r/thisdayinmetal

Hey guys! I want to start a new Cosmic Horror Slamming Brutal Blackenned Death Metal project inspired by the Old Gods from World Of Warcraft, needing people (Guitars, Bass, Drums, Keyboard, I'll be the vocalist) who are willing to join this project!

It will only do digital releases, no live shows so this will ease to find people around the globe who are interested on recording!

For the soundscape identity, I'd like it to have a Vulvodynia approach but of course, making each song unique.

Project name will be Yogg-Saron (one of the Old Gods from WOW).

Logo made by me, I also run a logo/album cover business called Art Ov Abyss.

My solid experience is with Black Metal only (Fallen Gabriel/ Nefarious Abyss), but I'm well trained in Death Metal/ Slam vocals.

If you want to join this project, you can comment here or message me on Instagram @dominusgargoyle

I've been a fan of Metallicas music for a few years now. They've really really inspired me, and I can say I really like how Lars drums, but I always see and hear comments of "Oh, he's a bad drummer." I really dont get the Lars hate. When I ask, I always get different answers.

On February 22 1989, Metallica was a front runner for best metal performance with their album "...and justice for all.". The band was invited to perform their single "one ", for the national television broadcast . After a blistering performance of "one", the best metal performance award was announced. Still sweating and catching their breath, with towels still in hand, a live camera cuts to the band. .....and the winner is.......Jethro Tull!!!!

For reference they were also up against Ac/Dc, and Jane's Addiction. Metallica would win the award couple of years later for the "black album ", during their award acceptance the drummer, Lars Ulrich, stated "thank God Jethro Tull didn't release an album this year", giving the middle finger to big media award shows.

Taken from Metallica’ official Instagram