Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.03.2010 at 21:32

Written by Don Martin on 23.03.2010 at 21:18

-Bloodbath? Anyone?
-(just to ape all the others) Mastodon
-Death Breath (maybe not as talented as Mastodon, but fucking great)
-Lamb Of God (formed in 1990, but released their first album 1999...)
- .....

Bloodbath original? Death Breath original

Maybe not original, but just good. It was about talent too, Akerfeldt and Andersson sure are talented

Written by Boxcar Willy on 23.03.2010 at 16:25

Written by K✞ulu on 16.10.2009 at 08:26

My top three in different genres would be:

Adagio (Fr) - Progressive/Power
Mastodon - Stoner
Protest The Hero - Metalcore/Progressive

All of these bands seem to have made a pretty great contribution to Metal by their sounds.

thats not the question though

Why not?

Written by Don Martin on 23.03.2010 at 22:11

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.03.2010 at 21:32

Written by Don Martin on 23.03.2010 at 21:18

-Bloodbath? Anyone?
-(just to ape all the others) Mastodon
-Death Breath (maybe not as talented as Mastodon, but fucking great)
-Lamb Of God (formed in 1990, but released their first album 1999...)
- .....

Bloodbath original? Death Breath original

Maybe not original, but just good. It was about talent too, Akerfeldt and Andersson sure are talented

Oops my mistake I only read "original" in the thread title where it ALSO says "talented" I agree both bands are full of talent.

Deathspell Omega? Obviously looking at stuff since SMRC. I think it's very original stuff and the talent of whoever actually plays the stuff (Hooray for zero band presence) is off the charts, especially for BM.

Edit: Oh, so we're looking at bands formed since 00? And not releases? Well poo, i still present DSO.

For me it would definitely belong here Epica, which made some great albums, which show (for symphonic metal genre) quite a lot of originality comparing to lots of other bands. Than I would mentione also In Mourning, which had also improved themselves as a great talented band with their lately second release ''Monolith'' (though I still prefer a first one a bit more). Than there would be also Ghost Brigade with two very decent albums.

Written by K✞ulu on 23.03.2010 at 22:21

Written by Boxcar Willy on 23.03.2010 at 16:25

Written by K✞ulu on 16.10.2009 at 08:26

My top three in different genres would be:

Adagio (Fr) - Progressive/Power
Mastodon - Stoner
Protest The Hero - Metalcore/Progressive

All of these bands seem to have made a pretty great contribution to Metal by their sounds.

thats not the question though

Why not?

well mastodons from '99

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 24.03.2010 at 00:54

Written by Don Martin on 23.03.2010 at 22:11

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.03.2010 at 21:32

Written by Don Martin on 23.03.2010 at 21:18

-Bloodbath? Anyone?
-(just to ape all the others) Mastodon
-Death Breath (maybe not as talented as Mastodon, but fucking great)
-Lamb Of God (formed in 1990, but released their first album 1999...)
- .....

Bloodbath original? Death Breath original

Maybe not original, but just good. It was about talent too, Akerfeldt and Andersson sure are talented

Oops my mistake I only read "original" in the thread title where it ALSO says "talented" I agree both bands are full of talent.

Thou hast been forgiven.

To name a few I would say Alcest, In Mourning, Peste Noire, Between the Buried and Me, The Ocean, Kalisia and Deathspell Omega among many others. I believe that the bands I name-dropped are both original and talented, they at least gave me a "wow" reaction, so I hope they keep going in the same direction.:D

Maudlin of the well (around earlier than 200, but only really demo's)
Unexpect (same as above)
Kayo dot (not really metal though; although there is a fair bit of distorted guitar and death growling in their first two albums)
Diablo Swing Orchestra

From progressive metal I'd go with Zero Hour, Adagio and Andromeda...

Plenty of bands..... Agalloch, Drudkh, The Vision Bleak, Nevermore, Riverside..
As we realize most of the best new bands have a more atmospheric sound, something that it wasn't so developed in 90s and of course in 80s.

Written by VaronoZz on 02.04.2010 at 20:19

Plenty of bands..... Agalloch, Drudkh, The Vision Bleak, Nevermore, Riverside..
As we realize most of the best new bands have a more atmospheric sound, something that it wasn't so developed in 90s and of course in 80s.

