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Hell yea, glad you've been enjoying it. I love finding nice surprises out on the fringes of thrash, it's such a malleable subgenre. Has been so rewarding these past months lol.
For a long time I had an impression of Thrash as "fun, but staid"(Not throwing shade, I'm a basic ass OSDM plebe.), but these posts really have shown me that "actually yeah there's a lot of vibrancy and fun melding going on here".
Yeah it's a lot more diverse than it appears on the surface. A lot of people, myself included when I was starting out, listen to the big 4 or all the popular bands and assume its all the same. Look a few levels deeper and you will find a variety of musical styles, vocal styles and super interesting stuff like fusion genres. That said, I'm a sucker for the classics too ;D. I would have to say that thrash is one of the most diverse genres of metal, though I am slightly biased haha. Btw, thanks for contributing to the community! 🤘
The sad truth is there's a larger number of bands doing exactly that - the same thing over and over and over without evolving or changing. I literally have to go out of my way to find these gems to my daily show-n-tells. It's really unfortunate as there is a great value worth having, and these unique bands all deserve a chance at success. But alas, the Fediverse is very small and this platform here is even smaller, (though it is growing somewhat!).
Just out of curiosity, how did you stumble across this community? Also got some obscure OSDM bands you feel worth sharing? I'm an avid fan of all forms of extreme metal but my focus is definitely thrash lol.
I just stumbled across this while flipping through lemmy communities. This one has always seemed the most active out of the Lemmy metal communities that I've seen, so I figured, what the hell, let's see what's going down.
As for OSDM recommendations? I can't really say for certain how "obscure" these are but I'll try my best, although I'm not gonna be too particular about it being "strictly" OSDM. I've been super into the new LP from Stenched, very slimy production. This new album from Ruinous Power really caught my attention, they kind of give off a blackened Blood Incantation vibe to me at times, super cool but I really feel they need some more time in the oven. I feel morally obligated to at least rep Skeletal Remains, their fairly well known by most people in the scene, but I am literally wearing their tour shirt, and they absolutely killed it live. This is also far from obscure, but please, you owe it to yourself to check out Jungle Rot if you somehow haven't given them a fair shake yet. Seriously, I hardly ever see them get brought up in conversations, and I think that's kinda tragic because they're the closest thing America had as an answer to Bolt Thrower.
Fantastic reccs my good man. 🧐 That Stenched album reminds me a bit of Cerebral Rot. Skeletal Remains reminds me a TON of a more energetic modern Suffocation, if that makes sense. I was never big into Bolt Thrower for some reason, but I'll attempt to give Jungle Rot a good listen. You've given me a shit load to chew on and I'm grateful!
I realize I've been spending a lot of time in the Scandinavian melodeath scene a perhaps a bit too long as I have never heard of any of these before lol. Outside of fairly popular touring bands like Behemoth, Nile, Belphegor, Decapitated - bands like that, my knowledge lacks. I do listen to a lot of the older acts from when the genre was forming but that's in part cuz of my recent thrash research. Found Cancer, Ripping Corpse, and Solstice this way. There really is so much more than one expects to find out there.