And We're BACK to DEATH METAL! | ARCH ENEMY - "House of Mirrors" (REACTION!!)

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[@Thnielsen85]

Death metal is a great genre, but add in the melodic parts is like adding the soul to the song. Melodic death metal is freaking awesome \m/

[@wifflebat14]

The depth of bass sound in this track is so absorbing. I love this mixing!

[@AlexHefner]

couldn't agree more

[@jdroman407]

It is truely a great song or band..!

[@thewildhealer541]

I love bands who turn up the bass, so damn underrated to mix it louder

[@jdroman407]

Have you heard of carnifex

[@Callie_Wolf]

Hell yeah that song is a bomber and Alissa is an Angel of deatruction she is insanely talented and so beautiful and she is from my city im really proud of that 🤟🙏🔥

[@guilhermeduarte905]

We know u are in love with her lol

[@paulperdrix]

Quebec tabarnak

[@corvuscyrus]

Angel of Destruction is an terrifyingly accurate way to describe her.

[@artsurf4951]

Epic song !! And Arch Enemy is Melodic Death Metal… (not Death Metal). The word « melodic » is very important !

[@bigdog91paper]

That's the part that means it sounds good, haha.

[@senditkevin]

@@bigdog91paper 😄

[@mynamesnotdave22]

@@bigdog91paper yikes

[@BrianRox]

@@bigdog91paper someone had to say it :)

[@aah747]

@@bigdog91paper yep. Exactly . I don’t particularly like death metal. Melodeath is my favorite subgenre of metal and it’s not particularly close

[@martwebb32]

The musicianship from Arch Enemy is awe inspiring. Couple that with Alyssa’s vocal skills and the end result never fails to impress

[@AlexHefner]

she is just such an amazing vocalist

[@iconicfury]

@@AlexHefner React to her doing Serendipity or Thank You, Pain with her old band, The Agonist! This was like listening to a Jinjer song where Tati only sings clears (still great, but not everything she has)

[@keslarium599]

So, on the topic of death metal as a subgenre: The first thrash metal album to be released was Metallica's debut record Kill 'Em All released in 1983, and the subgenre was popular in the mid-late 80s. The first death metal album to be released is a bit more debated than thrash, but generally Death's debut album Scream Bloody Gore was one of the first if not THE first death metal album, released in 1987. Death metal remained more underground and really grew in the early 90s, and did grow out of thrash metal. Thrash metal obviously isn't dead, but a lot of the sounds of thrash either branched off into the groove metal category (think Enter Sandman), or took the other direction and became death metal. Arch enemy typically plays a sub-subgenre known as melodic death metal, or 'melodeath' (Amon Amarth is another great example of melodeath). This is where the vocals are still very harsh death growls and screaming, but the backing guitars are way more melodic (and often catchy) compared to traditional death metal, which is even less melodic than thrash. Depending on the song and the band, melodeath can range from the backing tracks sounding about as melodic as Metallica, going all the way to sounding almost power metal-esque, just with harsh vocals.

[@alcoholicsurgeon648]

Doe in saying all that. You can argue that Venom etc was the start. Again. If you wanna get technical, We can go back to Danzig & Misfits.

[@alcoholicsurgeon648]

@@jthomas6672 That's fair enough. I can't argue with you on any of the points you made. I agree.

[@clivehope8409]

Ya but wouldn't say Metallica is actually

[@Ajw602]

3:10 I think he somehow unknowingly timed that perfectly

[@kreator73]

Great reaction, Alex. The song "House of Mirrors" is one of the best of the best Melodic Death songs in my opinion! Direction of the video itself, exceptional text, fantastic quality performance. Alissa is an extremely high-quality vocalist who, in addition to her superb voice, also has exceptional body movements and facial expressions that complete the experience of every song she interprets either live or in a video clip. My opinion is that Alyssa, as much as her great physical appearance contributes to her popularity, she also takes away from her popularity. Mostly to viewers/listeners who are not into that genre, so they often can't "digest" her angelic appearance with a demonic voice. Alissa really took the whole band to a whole other level. Thank you for the great reaction. Best regards.

[@jarkkokyntaja4073]

The production value in these new Arch Enemy songs is incredible. Everything is sounding SOOO good. God dammit.

