3's of that album alone doesn't BTFO Gorguts' entire discography
what's this?
Pyrrhon - The Mother of Virtues
pitchfork meme metal
Gayfork doesn't even like Pyrrhon all that much, fuck ofg
this is shit
imagine taking recommendations from a wop pedo who thinks Roots is the best Sepultura album
on a scale of 1 to yowie how listenable is this?
if an """extreme metal""" album has been reviewed by pitchfork then its practically guaranteed to be fucking garbage, and this is no expection
He rates it so high because of the impact it had. Same thing with Korn even though their music is crappy.
korn's s/t is good yhu bitch
yowie zowie
it's fucking amazing, the old wop was right on giving it a high score desu
it sounds thin and weak much like their fans
>derivative garbage
>impact
at least post the superior Gorguts album
that's not Colored Sands, retard
explain why its superior
because he's probably one of those Gorguts fans that mostly enjoys old-school DM but thought Obscura was too weird for his taste
Name a single band influenced by Pyrrhon
>influence means it’s good
I always though it's snake's head with bones
-dissonance actually sounds fuckin good instead of random
-bullshit "ambient" pick scrapes and string taps are absent
-better production (especially the low end)
-subtle dissonant melody which make riffs memorable
-much better songwriting, not just random riffs chained together (I love weird and creative metal music, but song structures on obscura feel random instead of weird)
-fewer songs-less filler parts
-the only negative thing is the length of the songs
It has Inverted.