Do not have the means to check it now. How does it sound compare to the previous records in terms if quality.

Do not have the means to check it till the next week or so.
My three year old sony extrabass died on me just recently. RIP.

How do they keep doing the "same" thing and still sound fresh af?

Written by InnerSelf on 26.10.2016 at 01:46

How do they keep doing the "same" thing and still sound fresh af?

They still sound fresh because not too many bands copied their style, I think. Only Ad Nauseam, Nero Di Marte and this year's Départe comes to my mind.

Written by Paz on 26.10.2016 at 11:41

They still sound fresh because not too many bands copied their style, I think. Only Ad Nauseam, Nero Di Marte and this year's Départe comes to my mind.

Setentia sound like they're going to do a pretty good job of Ulcerate's style. In fact so far I prefer their tracks to Ulcerate's ones from this that I've heard.

Non of these bands offers the destructive glory of ulcerate, though. In fact it is nice that ulceratian metal is diverse.

Written by [user id=4365] on 26.10.2016 at 12:14

Setentia sound like they're going to do a pretty good job of Ulcerate's style. In fact so far I prefer their tracks to Ulcerate's ones from this that I've heard.

I will give it a listen. Thanks

Written by Paz on 26.10.2016 at 14:23

I will give it a listen. Thanks

Like a less intense version of Ulcerate, and quite diverse in song approach.

Written by Paz on 26.10.2016 at 11:41

Written by InnerSelf on 26.10.2016 at 01:46

How do they keep doing the "same" thing and still sound fresh af?

They still sound fresh because not too many bands copied their style, I think. Only Ad Nauseam, Nero Di Marte and this year's Départe comes to my mind.

I guess! but that was more of a rhetoric question than an actual one since I think there's nothing you can really copy from Ulcerate, the song structure is loose and complex and you can only try to copy the feeling that their music conveys rather than the actual song writing aspect of it.
I know this is might sound weird, but i guess trying to emulate Ulcerate is like trying to copy Drone!

Written by InnerSelf on 26.10.2016 at 15:16

I know this is might sound weird, but i guess trying to emulate Ulcerate is like trying to copy Drone!

Haha, true

Those bands I've mentioned did a pretty well job if you ask me. Go check them out if you haven't already. However, you can steal their riffs but Jamie's wall of sound is truly one of a kind...

Written by Paz on 26.10.2016 at 15:49

Those bands I've mentioned did a pretty well job if you ask me. Go check them out if you haven't already. However, you can steal their riffs but Jamie's wall of sound is truly one of a kind...

Haven't yet, will do

Written by Paz on 26.10.2016 at 11:41

They still sound fresh because not too many bands copied their style, I think. Only Ad Nauseam, Nero Di Marte and this year's Départe comes to my mind.

Also check this list for related bands: My Top Dissonant Metal Picks

Written by Akatash on 27.10.2016 at 23:45

Also check this list for related bands: My Top Dissonant Metal Picks

Yeah. I already gave you my thumb up

Written by Akatash on 27.10.2016 at 23:45

Written by Paz on 26.10.2016 at 11:41

They still sound fresh because not too many bands copied their style, I think. Only Ad Nauseam, Nero Di Marte and this year's Départe comes to my mind.

Also check this list for related bands: My Top Dissonant Metal Picks

I don;t think you have any band in that list that he is not already familiar with

Haha, Setentia shared this funny article on their fb page

http://www.toiletovhell.com/ulcerate-vs-setentia-the-battle-for-the-new-zealand-crown-of-dissonant-death/

In this competition, I still prefer Ulcerate by a small margin.

Wow, they gave it to Setentia. Nice

Written by [user id=4365] on 28.10.2016 at 15:13

Wow, they gave it to Setentia. Nice

This is blasphemy.

Written by Akatash on 28.10.2016 at 15:27

This is blasphemy.

Haven't heard the whole of Setentia yet but it is pretty good from what I have heard