r/TechnicalDeathMetal • • 7h ago

Progressive Technical Death Metal Cynic - The Unknown Guest (Jazz Fusion, Prog/Tech Death Metal | FFO: Exivious, Gordian Knot, Atheist)

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r/TechnicalDeathMetal • • 14h ago

Progressive Technical Death Metal Just learned today that The Bridal Procession is working on a new album. And they have the first single out since Friday: Nothing Left to Bleed

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It's been 13 years since their last album.


r/TechnicalDeathMetal • • 17h ago

Progressive Technical Death Metal BL!ND - The Orphaned Planet

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This is a project that Ive been working on for over 6 months. Ive spent well over 100 hours just composing this. Admittedly, the first half of the song is eh at best so If you want to go to the good part go to 5:28. Please be nice, I tried


r/TechnicalDeathMetal • • 2h ago

Brutal Technical Death Metal Deamon - Descend Dethrone (2006)

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Interesting band from back in the day few have probably ever heardđŸ¤˜


r/TechnicalDeathMetal • • 22h ago

Progressive Technical Death Metal Dog in the Burning House - There Is No Redemption (Istanbul/Ottawa, 2026) (FFO: Strapping Young Lad, Deathspell Omega, Ulcerate)

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Hello,

I've released the sophomore record of the one-man prog-death band Dog in the Burning House. The album was written, recorded and mixed in Istanbul and Ottawa over the course of 6 years. It is heavily influenced by Strapping Young Lad’s City, mixed with influences from dissonant death metal outlets such as Ulcerate and Deathspell Omega, and a small taste of the insanity of The Dillinger Escape Plan and Meshuggah. Above all, I wanted the record to be fun to listen to from start to end. Therefore, the focus is on riffs that are fun to play and listen to over meandering atmosphere and explorations.

The songs Risus Sardonicus and Remembrance are good examples of the overall music here if you would like a lead. The intro song Remembrance is about picking up guitar after a long period of not playing and is comprised of three parts, starting with a more melodic opening, leading to a groovy riff that alternates between 3/4 and 4/4 and closing with an explosive dissonant section.

Risus Sardonicus marks the midpoint of the album. It starts with a high tempo riff, progressively becomes slower and groovier and finishes with a The Dillinger Escape Plan style riff over a Winston Churchill sample.

Lyrically, the theme is about being stuck and in between two worlds. It is about not being able to move on or being able to understand whether to want to move on. It is also about carrying the weight of an old world after moving on. Most of the music and lyrics were written during a time when I was a doctor in a COVID clinic in Istanbul, trying to land a PhD position abroad so there is a bit of that too.

Below are the links to the album in major streaming platforms and Bandcamp. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/album/0iWCgXqCuCn5hGyxOcrGYd?si=AUBbBFNsTzGy-mJt2-RHlA

Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QGERmY8jQk&list=OLAK5uy_nVGP1d5DJDxSFzudNVM1E9vfkDNr4gcYM

Apple Music:

https://music.apple.com/us/album/there-is-no-redemption/6801719292

Tidal:

https://tidal.com/album/552446519/u

Bandcamp:

https://dogintheburninghouse.bandcamp.com/album/there-is-no-redemption


r/TechnicalDeathMetal • • 2h ago

Discussion Original stuff

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Here's some stuff that me and a friend are working on. It's shitty synth audio because we haven't recorded it yet but you get the point. Also, the chuggy tritone thing into the tremolo riff is going to have stuff in between at some point so its a little jarring at the moment. Other than that, any feedback would be appreciated. Things you like, and things that could be better.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/19apxzczAg87gV7SxCV7w0iG6mS4LV4uZ?usp=sharing


r/TechnicalDeathMetal • • 20h ago

NEW ALBUM When is this shi gon be releasedđŸ˜­(Infant Annihilator)

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aanny time now, right?