Here's the deal, what metal band music evoke your feeling of masculine Manliness ?. I feel that it needs steadfast-stand in their music, less emotional, no depression, way more macho-extreme, no happy high epic, of course female fronted no room here, not too boring repetitive, lyric is manly way (of course a lot bands approve this point),...so power metal cant meet, Wintersun no, Manowar no, Slayer a bit boring, heavy metal too loud I cant pick one among them (just personally), black metal too extreme cold and most about religion (still personally), death metal I dont know much so please give me your choice, metalcore way too youthful rebel too noisy but I choose old Inflames even the new one also seems very manly... FInally I choose out bands of Manliness evoking the TOUGH way is Metallica (both music and lyric met), Anaal Nathrakh (music), Setherial (music), Inflames, Soilwork.

Best for me Macho Manliness band is Metallica (music and lyric approved). What about your choice ? based on your preference (lyric, music, or simply personal)

That would be Raubtier....100% masculinity

But in a wierd way....the most masculin band would be Judas priest....Why you say? because their singer loves men...can't get more masculin then that

RE...SPECT!

Just kidding. I don't listen to metal for a tough guy feel or vibe, but Benighted and other brutal death metal bands give me a bit of a masculine energy boost.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 12.12.2011 at 01:26

RE...SPECT!

Just kidding. I don't listen to metal for a tough guy feel or vibe, but Benighted and other brutal death metal bands give me a bit of a masculine energy boost.

so deathcore does it for you?

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 12.12.2011 at 01:34
so deathcore does it for you?

Not at all. I've only heard one deathcore album I enjoyed and it was that EP I reviewed for the Clandestine Cuts.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 12.12.2011 at 01:35

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 12.12.2011 at 01:34
so deathcore does it for you?

Not at all. I've only heard one deathcore album I enjoyed and it was that EP I reviewed for the Clandestine Cuts.

but you say you enjoy brutal death metal. The only difference between brtual death metal and deathcore is the way the people look

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 12.12.2011 at 01:37
but you say you enjoy brutal death metal. The only difference between brtual death metal and deathcore is the way the people look

And the music.

Deathcore is literally death metal + metalcore. Basically if Converge employed more breakdowns and triggered drums with the brutal vocals that are sometimes in brutal death metal.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 12.12.2011 at 01:40

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 12.12.2011 at 01:37
but you say you enjoy brutal death metal. The only difference between brtual death metal and deathcore is the way the people look

And the music.

Deathcore is literally death metal + metalcore. Basically if Converge employed more breakdowns and triggered drums with the brutal vocals that are sometimes in brutal death metal.

I love how people go on about the breakdowns when in fact both have as many breakdowns and some brutal dm bands even more. The only thing cory about Deeathcore are the at times hardcore vocals, but for the rest it brutal death metal. But the brutal death metal fans just don't want to admit to that

And and for triggered drums... 99% of brutal dm bands have those as do most power metal bands, thrash metal band, hell almost all modern bands

I'm not saying brutal death metal doesn't employ breakdowns, I'm saying the songwriting is different regarding the breakdowns. BDM takes traditional death metal riffing and incorporates breakdowns into that structure, whereas deathcore bands incorporate death metal elements into their breakdowns.

"Manowar no"

Um, EXCUSE ME?



LEATHER!!!!!! METAL!!!!!! SPIKES!!!!!! AND CHAINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Written by [user id=111774] on 12.12.2011 at 02:51

"Manowar no"

Um, EXCUSE ME?



LEATHER!!!!!! METAL!!!!!! SPIKES!!!!!! AND CHAINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

and darkrooms in gay clubs. How they love to oil each other.

Just when I think I have forgotten about that image it returns terrify me again.... ugh.

Written by arwestromen on 11.12.2011 at 14:46

because their singer loves men...can't get more masculin then that

I don't usually go to metal to feel "manly", obviously, but when I'm on a studying loop and I'm stuck, I play me some Lost Horizon to feel powerful. Anything with a soaring vocal can go as well. And when I say "soaring", I don't mean "dogwhistle".

Lemmy is manliness incarnate.

