The Angriest Albums That I know

[@x43.bonefeeler92]

Point Blank by Nailbomb. It might just be that ferocious vocals, but the lyrical content coupled with the instrumentation convey such a deep-rooted anger at everything in the world.

[@matthews7805]

Also had the kind of gritty album cover that harkens back to the 80s DIY hardcore bands.

[@rubbingalkohol]

I would be angry too if I made Roots

[@vorpalblades]

Alex Newport rules.

[@roleplayingpain4349]

great album. sad though that Fudge Tunnel didn't get as popular as Sepultura

[@matthews7805]

@@roleplayingpain4349 HOLY SHIT! Hate Songs in E Minor is a fucking masterpiece!

[@josemiguelmaciasvocar2690]

Some albums that come to mind: When The Kite String Pops - Acid Bath Music, Martinis and Misanthropy - Boyd Rice And Friends Red Medicine - Fugazi Meantime - Helmet The Great Southern Trendkill - Pantera Rites Of Spring - Rites Of Spring Caligula - Lingua Ignota Silence Yourself - Savages Also: surprised no one has mentioned Orchid's Chaos Is Me yet

[@hunterv9259]

When The Kite String Pops is one of my favorite albums of all time, but i have to listen to it sparingly, because it immediately gives me the insatiable urge to Break Shit. it just sounds like pure hatred to me lol. good stuff

[@Curu1]

Eyehategod. For me they've always been the angriest sounding band of all by far. Particularly their best albums Take As Needed For Pain and Dopesick, ofcourse.

[@fucked1038]

Facts

[@deathblow777]

terrifyer by pig destroyer Literally for the whole duration of that album it’s non stop in your face heaviness and anger, from the riffs to the vocals it keeps on building up, even the song titles are pissed off, definitely one of my favorite heavy records of all time

[@3DGE.R4DiO]

I'd say prowler in the yard is angrier personally

[@deathblow777]

@@3DGE.R4DiO both are equally angry in my opinion :)

[@hanshandkante5055]

I don't hear any anger at all in Pig Destroyer. They are pretty lame and tame.

[@chungus7244]

@@hanshandkante5055you’re pretty gay

[@SamuelBlackMetalRider]

@@hanshandkante5055what’s wrong with you? Hahaha good pick on PIG DESTROYER. Massively angry & pissed

[@ArtemusCain]

Dillinger Escape Plan's Calculating Infinity. With Greg they grew as songwriters and musicians, but man that first full length with Dimitri's hoarse screaming is just so pissed off. The dude must've burst every blood vessel in his eyes recording that.

[@isaackmojica8302]

The last song off that classic is easily the most absurd pissed off music !!

[@Cerebralsodomy]

Sugar coated sour and dextros secret

[@battoreddu9303]

I'm glad somebody else noticed this. Tdep are famous for their technicality but for me calculating infinity was pure anger and violence. The technicality serves as madness mixed with violence,like a mad serial killer

[@ABSOLUTE_UNIT1756]

I personally feel some of the cleaner bits on that album like the weird king crimson bit on 43% burnt are almost as bursting with rage as the distorted dissonant scream heavy sections

[@rippindrummer666]

Have you heard our puzzling encounters considered by psyopus? If you like dillinger I think you’ll dig that band/album

[@originalityhere5894]

anything by dystopia honestly, they will always be the angriest band in the world for me. stress builds character is simply too good

[@brimphemus]

this. their song jarhead fertilizer is damn near offensive to me and im not even the target lol

[@gggallin8279]

@@brimphemus should be played before every military advertisement

[@The3Virus]

Population Birth Control is like an anthem to human extinction

[@ashleybrown4754]

He put Kanye on here but not Dystopia. Interesting decision.

[@brimphemus]

@@The3Virus i disagree with that song and their whole human=garbage thing but god damn do the riffs go hard

[@SlyHikari03]

Broken by Nine Inch Nails. That album was made through full real anger from Trent Reznor, in spite of his record label manager Steve Gottleib (of TVT Records), he released something that sounded nothing like his past material,

[@dontpissoffraccoons]

Happiness In Slavery is so insane. It's hard to believe that the guy who made that song and album is the same guy who is making music for kids movies.

[@Metal_Screamer]

Individual Though Patterns by Death. Chuck was literally mad at the world while recording this album, and you can definitely hear it. While it’s not as heavy as Leprosy for example, it’s definitely more aggressive. Chucks vocals on this album are so in your face, and the lyrics are angry like on The Philosopher. It’s an incredible album, a 10 for me, but it’s noticeably angrier than any of Deaths other albums.