[@black86tooth]

I’ve always seen melodic death metal as a blend of death metal with thrash guitars. That’s why it’s one of my absolute favorite sub genres. If you want to dig a little deeper you need to check out some Carcass. They’re Michael Amott’s band before arch enemy and they pretty much pioneered melodic death metal. I think Heartwork would be a good song to introduce you to them.

[@kristianbradfield1390]

This song is amazing, love arch enemy way back from the start in 1996, Michael Amott said one of his biggest influences in metal was Dave Mustaine from Megadeath. There's the 80s metal were getting in this song and it's awesome. Reminds me of when I was a kid listening to metal. The second chorus, bridge and solo are amazing and I love Alissa's clean power metal scream at the beginning, then growl straight after. Have a good one Alex love your Chanel too. Great job🎶🔥🤯🤘to you and arch enemy🎶🔥🤘🤯😭

[@mikeh6286]

Thanks Alex! Great job man. Amazing track! Got me teared up it's so beautiful. Super feelie old school solos, intensity, eerie lead in to the massive breakdown. This speaks to me on so many levels. 🤘😈 It's like a musical life story. Well said about her. Delicate and furocious at the same time.

[@AlexHefner]

it's awesome right?!?

[@jdroman407]

I agree completely

[@clivehope8409]

People don't know how a guitar player is utterly brilliant. And this singer is a goddess

[@Jan_K1]

ALEX IN FLAMES The quiet Place Trigger

[@yigitcem9893]

Lol. U pause the video in first 2 chorus. I was almost going to throw my phone from the window 😁😁

[@AlexHefner]

hahahaha sorry about that! i am the king of terribly timed pausing

[@yigitcem9893]

@@AlexHefner 😂😁

[@josealmanza8730]

I would advise everyone to go out on the streets and play this song as loud as possible.

[@biancaandreeas]

Omg his explanation of how he felt and understood this song was mind blowing. I like this point of view so much

[@wavedark7842]

I love this woman 😍😍😍🤘🤘

[@HaraldSchwermetall]

Powerful song, impressive performance, beautiful singer with extraordinary voice. Melodic Death Metal at its best. Two thumbs up!

[@Oyvind88]

Epic song, love the band🤟🇳🇴

[@GileadMaerlyn]

Hi! Here are bands that you have *never reacted to* but should have _in my opinion_ (in alphabetical order): • -Alice Cooper- (done) • -Amaranthe- (done) • -Beast in Black- (done) • Blackbriar • Delain • Equilibrium • Exit Eden • -Gloryhammer- (done) • Hammerfall • Heidevolk • Icon For Hire • Korpiklaani • Lordi • -Lord of the Lost- (done) • Manowar • -Nirvana- (done) • Sirenia • -Skillet- (done) • Sonata Arctica • Turisas • Týr • Van Canto • -Within Temptation- (done) • Xandria

[@Postmetal]

forgot rivers oh nihil

[@Snickerz639]

Agree. Korpiklaani and Equilbrium is a must!

[@chriswu772]

The Black Dahlia Murder would be a good one!

[@johanvanoppen1627]

Insomnium 👌🤟❤️

[@flotzilla1126]

Such an incredibly talented band! Love the production and sound from this album.

[@baldvale5418]

That Gallop you mentioned is so like the band Carcass who Michael Amott used to be a member and his influence is clearly heard in that gallop. Check Carcass out they are awsome. Carcass were a Grind Gore band, another Genre of Metal.

[@mattchew69er]

Love you Alex your one of the real ones I appreciate the time you put into making this. Gods watch over you have faith in fate and you’ll always prosper alissais a goddess of our time and no body gives her enough credit along with the band

[@kaansoler1431]

I'd like to say. I love the John Candy poster behind you. John Candy rules!!!!

[@alfonsoagren414]

God dammit man! Your the only one so far pausing in the middle of the chorus! All of them! Lucky for you that you are such a fun guy to watch! Lol Cheers! Stay Metal! 🤘😎🤘

[@trexmike]

its the guitar riff, drums and her voice that make the song bad ass, i have not heard a riff like that in a wicked long time.

[@christerolausson2702]

Great reaction, Alex! Arch Enemy are my favorite band! Alissa is great, but for me it’s Daniel Erlandsson that is the real badass in this band!