Written by TOUGHEST MEMBER on 10.12.2011 at 16:50

black metal too extreme cold and most about religion (still personally),

Plus heaps of them wear makeup.

Written by Milena on 12.12.2011 at 10:57
I don't usually go to metal to feel "manly", obviously, but when I'm on a studying loop and I'm stuck, I play me some Lost Horizon to feel powerful. Anything with a soaring vocal can go as well. And when I say "soaring", I don't mean "dogwhistle".

So what you're saying is you can't hear guttural vocals?

Because there is no man manlier than a man wearing pants tight enough to show his bulge.

Cobalt... Gin was about aggressive male behavior and excess. embracing that macho extreme male presence. Nietszche's overman/ubermensch, Ernest Hemingway;s lifestyle. further the vocalist, Phil McSorley is currently active duty in the United States Army... you've heard the phrase "put your money where your mouth is"... he put his body where his mouth was. His unit used to listen to one of the tracks off the album before going on patrol in Baghdad.

Written by Qube on 13.12.2011 at 09:42

Lemmy is manliness incarnate.

You do have a point in my opinion. I didn't really know what my answer would be, but when I saw this post it kinda hit me. Lemmy's manly and so is Motörhead, typical "hey let's drink beer and armwrestle!" music.

Lost Horizon all the way for me. Especially off their first album. I mean, you can't listen to "Sworn in the Metal Wind" without getting a boost of manly energy.
"Don't forget you are metal, not some ass kissing whore!"

Written by [user id=105293] on 11.12.2011 at 16:20

Versailles. No contest.

To go on stage in those costumes, you'd have to be either extremely manly or extremely fruity.

Twisted Sister.

Written by M C Vice on 14.12.2011 at 10:27

Written by [user id=105293] on 11.12.2011 at 16:20

Versailles. No contest.

To go on stage in those costumes, you'd have to be either extremely manly or extremely fruity.

Dressing up as a hot chick takes some man balls, man. Just ask Cloud.

Written by BitterCOld on 13.12.2011 at 19:28

Nietszche's overman/ubermensch, Ernest Hemingway;s lifestyle. further the vocalist, Phil McSorley is currently active duty in the United States Army... you've heard the phrase "put your money where your mouth is"... he put his body where his mouth was. His unit used to listen to one of the tracks off the album before going on patrol in Baghdad.

Nietszche is very popular in metal rather than Ernest Hemmingways but Ernest' Metallica's For Whom The Bell Tolls seems be very greatest brave badass.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 12.12.2011 at 01:26

RE...SPECT!

Just kidding. I don't listen to metal for a tough guy feel or vibe, but Benighted and other brutal death metal bands give me a bit of a masculine energy boost.

That is same for me . The music goosebumps you, makes your head burst out with the intense energy macho man way, who cares for the musicians tough or not ? If they are also like their music, it is perfect totem, but if not, only the music passed my checking test.

Id say Henry Rollins. The guy and his lyrics are some pretty manly stuff. For music and also lyrics Pantrea.

Written by [user id=123392] on 13.12.2011 at 23:50

Lost Horizon all the way for me. Especially off their first album. I mean, you can't listen to "Sworn in the Metal Wind" without getting a boost of manly energy.
"Don't forget you are metal, not some ass kissing whore!"

That's their funniest piece of lyrics ever, and yet I constantly shove it down throats of my pals who are going berserk over some completely pathetic bitches. And it proves to be good advice. Hats off for this band!

Written by Milena on 17.12.2011 at 20:35

Written by [user id=123392] on 13.12.2011 at 23:50

Lost Horizon all the way for me. Especially off their first album. I mean, you can't listen to "Sworn in the Metal Wind" without getting a boost of manly energy.
"Don't forget you are metal, not some ass kissing whore!"

That's their funniest piece of lyrics ever, and yet I constantly shove it down throats of my pals who are going berserk over some completely pathetic bitches. And it proves to be good advice. Hats off for this band!

Spread it man! Spread it! Nice job!

How about Enslaved, Alestorm, Korpiklaani...the last one usually added my drinking appetite