[@yourmomshouselol]

Clearly chuck at his angriest is mutilation 😳

[@polish2945]

​@@yourmomshouseloli celebrate the fa-

[@jarltrippin]

I flip flop between this and Leprosy as my favourite Death album. I'm not sure why it isn't higher on more people's Death rankings.

[@gag5642]

It's crazy how he went from bitter to more conscious with the next album symbolic. From human to symbolic really captures his growth as a human being.

[@Metal_Screamer]

@@gag5642 for sure. And in my opinion, Symbolic is the best Death album, and you can see the aggression is still there, but it’s dialed back a bit. It’s almost like acceptance.

[@CheekiBreeki96]

Anaal Nathrakh - The Codex Necro, absolute pure hatred

[@DeadEndFolliesTube]

Oooh Good one 🤝

[@KnjazNazrath]

Agreed. Pure f##king necro-geddon!

[@milanbarac5832]

Nasum - Shift is a great stress reliever. The vocals are as angry as they come and the lyrics are really matching the music.

[@SomeSong2]

Excellent pick, was thinking of something in the realm of Nasum, Kiss It Goodbye, Coalesce, Botch for one of my heavier picks.

[@iachtulhu1420]

To me Human 2.0 is their most pissed off record. Although their entire catalog is angry af. Big fan for last 23 years since I heard them for the first time. Also a big grindcore fan. Now, not every grindcore records hits the same - some just hit more angry and more genuine. It can be done.

[@normanvename4404]

Shift is my favorite Nasum album, then Hellvete.

[@rocktypelizard]

Alien and City by Strapping Young Lad Probably someone already mentioned this two but I've been relistening them lately and I truly believe these are the peak of authentic explosive frustration and anger. You can't listen to those two albums and not feel that your own rage is being summoned and vicariously living thru this albums. Devin Townsend just truly have this hability to portrait his state of mind at the time into his albums in a crystal clear way. The emotion is just so palpable to an uncomfortable level (but like nice y'know?). Really intense wall of sound production mixed with relentless drums and guitars. And Devin's vocal performance are just this incredible showcase of someone that can truly sing using that hability to push his voice to dangerous degrees to give this insane vocal takes that just makes you go " this guy is really losing his mind ". Songs like Underneath The Waves, Oh My Fucking God, Detox, Home Nucleonics, All Hail The New Flesh, Shitstorm, Shine, Zen, Thalamus are just (to me) the most honest anger mixed with confusion and resentment that I've ever listened (and I love grindcore, power electronics, etc.)

[@zacharyseibert4526]

City is the most intense metal album ever made, PERIOD

[@rocktypelizard]

@@zacharyseibert4526 Agreed. I just can remember the first time I heard All Hail The New Flesh and from there to OMFG. My whole soul got burned.

[@dizziebonkers326]

Slow, Deep and Hard by Type O Negative. This album has some insane aggression in songs like Xero Tolerance and Prelude to Agony. Peters vocals can only portray anger on this record and mix it in with the lyrical context of killing your girlfriend and being angry at the world, you got yourself an angry album.

[@Leader]

Id put the Carnivore self titled as more pissed off than Slow Deep Hard

[@arbuznazarov9326]

slow deep and hard and carnivore's albums def fit the theme

[@simonh9987]

At the same time, i feel like there's a lot of humor in that album that people miss. Take the canned applause that ends the infamous 1st track fpr example

[@21stCenturyNabokov]

To be honest I expected The Holy Bible to be more on the disturbing albums list rather than on the angry albums list since Richey, who wrote the lyrics for the album went missing after the album was released and is still currently missing for almost 3 decades now. So people The Holy Bible consider this album Richey's Closer or In Utero. The album probably has one of the best lyrics in music history in my opinion thanks to Richey's background in Political Science, Literature and Philosophy so I'm really happy to see this album being mentioned here. A few albums that comes to mind when it comes to angry albums are probably My War by Black Flag, Close To A World Below by Immolation, From Filthy Tongue of Gods and Griots by Dalek

[@Raitor33]

I agree! The Holy Bible is so disturbing. I used to really like the album but didn’t really pay much attention to the lyrics (english isn’t my first language) but once I actually read the lyrics to “Yes” it fucking gave me goosebumps. I didn’t expect them to be so harsh. My appreciation for the album grew that day. Ritchey was a genius lyricist.

[@dazwold]

This is Yesterday, Archives of Pain, 4st7lb and Die in the Summertime really give an insight into Richey's psyche. One of my all time favourite albums.

