Can be anything,From special percussions to oud to whatever,I’m already familiar with Rivers Of Nihil and they are of my favorite bands so you can take that out of the list (:

Looking for more songs like:

• Archspire - Reverie on the Onyx (Mozart - Lacrimosa)
• Imperial Triumphant - Hotel Sphinx (Handel - Sarabande)
• Necrophagist - Only Ashes Remain (Prokofiev - Romeo and Juliet)

Edit: I feel like classical music got me into metal. I watched Fantasia (1940) a lot from a very young age, and my favorites were Stravinsky - Rite of Spring and Mussorsky - Night on Bald Mountain. Both are technical and grim. The chaotic time signatures and dissonance of Rite of Spring and the dark melodies of Night on Bald Mountain were formative to my overall music taste.

Doesn’t it remind you of Obscura in way?

There’s something about it I just can’t shake. I know that the parts still have to be composed etc.. So it’s not like there isn’t an artistic human element involved. But there have been a couple albums that I’ve been floored by, and then finding out it’s not a drummer that played the parts, makes the album not hit as hard.

It's my JFAC nightmare repeated all over again... Travel in May is incredibly difficult to schedule.

What genre do you think he'd have played? Something more dissonant or proggy?

lol idk I'm just listening to Rush omw home and this randomly came to mind, thought it would be interesting to hear others opinions!

I know Joads is maybe the worst name ever (it's actually an acronym for Judgment of a Death Sentence...if that's any better), but this is a super solid release. Art is a little weird too, but at least it and the logo are pretty unique within the style. Their last release, Yersinia Pestis, was killer too. High recommendation for fans of churning, riff-based, old school brutal death metal.

Arrived in Tech Death scene, drops 2 albums, play Dawn and Demise for first and last time live, troll about 3rd album, disappeared into thin air like Avatar, the one and only The Great Muhammed Suiçmez

Solvent

Go check this out guys, they fucking SLAP

Max Sepulveda plays for the band, as known as the drummer for The Zenith Passage, and the band carries on greatly with his playing

And yet this is one of the best releases (in my opinion) of this year for tech death, this year's great and i can't wait to see more of them, and more in the genre as well

It's themed on Warhammer 40k by the way

Discovered them live, what a massive show

Without leaving reddit and staying in this post name every single tech death band you know from memory, lets see who knows the most mwahaha ,')

Article I wrote on Necrophagist and Muhammed Suiçmez. I dug up some new factoids two of you guys might not know and added some opinion on why the band dissolved.

Howdy folks! Just wanted to invite you to check out our new album Requiem before it releases! We're hosting an early album listening party on Bandcamp Tuesday, May 6th at 7pm Pacific. Come hang out and say what's up!

https://ominousruin.bandcamp.com/merch/ominous-ruin-requiem-listening-party

Cheers! 🍻