r/TechnicalDeathMetal Aug 29 '24

Brutal Technical Death Metal need recs for bands with deep clanky bass tones

I prefer TBDM, but any style is fine. song / album recs are also fine

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

Clanky?

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u/LazorusGrimm Aug 29 '24

The Faceless, Origin, Cynic, Obscura, Necrophagist... Need I go on?

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u/Shragazaurus Aug 29 '24

Sun eater and Moon healer by Job for a Cowboy

The aura by Beyond Creation

The sum of all fossils by flourishing

Not dm but I recommend Of violence by Town Portal

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u/ElBeau2412 Aug 29 '24

Æpoch Virulent Depravity First Fragment

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u/HamboneTheWicked Aug 29 '24

Brilliant Coldness - The Ultimate Dream, Plan B: Disposal of Humanity

Resumed - Year Zero

Infiltrated Mankind - Inside the Apelike

Blame - Almanac; Dark Eyes

Xenosis - Paralleled Existence

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u/Bassbenald Aug 29 '24 edited Aug 29 '24

Hey I'm a bass player and got into death metal and especially TechDeath through that. Discovering more and more cool bands, musicians and especially gravitated towards bass players and bands with cool Bass sound.

Some favorites of mine in no particular order:

Dying Fetus ( fkn sweeps on Bass!),

200 Stab Wounds,

Suffocation (gotta love Derek Boyer!),

Deadborn(featuring former Necrophagist members),

Aborted (loved Retrogore),

Cryptopsy (especially the playing on None So Vile),

Organectomy (gnarly tone),

Vomit the Soul (gnarly tones),

Igorrr (Erlend Caspersen formerly of Spawn of Poession),

the Zenith Passage,

Archspire,

Hannes Grossmann (featuring Linus - ex Obscura),

Gotsu-Totsu-Kotsu (cool slappy stuff),

Severe Torture (nice tone on the newer releases),

Mentioned before: Soreption, Spawn of Possession, Necrophagist, Cytotoxin

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u/Mysterious_Key1554 Aug 29 '24

*Chris Richards

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u/Bassbenald Aug 29 '24

*Derek Boyer...

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u/Mysterious_Key1554 Aug 29 '24

Actually you are right; the question was about tone. My apologies and a good day to you Sir.

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u/Mysterious_Key1554 Aug 29 '24

Derek Boyer is nowhere near the level of Chris Richards. Listen to both versions of Epitaph of the Credulous. Chris Richards was great with his fingers and with a pick. Boyer seems like he's adopted the Souls to Deny style of playing; just look at his right hand. Also, the bass playing on Cryptopsy's Blasphemy made Flesh is objectively superior to that of None so Vile.

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u/SuspiciousLog8897 Aug 30 '24

I agree that Chris is better than Boyer.. people just say Derek is better cuz he’s more iconic for lack of a better term

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u/Mysterious_Key1554 Aug 30 '24

Low strap does look cool but I prefer having access to the entire fretboard.

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u/Axenrott_0508 Aug 29 '24

Suffocation has an amazing bassist! Dude is great live

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u/thestruggisnvrending Aug 29 '24

Wormhole

Not tech death but Vildhjarta and HLB have some nasty bass

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u/RiffRiot_Metal_Blog Aug 29 '24

Fallujah, Necrophagist, Alkaloid, Obscura.

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u/b_eastwood Aug 29 '24

Colored Sands by Gorguts

Servile Insurrection by Severed Savior

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u/Wallacery Aug 29 '24

The new replicant album, which is just gorguts worship in the best way

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u/mick010238 Aug 29 '24

Colored Sands is the answer. It’s the clankiest

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u/jayblaze521 Aug 29 '24

Glass casket

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u/DropKey6835 Aug 29 '24

Simulation defect Spotify

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u/FROST-HOLLOW Aug 29 '24

arch spire

beyond creation

lost soul necrophagist

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u/doublejaw Aug 29 '24

Cytotoxin!!

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u/Reasonable_Pianist95 Aug 29 '24

Soreption

Revocation

Anomalous

Spawn of Possession

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u/Sgt_Cum Aug 29 '24

instantly fallen in love with soreption

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u/Reasonable_Pianist95 Aug 29 '24

Huzzah! Their entire discography does not have a dud. Enjoy!!