[@christerolausson2702]

@@zykoafonso Will To Power is the latest album. In my humble opinion War Eternal is way better.

[@wossle73]

ALEX: When you Listen to It Enough, You can Almost Hear Allisa "TRYING TO KEEP HER REAL VOICE IN"

[@yigitcem9893]

New arch enemy single after just a month! Jesus I think i am gonna die tomorrow

[@maxschmidt9461]

The vibe strongly reminds me of the Alissa version of Demons Are A Girl's Best Friend!

[@RipticLegion]

Hey. Until December 13 the entire Architects live at the abbey road is currently streaming and its honestly worth the entire listen holy shit!!!

[@RipticLegion]

I just pray you see this in time man. It's so worth it

[@maxschmidt9461]

Wow, this time you were super fast with the new AE song, love it!

[@WykkedMofo]

The birth of Death Metal. Many give that distinction to Chuck Schuldiner and his band, Death. Others might say Venom was the first the bring "extreme" metal to the forefront. Venom was formed back in the late '70s if I am not mistaken. I definitely remember seeing their band shirts in my 6th grade class. Back in 1983. But yes, bands like Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer did Inspire many death metal bands to come. But did Venom help push bands like Metallica in the direction of thrash? We know that Lars, James and the boys have often mentioned, they were inspired by Motorhead, Mercyful Fate, The Misfits, Diamond Head and even Iron Maiden. As well as others. But I vaguely recall that in some interviews...Venom was mentioned. Anyway, everything that we listen to today was inspired by a band or artist from the past. As long as its good(which of course is subjective), it will make my playlists! GREAT reaction. Love the channel. Keep up the good work! \m/

[@Mass-produced]

Loved this song!

[@AlexHefner]

same here! it was fantastic!

[@Lostsage01]

Carcass - Heartwork. A band Michael Amott was in before starting Arch Enemy, and that song is just fucking incredible. Might get blocked but you should hear it anyway 🤘

[@zykoafonso]

Dark reflections Degeneration

[@nature_nd]

Death metal is a journey! The following bands were the bridge (for me) from thrash to death! • Testament - Legions of the Dead: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKWmh2Otq5d0g9U • Sepultura - Arise: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHOyeaOgfr-srpI Now, the Testament album The Gathering where that song lives had James Murphy on guitar, and he was one of the godfathers of death metal. He was the guitarist for the Obituary and Disincarnate suggestions, below. Death Metal Suggestions! • Obituary - Infected: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZixmGhmrd-asJI • Morbid Angel - Fall From Grace: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYHdaZx9jd51Z7c • Disincarnate - Monarch of the Sleeping Marches: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHO5i5xpeZ14fZI • Deicide - Lunatic of God’s Creation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4HZg3Wfhr5potE

[@michaelmorbid704]

Alex with another great reaction with another kickass band🤘🤘🤘. Alex: Man you ever get that twitch in your neck. (Proceeds to crack his neck). Me: That ain't shit. Broke my neck twice. Got Osteoarthritis aka Degenerative Disk Disease and Bone Spurs on every side of my vertebrae starting at the base of my skull to where my shoulders meet my spine. The neck cracking, made me cringe sadly. Lol Love ya Alex. 🤘🤘🤘

[@headbangerlund]

You should react to Von Raven - The moment you die(Norway) Pagan's mind - God's Equation(Norway) Serj Tankian - Harakiri System of a Down - Boom! Corey Taylor - Spit it out(acoustic) Alestorm - The sunk'n Norwegian(Scotland) Rammstein - Keine Lust Audrey Horne - Redemption Blues(Norway, support: for Stone Sour in 2012) Volbeat - Evelyn Stone Sour - 30/30 - 150 Brainstorm - Falling Spiral Down(Germany) Lordi - Hard Rock Hallelujah(Finland MGP winner 2006) Korpiklaani - levan Polka (Finland) AC/DC - Rock N Roll Train(live at River Plate 09) Requinox - Raiders of the Holy Island(Norway) Nemesis - The War is On(Serbia) Sinsaenum - Splendor and Agony Satyricon - Black Crow on a Tombstone(Norway) Amon Amarth - Cry of the Black Birds Okilly Dokilly - White Wine Spritzer Dreampilots - Comedown(Norway, not metal, but worth a listen) Disturbed - Darkness Gorgoroth - Carving a giant(Norway) Amy Lee - Kyle quit the band Tenacious D cover Iron Maiden - Empire of the Clouds(lyrics video) Heaven and Hell - The Devil You Know(album) Scars on Broadway - Scars on Broadway (Album)

[@chriswu772]

In Gloom-God the Animal

[@dekadenser]

getting major Iron Maiden vibes from the "galloping" , Steve Harris in a nutshell

[@hunglikeahorse120]

Dude I’ve had a creak in my neck for 4 days and it won’t go away. I know how you feel my guy.

[@AlexHefner]

need to hit the chiro, my guy!

[@hunglikeahorse120]

@@AlexHefner Could you tell me what the hell is it first? Lmao I’m not well versed in the lingo of the internet these days.

[@micahbussing8783]

Hey hey hey!! You said more death metal on the channel, you have to listen to Nothgard now😏

[@OsoSospechoso]

Lots of folks will have different takes on where death metal came from, but you’re spot-on noticing some similarities to thrash here. I wouldn’t think of it as really linear, like “this came from that.” It’s more like scenes formed in a few places with similar influences and the bands in those scenes traded members and kinda built off one another. But with that said… the common root in DM is probably New Wave of British Heavy Metal (like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest and even Venom). In the 70s punk was happening, NWoBHM was happening, plus stuff like Black Sabbath, the more blues-based evolution of rock and roll getting heavier. And some folks got inspired by different elements they were hearing, and things got heavier in different ways. We got the thrash scene in California, which took some punk stuff and some NWoBHM stuff and some Motörhead and started building that, that was Metallica, Anthrax, Testament, Exodus, Slayer. And we got an early, early death metal scene in Florida with Death, Obituary, Deicide, and Morbid Angel, which also had a lot of NWoBHM influence but wasn’t quite like Bay Area thrash. And in Europe black metal was starting-in Switzerland and Denmark actually-with Hellhammer and Celtic Frost and Merciful Fate, which focused on occult themes, and in Britain groups like Carcass and Napalm Death were working on stuff too, which is sometimes called goregrind, and they were influenced by British punk as well. Michael Amott, the creator of Arch Enemy, was actually in Carcass, and over time he was also influenced by thrash from the US and lots of other things. But you can hear the Iron Maiden in the gallops, the melodic solos, etc. so it all overlaps and weaves together, but if you look at what all these bands say their influence was, it all kinda starts with Iron Maiden and a handful of others of that ilk. Also worth noting: AE is a true supergroup in that Michael Amott was from the Carcass roots of DM. Jeff Loomis is a thrash legend from the west coast of North America, he came from Nevermore. The bassist Sharlee started with Merciful Fate, so he came from the pioneers and precursors to black metal in some ways. So a lot of pioneers from different scenes joining forces here.

[@Postmetal]

if you are doing death metal bands for a while check out rivers of nihil - where owls know my name or the void from which no sound escapes. im pretty sure you will like them.

[@sumoneuno]

Dude, I F$&?!ng love this guy. Absolutely want to grab some beers with you. Let’s make it happen!!

[@g1lart300]

Melodic death metal

[@aaronsearle5809]

1: to update your understanding, you'll have to either research genres, or watch Metal: A Headbangers Journey by Sam Dunn (a good Documentary watch) 2: you'll have to check out either: Nervosa or Crypta :)

[@tedosbimmer3]

The World is yours - Arch Enemy. Great song, do a reaction my guy.

[@roksitzenfrei]

Alex is time for orden ogan gunmen

[@Jimbob1337]

Hey Alex, got something which will be right up your alley. It's a cover of the Manowar song "Warriors of the World" by Feuerschwanz featuring Angus McFife of Gloryhammer, Melissa Bonny and Saltatio Mortis. And it fucking slaps!

[@Madelyne-Pryor]

I love your t-shirt, I need one right now 🤣

[@iconicfury]

If you want to HEAR a delicate side of Alissa, check out The Agonist, any song from Once Only Imagined and Lullabies for the Dormant Mind albums (Serendipity from the former if I had to choose just one song). That's the band she played with before joining Arch Enemy, and she uses great clean vocals alongside her solid harsh ones that are on display here. Not to shit on Arch Enemy, but man... they don't use Alissa's full repertoire very often it seems, for whatever reason. Still enjoyed this song, of course!

[@WookieX666]

this song is so badass!!!!

[@isar.trainz]

Alex, s the version released in your country pitched down? Because I remember it like half a tone higher

[@drob841]

Do an old Agonist song to hear her cleans, Thank You Pain is good!

[@ApocalypseRider]

[@justahologram2230]

Well Death was obviously the forerunner of the genre

[@ApocalypseRider]

@@justahologram2230 You are absolutely right.

[@IvoryElvenson]

Glad to hear you're ready for more Melodic Death, so you should finally try HYPOCRISY!!! 'Eraser' for example! (or 'End Of Disclosure', or a classic:'Roswell 47', or new stuff, 'Chemical Whore' or 'Children Of The Gray'!) And when you dicovered this band, try out mastermind Tätgrens other band PAIN, 'Shut Your Mouth'! :)

[@delix787]

Avenged sevenfold goddamn or critical Acclaim! 💙🖤💙

[@williamhenriksson3595]

Awesome! You should react to more melodic death metal. Some say that the sound origins from Gothenburg and the Gothenburg sound. Bands like In Flames, At the Gates, Dark Tranquillity. Early 90s. You HAVE to react to Dark Tranquillity, I would suggest the song “Lost to Apathy”. Great lyrical song as well.

[@quentondaniels8536]

Yes and yes

[@ivetatran]

Please finally react to the pretty reckless 😭

[@calebwaltz5128]

Yes.

[@ianbruce3961]

According to an interview with Megadeth's Dave Mustaine death metal was partly influenced by thrash metal either way this song is very great and I love it

[@EvilSpiderCK]

I think some Technical Death Metal should be explored. Job for A Cowboy - Sun of Nihility. Vampire Squid - Mr. Squidworm

[@jeffbudd7678]

Hey Alex you should check out Soilwork and their song Stalfagel ft. Alyssa. Melodic Death metal in an incredible genre and growing at an tremendous rate. It combines the best elements of thrash, power metal, black metal, death metal symphonic metal.

[@svilenp]

🤘🤘

[@carlgreene538]

Yes she's beautiful and has a lovely voice!

[@drob841]

Hell Ya!

[@Metaljedipirate]

Long overdue for an avatar reaction. Great video keep up the good work

[@peabow1031]

Yes

[@coreyharrison8850]

Once human is what you should listen to next. Gravity.

[@seanbickford2842]

Yeah that's good shit.

[@jotampa]

For something recent that is more "pure" death metal, try Crypta ("From the Ashes", "Dark Night of the Soul", "Starvation"). The death metal vocal style got adopted by many other subgenres now, so one can't simply say a band is death metal just for using it, I think... Not that labels like that matter much anyway, but still. Jinjer is death metal? Maybe they're called "death something", just like Arch Enemy is called melodic death metal. Oh, well, the fun with classifying things. :-)

[@Frogmonkey095]

Crypta is a good rec. I would call Jinjer progressive deathcore. Deathcore has similarities to death metal, but is not a subgenre of it. He's also reacted to them before.

[@robertmartin8233]

You should see them live, even better than the videos, and Alyssa has gone to the next level, she's also an animal rights activist.

[@Struud]

I'm fairly sure that 'death metal' was derived from the actual band DEATH

[@Oren_Plays]

Arch Enemy is such a good time. Definitely a different music style but you should definitely check out mutual fear by eidola ft jon mess of dance gavin dance or empty gardens by eidola.

[@TheSmilebit]

Not sure if you read comments but you should react to Infected Rain's new song The realm of chaos. It's awesome.

[@stoneysopranoyukon9398]

Kick Ass ! Death Metal and ALL modern metal is directly descendent from Trash Metal 🤘😁🤘 You get the double pedal drumming coinciding with the guitars directly from Thrash. 🤘❤🇨🇦

[@petriahonen518]

Really Good,great voice

[@dekadenser]

Time to check out the new Karnivool man! Dropped a couple of days ago, it's awesome! Like everything else they've ever done ;)

[@mrhammriz]

The halo effect (old in flames) just one song out. Neeeeeed to check it out! Melodic death.❤❤🤘

[@MHale-]

You need to check out her old band, the agonist . Many great songs .there is a documentary on the entire metal scene. I think it’s a 8 part series. Want to learn metal , watch that.

