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Been following Dax Riggs since the mid 90s when I first heard Acid Bath.

Big huge guitar riffs.

Doom and gloom . . .

Tony Iommi is my god!

Steampunk.

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It'd be a sin to forget SNFU and bunchofuckingoofs.

How about some old school Canadian punk. Saw the Abs at the Westward Club in Calgary in '92. They played on practice amps through the house PA.

Seasick Steve was discovered busking delta blues on a beat up three string, but his production has gone way up since then. This is how I discovered him.

I love the big chunk out of the cymbal in the Barn Burner video. I think '68 is considered punk, but they seem to me to be stripped down heavy rock riffs.

Shades of Type O Negative \nn/

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Sigh self identifies as black avant-garde but I'm not sure that covers it. It's kind of like if King Diamond was fronting Unexpect.

Heads is assploding all over the place on reddit!

This is the one I originally came to post.

There's so much out there it can be tough to winnow through it to find something you like. Here are three BDM-esque possibilities, uptempo with some blast beats and distorted vocals, but you don't have to work to listen to it. I really like Destroyer 666. It's such a corny name, but I like their...

It's as much about the visual art as it is about the music.

Good wholesome entertainment for the whole family.

Remember the Refused? Many still believe "The Shape of Punk to Come" to be the peak of hardcore.

Turn it up.

1986: riding into Vancouver on the bus -- 17 hours from Calgary. Walls of Jericho is playing through my headset from a Walkman cassette player in my pocket.

A new Slayer track:

Nik Turner, of Hawkwind fame, has a new album out. Way back in the day we used to smoke big fat reefers of commercial and rock out to this tune: And here's Lemmy on vocals and bass: