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From Exile - Monolith (2009)
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Funeral - In Fields of Pestilent Grief (2001)
Funeral was the first Doom Metal band to use female vocals in their music. Not in the boring cheesy way the Gothic bands do. They managed to make those vocals to go precisely and perfectly with heavy and low-tuned riffs. And (sadly) this album is the last one where they used female vocals.
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Arsis - A Celebration of Guilt (2004)
One of the most amazing Technical/Melodic Death Metal albums ever. I'm just assuming it's not the most amazing one, because you can never know what else is out there. But the most amazing of all those I've listened to. A masterpiece even ( Read more... ) -
Winds of Plague - The Great Stone War (2009)
New Winds of Plague's album. A bit more melodic than the debut one, but less interesting somehow.
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Burning Skies - Greed. Filth. Abuse. Corruption (2008)
An astounding deathcore/tech-death from UK. These guys are monsters. And I never thought British could make such music.
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After The Burial - Rareform (2008)
This album has a fusion of such sub-genres as progressive metalcore and technical deathcore. And some tracks could very well be mistaken for pure technical death if it was not for those aforementioned bits. I like this album much more better than the previous one. Good job, guys.
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Mors Principium Est - Liberation = Termination (2007)
If this is not one of the best Melodic Death Metal bands, then I'm Miss Universe '59. Not the best, because Kalmah is the other one.
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