[@Frogmonkey095]

It's a bit more complicated than simply "derivative of thrash," but it's not wrong. I would suggest reading the book, "Choosing Death: The Improbable History of Death Metal and Grindcore." Also the Loudwire video: "Who Really Invented Death Metal" is good for a small introduction, while not being completely exhaustive. It's short too, around 12 minutes. And for something more in depth, the documentary by BangerTV video "Metal Evolution: Extreme Metal," which goes over more than just death metal.

[@AlexHefner]

10-4 i copy! thanks brotha!

[@Frogmonkey095]

@@AlexHefner No problem! Enjoy! There's a lot of great, influential bands in those that I'd like to see you react to.

[@RagingAggron]

If you want to check out more Death Metal take a listen to Nile. Its Death Metal in a way you have not listened to yet. One of the Death Metal legends.

[@IOoxXIXxoOI]

Carcass - Heartwork shouldn‘t be overlooked when it comes to Melo Death!

[@jessebohmer8979]

Death metal is indeed after Thrash metal. The raspy vocals are partly from Thrash but also partly from the first wave of Black metal. The speed is also mostly from Thrash metal. Thrash metal is partly inspired on punk or progressive punk. Which is faster paced than normal punk rock.

[@Frogmonkey095]

You had everything right until you said "progressive punk." Do you mean "hardcore punk" or "grindcore?"

[@joeldunsmore5159]

When i was a teenager in the 1980s there were only 2 types of metal music thrash metal which was Metallica, Megadeth, Overkill, Anthrax.. Etc, and what i called Pop metal, Poison, Bon Jovi, Cinderella, winger, white Lion.. Etc also known today as hair metal but i will never call it that. after that a lot of different labels of metal appeared. there are so many different ones now that i cant name them all or even a few. and some i think are unnecessary.

[@kornspeedlopera2054]

You should check bands like Epica or Cradle of Filth maybe you could find amazing songs from those bands in my humble opinion they are fantastic and of course arch enemy is fantastic too

[@Lucifer77]

You better try some more In Flames. I, The Mask

[@wifflebat14]

The whole album is incredible!

[@Lucifer77]

@@wifflebat14 it sure is🤘

[@cpt7486]

As I lay Dying - Blinded👌

[@paulbooth77]

I love Arch Enemy; Will to Power & War Eternal are among the best melodic death metal albums ever made. Just hope this forthcoming release is as good. Alissa is as talented as is beautiful; I was a big fan of The Agonist way before she joined AE. Respect to Angela & Johan for their time in making this band what it now is. I saw Carnage in 1990 supporting Carcass and never imagined both bands would become so huge.

[@lesterhale]

A lot of death metal inspiration actually came from Metallica and Anthrax.

[@thancrow]

The best descrption I have ever heard about her was she that looks like a mythical creature.

[@knotsandkhaos7382]

Alex! Listen to Finn Mckinnety if you haven't. His channel is all about the genres of rock music. Really cool to learn some facts about our favorites genres of music. 🖤🔥🤘 His big channel is MBA of Rock I believe is what it is. You should be able to find him.

[@danielbarney2954]

The very first death metal and black metal came the 70s Black Sabbath, deep purple and as years went by, everything changed to heavy metal. Like Ozzy Osbourne and led zeppelin, Then Metallica and slayer came, change that to speed metal music. It has a great story to it.

[@DaGobster1]

I'm gonna recommend two different bands real quick. Angelmaker - Leech (deathcore) Archspire - Bleed the Future (technical deathmetal)

[@henryruizph.d7161]

Alissa Slays it🖤🤘🏿🔥🎶…Dude, What’s up with Djent? Let’s see it🖤🖤🖤🖤🎶🎶🎶

[@lukemadden3169]

You need to check out some Carcosa! It's Andrew Baena and Johnny Ciardullo's band and they are amazing. I definitely recommend their song Vermin

[@gantunes8084]

Can't believe you didn't react to Orden Ogan yet!! Gunman is a great song to start 😁

[@user-sz6lr8pi8e]

If you’re doing death metal now you need to react to more Death.. I recommended listening to Sacrificial or Perennial Quest or just react to both of them :)