Nevermore form in in 90's 1994 something
Agalloch in end of 90's

Written by whatsacow on 25.03.2010 at 03:49

Maudlin of the well (around earlier than 200, but only really demo's)
Unexpect (same as above)
Kayo dot (not really metal though; although there is a fair bit of distorted guitar and death growling in their first two albums)
Diablo Swing Orchestra

I agree 100%, especially maudlin and Kayo Dot. Toby Driver is probably one of the most original songwriters I have heard. I would also include Citriniti, Planet X and Antidepressive Delivery

Written by Bad English on 03.04.2010 at 00:45

Written by VaronoZz on 02.04.2010 at 20:19

Plenty of bands..... Agalloch, Drudkh, The Vision Bleak, Nevermore, Riverside..
As we realize most of the best new bands have a more atmospheric sound, something that it wasn't so developed in 90s and of course in 80s.

Nevermore form in in 90's 1994 something
Agalloch in end of 90's

Ok nevermore is wrong, i had on mind the album dreaming neon black which is in 1999
And for Agalloch, u cannot say that is a band of 90s. The first album was released in 1999 and all the history of the band belongs to the 00s, so u cannot say that they have a special relationship with 90s

Written by VaronoZz on 03.04.2010 at 17:55

Written by Bad English on 03.04.2010 at 00:45

Written by VaronoZz on 02.04.2010 at 20:19

Plenty of bands..... Agalloch, Drudkh, The Vision Bleak, Nevermore, Riverside..
As we realize most of the best new bands have a more atmospheric sound, something that it wasn't so developed in 90s and of course in 80s.

Nevermore form in in 90's 1994 something
Agalloch in end of 90's

Ok nevermore is wrong, i had on mind the album dreaming neon black which is in 1999
And for Agalloch, u cannot say that is a band of 90s. The first album was released in 1999 and all the history of the band belongs to the 00s, so u cannot say that they have a special relationship with 90s

Demo's was made in 90's and idea and musians like personaity grow in 90's even all albums belong and was recordet in 00's but band keep early 90's touch into albums

Written by Bad English on 03.04.2010 at 19:47

Written by VaronoZz on 03.04.2010 at 17:55

Written by Bad English on 03.04.2010 at 00:45

Written by VaronoZz on 02.04.2010 at 20:19

Plenty of bands..... Agalloch, Drudkh, The Vision Bleak, Nevermore, Riverside..
As we realize most of the best new bands have a more atmospheric sound, something that it wasn't so developed in 90s and of course in 80s.

Nevermore form in in 90's 1994 something
Agalloch in end of 90's

Ok nevermore is wrong, i had on mind the album dreaming neon black which is in 1999
And for Agalloch, u cannot say that is a band of 90s. The first album was released in 1999 and all the history of the band belongs to the 00s, so u cannot say that they have a special relationship with 90s

Demo's was made in 90's and idea and musians like personaity grow in 90's even all albums belong and was recordet in 00's but band keep early 90's touch into albums

if u are talking for agalloch i will disagree, the sound is too "fresh" to be an 90s inspiration ;p

"Dope" are truly the most talented their genre is Industrial Metal\Nu Metal. They have great hits in 2001 like

Die MF Die

How about Cadaveria, it a kind of weird mix of Black, Thrash, and something totally different. At first they sound kind of Black,Thrash maybe death, but then they throw in a few random changes in the music that offer something interesting to the songs.

Damn, I wanted to give you The Meads Of Asphodel but they were founded in 1998. I thought it was after 2000.

Written by Koen Smits on 08.11.2011 at 18:19

Damn, I wanted to give you The Meads Of Asphodel but they were founded in 1998. I thought it was after 2000.

Screw it, they should be nominated anyway. They're perfect for the title of "most talented and original band"

Well there's Ulcerate, Mitochondrion,and Impetuous Ritual... Don't hear much bands sound like them. Skeletonwitch is one of the most unique sounding thrash bands I've heard in the 2000's, with Vektor being up there also/

Written by [user id=111774] on 09.11.2011 at 05:28
Well there's Ulcerate, Mitochondrion,and Impetuous Ritual...

Recommendation pimping ftw.

I have to disagree with the OP. Epica are, always have been a poor man's After Forever. In terms of quality and originality.

I think that would be Fleshgod Apocalypse, followed by Meshuggah. They're the most original bands I've heard.

1- Almora
2- HB
3- Magica
4- Majesty
5- Rain Fell Within
6- Sirenia

this are the talent bands from my collection starting 2000 or after & surely there will be more

When I first heard the name Diablo Swing Orchestra I was like oh god please let them sound like DT's Bad Devil.

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