First up a little trip back to that city with swagger, New Orleans for a little Exhorder. Seems they’re as heavy has ever!
Sonia Anubis shredding through one of her band’s songs, ripping it like she does!
Then why not a little Crazy ala Frog Leap Studios with Leo. Yeah, ANOTHER Britney Spears song turned into metal, putting it in a better state of existence. \m/
I love starting the week provoking my mind into some intertwined, interlaced, involved, composition, and a nice dose of craziness in my music. So for this Monday, here’s the weekly prescription. Gojira…
From the lands of Canadia, here’s some In Vertigo by The Agonist!
To wrap up today’s trio, here’s a classic The Underground in America covered by Leo and Ola Englund!
Ever wake up on Monday and just feel like you aren’t gonna be able to handle anything? Well here, open your mind and prepare to get woken up with an unstoppable energy that’ll drive you through the day and breath life into those lungs of yours! For starters: Parasite Inc.
Then, make sure to give a listen to some Words of Wisdom.
To calmly then move on with the rest of the day now that you’re awake. At The Gates has The Mirror Black to pace yourself!
Enjoy the Monday another day to happily code, and may you thrash the code to your demands!
Welcome to another metal Monday morning wake up call. Here’s your dose, get going, may your thrashing code be the best ever!
Unearth is back with some Incinerate!
If you dig Adele, here’s a version of the song Hello that’ll go over better for the metal inclined.
Then for a little melodic death metal, check out the this Deadtide.
For a little extra, check out this Behemoth cover by Ada Kaczanowska.
A new band I just learned about this last week is Bloody Hammers. Listen to those vocals, traditional dark prodding rhythms and melody. It’s eerie in the best of ways and provides that melancholy horror movie feel so well! Beautiful!
You can check out their website which has good details and information, but their material is of course out there on Bandcamp too so check that out and pick up some tunes!
Not new for regular readers of Composite Code or viewers of Thrashing Code listening sessions, but I felt another Spoil Engine tune showing some of their range would be a good kick to Monday. May it light your mind up for the week!
To wrap up the trigonous edges of metal for today, part one of the new Amon Amarth saga!
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