#Genre: Heavy Metal

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Dio - Rainbow in The Dark

[joesbandmerch]

Ghost

genre: heavy metal, hard rock

listen on spotify, apple music

buy it here

[andysbandmerch]

Vegan - Welcome to Health shirt

based on the welcome to hell shirt by venom

venom was an english band that heavily influenced early thrash metal bands and was active 1978–1992, 1995–2002, and 2005 to the present

welcome to hell was venom's first studio album released in 1981

genre: heavy metal

spotify, discogs, website

the shirt was originally sold by dead tank records, but is currently unavailable

image source: one, two, three, four

[zombie-projects]

Me, a Catholic metalhead when people call metal satanic:

[yogurtgut]

'kay, im back and i forgot this was in my ibis paint gallery, might as well post it. Maybe i'll redraw, idk..

[quiverymango]

Y'know what? Screw it...[WoF-ifies your Fiddlestan]

[angelbambisworld]

I have more WIPs than there are stars in the night sky

[dramatic-dolphin]

I feel like the thing is though. Regarding your tags on that rap post. I agree, you can just not like it. But I've definitely seen a large percentage of posts in the recent rap discourse, shall we call it, that are all like "how do you mean you don't like rap? There is so much variety in the genre, surely there is definitely a rap that you do like. If you 'don't like any rap' examine your reasons because that's racist" and I'm like. Okay guys can we touch grass. I think this is maybe why people are making ridiculous reasons up.

i mean YEAH, i saw people saying things like that in the comments of that very post. there was even someone equating not liking rap with like. being uninterested in diversity and other cultures, as if rap is the only music genre ever that is diverse?????? like writing off entire other music genres as white is kind of. racist. imo.

it's one of those internet conversations where both sides are kind of stupid as hell. people who go "if you don't like rap it's because you're racist" and then people who, in response to that, stumble to come up with some sort of victim-aligned answer ("ummmm actually it's YOU who is ableist. checkmate") when everyone should take a step back and realize that sometimes people simply do not like a music genre because it is not their music taste.

[gangsterscraft]

this idea is most likely already somewhere out there but pre s4 post s3 where steve and eddie befriend each other and they're both pining, strictly friends, making each other mixtapes and they get together at the end of their days to discuss the tapes like their yays and nays and even though they defend the songs that are put low on the other's list they never get overly offended by any of it because sharing something like music with one another is so fun and its nice that an equal amount of effort is put in by both sides. from their experience, not a lot people care to listen and the fact that they got insanely lucky to have found someone who does, they don't dare take it for granted. the only person from the party who knows about how they hangout practically every single day is robin, only because eddie's always loitering in family video and steve speaks of him nonstop.

so, when s4 rolls around and eddie's getting vecna'd, and everyones screaming for metal music to be played, they are not expecting it to fail and for a love ballad, suggested from his best pal steve, to actually work.

and vice versa, steve gets vecna'd and huhhhh whatttt why is abba not working???? then when eddie suggests another song the party look at him like he's grown an extra head until robin backs him up and says to listen to eddie. lo and behold steve's favorite song is a zeppelin song

[sleepdreamturnoversighnightmare]

I uploaded a few tracks I made several years ago on GarageBand today as an instrumental EP.

The Sonic Phenomena:

1. The Maestro of Mayhem

2. The Sonic Phenomena

3. The Hymn of the Rain

4. The Doom Blues

5. The Interlude

6. The Deafening Call of the Void

7. The Great Storm (Death of the Maestro)

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Judas Priest - The Sentinel

[joesbandmerch]

Metallica - "Ride the Lightning" shirt

genre: heavy metal

listen on spotify, apple music

buy it here

photo source

[andysbandmerch]

Manowar - Kings of Metal Shirt

from Auburn, New York and active from 1980 to the present

kings of metal was released in 1988 and was the band's sixth studio album

genre: heavy metal, power metal

spotify, discogs, website

image source: one, two, three, four

[roanoaks]

Moots.. do u.. have songs about cannibalism? Ive looked up "songs about cannibalism" and i find many reddit lists but none quite fit what im after? Idk a lot seem jokey or like, are more about sex and cunnilingus then like. Genyine cannibalism. I just want a song about eating someone where its clear They Are Eating Them.

People Eater + Misery Meat come to mind but if I could I'd like a different genre thats more grrr grrr and hehe. Is this making sense? Does this exist? I have like. Butchers Vanity too but I dunno its not fitting the brain vibe i need

[ask-thearchivists]

Hey would the 4 of you mind rating these songs from 1-10? With 1 being the worst and 10 being the best. Because I wanna know what music you prefer.

(This all based solely off the preview that spotify is giving me)

The Coordinator: I am going to pretend I know how you made those noises with your mouth. In order it's 3, 7, 4, 7.

The Charmer: I think for me it's 6, 8, 3, and 5.

The Cartographer: I don't know? 1, 5, 4, 3?

The Curator: I don't know what you're all talking about that first song is an 8. And then 5, 5, 5.

[vvizardz]

Look me in the eye and try to truthfully tell me that Eddie is not some sort of metalhead