Extreme metal

them out What you read, what you see, what you think Fulfill, fulfill

me from the end What you read, what you see, what you think Fulfill me from the end Outro Music The rays of light that slice your neck And they slowly tear you down A ritual of broken glass that lights a silver flame.

If you listen to this show on a regular basis, you know I'm always going on about the metal album at the Fortnite Club and Instagram and Facebook, etc, etc.

They're having a competition to see who's got the best fifth album and above in their repertoire.

And before that, it's Celtic Frost with Babylon Fell, Jade Serpent, from the album Into the Pandemonium.

And that's me done for another week for Full Metal Racket back next Sunday at 7pm on Hard Rock Hell Radio.

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I've got some fun stuff here.

Last week I played kind of a bunch of sort of more... weird math court adjacent stuff, but this time we're actually gonna go full extreme metal here.

We're gonna go into, like, black metal, brutal stuff.

It's gonna be nice.

We listened to the Lost in Hell advance single from their Sign of the Witch full-length coming out November 1st.

Let's get back to extreme metal now with Belgium's Bulk and Rinders with the title track advance single off the Black Metal Unit's debut record, Crush, Kill, Destroy.

Crush, Kill, Destroy

To wreak a message on a journey Rich and low crazed To elicit above the beast Crush, kill and destroy With a burst of wheeze Crush, kill and destroy Beneath the shadowed ground

I mean, to be fair, Gajira are a lot sexier than Lamb of God and Meshuggah, aren't they? And they sit in that kind of zone.

You know, that kind of mainstream extreme metal, which if anyone's bothered to listen to any of the earlier shows, takes in information, which I don't think anyone does anymore, might remember us sort of using that term to sort of broadly describe You know, when Pantera get heavier.

I am going somewhere with this.

When Pantera get heavier, Fear Factory, you know, that kind of stuff where it's like you can kind of broadly categorize.

I mean, it's not actually a stretch to call Meshuggah extreme metal.

They are quite extreme.

Same goes for like certainly the older Gajira stuff.

My point being, there's this kind of genre of stuff.

But, um, I remember there was like certain bands changed it completely, but the big one was Celtic Frost and, um, Trypticon.

I remember that was the first kind of like extreme metal band to listen to.

And, um, I remember my girlfriend, I was dating a girl at the time and I was like, look, I found this new band and I put on Trypticon and she just goes, you've done it.

And I was like, what? And she goes, you've gone too far.