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Agent Steel - The Day At Guyana (lemmy.nz)

submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by Myr@lemmy.world to c/thrashmetal@lemmy.world

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First post in a long ass while. Just hadn't been feeling it before, after so much new music. Hard to truly connect with it when, yea - this style of music is my jam but there was just so much of it. But now reconnecting slowly; felt like posting again.

Instrumental from one of the best classic speed metal acts out there. Doesn't break any new ground but I love it all the same. The melodies and bass lines in the middle of the track are always stuck in my head, as well as the uplifting feeling the whole thing gives me.

Don't get used to seeing my posts all the time like before, but I haven't forgotten this place exists. Gonna also use this opportunity to link my instrumental playlist on Tidal. Rock on my dudes.

Tidal, Bandcamp to purchase this album in CD format, RateYourMusic, Encyclopaedia Metallum

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[–] Myr@lemmy.world 3 points 1 month ago

Mind pollution is right lol. I guess I got burnt out on so much new stuff every day, so much that even staggering it out couldn't save my enjoyment. Thrash is forever, and I hear/look for it all the time in other branches/roots of music even when it has very little to do with metal. Interesting you're getting into jungle and dnb, but based on our discord talks before it kinda makes sense haha.