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It's hard to tell where the line is between melodic death metal and death 'n' roll. You could even say that the latter is a subgenre of the former.
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In their eclectic work, the band drew on many musical genres, sometimes mixing completely different styles within a single song. The most notable of these styles usually include heavy metal, funk, industrial, ska, free jazz, pop music, contemporary music, rockabilly, bossa nova, and even film and cartoon music.
Something tells me this is worth listening to.
By the way, have you heard Akphaezya and Pin-Up Went Down?
Never heard of that. By the way, with Mr. Bungle, you should start by listening to the album Disco Volante; it's the most unusual one. Mr. Bungle - Carry Stress In The Jaw Jazz that mutates into death metal, and then there's even a secret second track! Which I like even more than the main one.
Mr. Bungle - Everyone I Went To High School With Is Dead The only doom metal song I know. And it's about a graduate who thinks all his classmates died right after graduation. Oh yeah!
You even have some kind of alternative doom metal :D
That’s the whole point. I love genre mashups. Individual genres exhaust themselves, become outdated, and fade away, while a genre mutant lives much longer; it torments its enemies, carving out a place for itself in the golden pantheon, crawls into your ear like a worm until it reaches your brain, and then for at least 2 days, you can’t get this wonderful melody out of your head.
Mr. Bungle - Sweet Charity It's a peculiar feeling when you listen to a cheerful song with pleasant vocals, telling about eyes the color of the sunset and perfect photographs, but at the same time, you can't shake the feeling that a cardboard backdrop with a painted paradise island is about to fall, and you'll see a giant meat grinder blade rapidly approaching you.
By the way, with Mr. Bungle, you should start by listening to the album Disco Volante; it's the most unusual one.
Thanks, we'll check it out.
I love genre mixes. Individual genres exhaust themselves, become outdated, and fade away, while a genre mutant lives much longer; it torments its enemies, carving out a place for itself in the golden pantheon, it crawls into your ear like a worm until it reaches your brain, and then for at least 2 days, you can't get this wonderful melody out of your head.
Then, I think you should listen to this: Akphaezya – The Bottle Of Lie
Under the Wonderful Mountain Under the Wonderful Mountain Under the Wonderful Mountain The wife beat her husband The wife beat her husband --- The wife beat her husband The wife beat her husband She didn't teach him anything good She didn't teach him anything good --- Hey, hey, husband, get up Hey, hey, husband, get up Wife, weave bast shoes Wife, weave bast shoes --- In the middle of the market In the middle of the market They were beating drums They were beating drums --- They were beating drums They were beating drums They were reading decrees They were reading decrees --- They were reading decrees They were reading decrees They were choosing soldiers They were choosing soldiers --- My husband is no good My husband is no good He's good for nothing He's good for nothing --- He's not good for being a soldier or a major He's not good for being a soldier or a major He's not good for beating drums He's not good for beating drums --- He's only good for He's only good for Lying on the stove Lying on the stove --- Lying on the stove Lying on the stove And arguing with me And arguing with me
Mr. Bungle - Retrovertigo Someday, maybe I'll be listening to this song while watching from the roof as rebellious robots wipe out humanity. It's that epic. YOU SIMPLY HAVE TO LISTEN TO IT.
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