Conquer Club

my broher (i swear he is) has recorded songs and i would realy like it if you can tell me what you think about it

http://www.myspace.com/quietusil

thanks any way

The vocals sound forced and contrived and the overuse of the string/synth tends to grate on my nerves. Also, having Job for a Cowboy, Dimmu Borgir, and Epica on their top friends certainly isn't helping to establish a sense of mature musicianship.
Personally, I didn't dig it, but that's just my opinion.

thanks, I quite like it.

Not bad at all. Kinda got the black metal-ish vox going on there, goes well with the keyboard. It's a little softer than I like, but it's really melodic, which is good. Tell your bro I said "good job."

(I listened to Litany).

...are all total nobs?
i assume thats the full title of this thread?
If so, then the answer is, yes, they are.

They're ok as background music while writing an essay.

*looks shifty in case anyone notices yet another embarrassing Suggs climbdown*
yeah ok fair point

typical scandinavian black/doom metal. it's ok but people are asking for something new. that's why i switched from metal to electronica - i simply got fed up with metal.

please dont write idiotic replys that have nothing to do with the topic....

that means you suggs

And here I was, hoping for robot porn.

*sigh*

Nickbaldwin wrote:And here I was, hoping for robot porn.

*sigh*

http://www.iamlost.com/features/robotporn/

...are still CUNTS?

The Factory wrote:The vocals sound forced and contrived and the overuse of the string/synth tends to grate on my nerves. Also, having Job for a Cowboy, Dimmu Borgir, and Epica on their top friends certainly isn't helping to establish a sense of mature musicianship.
Personally, I didn't dig it, but that's just my opinion.

wat is wrong with job for a cowboy

edwinissweet wrote:

The Factory wrote:The vocals sound forced and contrived and the overuse of the string/synth tends to grate on my nerves. Also, having Job for a Cowboy, Dimmu Borgir, and Epica on their top friends certainly isn't helping to establish a sense of mature musicianship.
Personally, I didn't dig it, but that's just my opinion.

wat is wrong with job for a cowboy

Job for a cowboy is just boring, generic, scene pseudo-death metal. The vocals actually made me fall out of my chair laughing when I heard them, the whole EEP EEP EEP EEEEP EEP EEP thing is priceless, the instrumentalism is directionless and the whole thing just seems like they're desperately trying to be "extreme" and "hardcore." Hence, my allusion to the fact that they're immature musicians.

i agree with a few of ur points.

wat do u think of dying fetus?

my friends love them but i just see it...

edwinissweet wrote:i agree with a few of ur points.

wat do u think of dying fetus?

my friends love them but i just see it...

Dying Fetus, they're pretty good, once again though, they could've taken a better approach in terms of vocals, but they've certainly got some good chops.

honestly, they should leave viking metal for the norwiegians to do right. i love Bathory and the like but the keyboards in this sound so cheesy. maybe they'll found a more original sound in time. maybe Goth/Doom metal just goes to far astray from my thrash metal/crust punk roots for me to dig keyboard heavy slow stuff like this.

It's all right, but then again, I'm biased with the 80s Metal/Hard Rock songs, most of which use actual singing instead of screaming or grunting.

muy_thaiguy wrote:It's all right, but then again, I'm biased with the 80s Metal/Hard Rock songs, most of which use actual singing instead of screaming or grunting.

same here, the vocals aren't the best, but I like the rest.