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Imperial wrecker anyone.....?

He's flashing you. I've got a job interview tomorrow :3 Hopefully I'll be able to move soon. Living with your parents after 4 years of doing your own thing is WILD like

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Thank you @medohamali for tagging me here is my username with songs i like, i also relized in this quest my username as a lot of A's (unlike me lmao)

Access and Amplify - Icon of Coil Mockingbird Girl - tank girl Angelfuck - Misfits Looking Down the Barrel of Today - Hatebreed GDP - Bob Vylan Allefresser - Lindemann My Hell - Oomph! Ana Ng -They Might Be Giants Tainted - Hóka Kid <or> Tempted - Marty stewart Eisbär -Eisebreacher

Everyone I love is dead - Type O Negitive X - Cyberpunk 2077 Soundtrack Everybody talks - Neon Trees

uhh anyways i nominate @coquettejohnnyand @0m3n-0f-d3ath you don't have to i just wanted to keep the thing going

also check out Hóka Kid she just released a new single

I've been thinking about this image non-stop

German Neue Deutsche Härte godfathers Oomph! have just released their newest album Ritual.

So far every single released has been superb, and this is shaping up to possibly be one of their best albums.

You can pick it up from Napalm Records.

Oomph!

Ritual

I finally sat down with the entirety of Neue-Deutsche-Härte founders Oomph!'s latest album, and I consider this to be one of their greatest albums. This is absolutely fantastic from start to finish, and I really don't think it slows down at all. It's got the hefty weight and crunch of metal but the catchy melody of rock, and the industrial elements are both harsh and majestic.

Dero's vocal work is on point, nailing nasty vicious bits and then morphing into powerful cleans with gusto. The guitar riffs are pummeling, almost reminiscent of Rammstein's level of heaviness. Not to mention chorus vocals are well mixed, aligning perfectly while still being discernable. The rythym doesn't let up, and enforces the heavy crush of the riffwork. It's aggressively melodic, and will lift you up before smashing you like a train repeatedly. It's wild, weighty, and moving.

Again, definitely one of their best albums to me. The singles such as Tausend Mann und ein Befehl and TRRR-FCKN-HTLR are intensely catchy, and songs like Europa (ft. Chris Harms of Lord of the Lost, who released an excellent album last year) and Lazarus are majestically powerful.

You can get it everywhere from Bandcamp to Amazon, so do yourself a favor and check it out.

Panoptikum

Die Kreatur

Somehow this release flew under my radar, which I feel is more on Napalm Records than me, probably being buried under an armada of pirate metal. Dero of Oomph! and Chris Harms of Lord of the Lost combine forces for a new Neue Deutsche Härte outing as Die Kreatur.

This project definitely draws from both musicians' respective sonic tendencies. I find several of the tracks particularly remind me of Oomph!'s amazing album Ritual, released last year. I would also guess that is where this project formed, considering Chris Harms' guest spot on "Europa" off that album. However I find the first half of the album tends to be more aggressively abrasive in sound than most material either musician has recently released. Which is not a bad thing, and definitely roots the album more in metal than rock. Harsh vocals abound, particularly from Harms, and many of the songs are rapid and full blast. The latter half seems to mellow just a tad, with a little more symphonic and even medieval metal elements, particularly with tracks like "Schlafes Braut," and "Glück Auf!," Overall though it retains the industrial metal crunch throughout. I have not picked a favorite track yet, but I find " Mensch/Maschine," "Zwei 100%," and "Unzertrennlich" mighty enjoyable.

If you enjoy Industrial metal / Neue Deutsche Härte, I strongly encourage checking out this album.

You can pick up a copy from Napalm Records, digitally on Bandcamp, and on Amazon.