[@carmelomacaluso]

how do you hear close to a world below by immolation being an angry album?

[@winterlamez3322]

Discordance Axis’s The Inalienable Dreamless has been my go to album when I’m pretty angry. Jon Changs vocals are soooo insane

[@enri_mucca]

You're right: fantastic album and fantastic vocalist

[@winterlamez3322]

@@enri_muccaHell yeah, amazing band!

[@KnjazNazrath]

Good shout. It's just a shame more Discordance Axis fans don't mention Gridlink or No-One Knows What The Dead Think.

[@TheOwlripper]

Top 10 album of all time for me. Especially good for if the neighbours are making unreasonable amounts of noise. Put this on. Blast the speakers on full for 15 seconds. They soon stop!

[@chungyboy]

This might be a weird album to call angry but an album that makes me angry is Revenge's Triumph.Genocide.Antichrist

[@WhatInTarnation799]

Yep

[@elliotthompson-ui4hs]

Try listening to Knelt Rote if you haven't already!! They're very similar

[@chungyboy]

@@elliotthompson-ui4hs sweet I'll check them out

[@SamuelBlackMetalRider]

Good pick, it makes sense

[@GravenWorldwide]

Mummy and Daddy/Dedicated to Peter Kurten by Whitehouse. So angry, loud and brutal that it goes into a whole new lane of being disturbing. Especially tracks like A C-- Like You and Daddo, horrifying

[@heretictemple9830]

CTTTOAFF - Songs of Ill Hope and Desperation Vermin Womb - Retaliation Infernal War - Terrorfront Koreisch - This Decaying Schizophrenic Christ Complex Magrudergrind - S/T Dropdead 1998 Full Of Hell - Rudiments of Mutilation

[@rand0mguyontheinternet]

Turmoil - the process of.. The dillinger escape plan - calculating infinity Animosity - shut it down Zao - where blood and fire bring rest Snapcase - progression through unlearning Combatwoundedveteran - i know a girl who develops crime scene photos Curlupanddie - unfortunately we're not robots Botch - we are the romans Jerome's dream - seeing means more than safety Orchid - chaos is me Converge - Jane Doe Squarepusher - go plastic Tyler the creator - bastard Etc.

[@gag5642]

Based list

[@rand0mguyontheinternet]

@@gag5642 very much indeed

[@antianimememes3904]

@@rand0mguyontheinternetnice seeing Squarepusher among metal bands. I’d also add some Venetian snares albums to the list

[@Minnevan]

I’d like to throw “Point Blank by Nailbomb” into the ring

[@matthiaspfeiffer9757]

Spontaneus Top 5: 1. Toadliquor - Feel My Hate - The Power is the Weight - R.I.P. Cain 2. Black Flag - Damaged 3. Primitive Man - Caustic 4. Man is the Bastard - Sum of the Men: "The Brutality Continues" 5. GG Allin - Suicide Sessions

[@gaberiel1047]

GISM - Sonicrime Therapy is my pick. Absolutely ear Shredding instrumentally, and you can really hear the emotion in Sakevi's voice. Also their live shows rivaled Kickbacks in terms of insanity with Sakevi's antics like chasing people with chainsaws, shooting flamethrowers and other crazy stuff.

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

Going to a GISM gig would have been terrifying. The threat of the singer actually stabbing you was way too high.

[@transsexual_computer_faery]

cringe

[@normanvename4404]

R.I.P. Sakevi

[@DirtyBob1981]

Tentacles Of Whorror is not only my favorite Leviathan album. It’s probably in the top 3 of my favorite albums ever

[@velipyr]

There is a vast array of emotions there. Truly evil amd disturbing

[@caleb395]

Revenge - Victory.Intolerance.Mastery always struck me as Revenge's most angry album

[@nerdmysteria1406]

Pig Destroyer - Prowler in The Yard, the vocal performance, the production quality, the concept, one of the most spiteful albums I can think of

[@bleakaux9289]

Just because they don't get talked about enough for what they did, I gotta say Admiral Angry's Buster. I've heard Nails, EyeHateGod, Dystopia (another good one), Bloodbather, Slipknot (specifically Iowa), King 810 (again, another good one), and such and such. Nothing I have ever heard can compare to that fucking anomaly of an album in terms of anger and punishment.

[@xsteox770]

Good call

[@PlutoTheGod]

The GG Allin & Antiseen album is one of the angriest albums you could possibly write. It’s literally like the diary of a serial killer being read while mixed in with extremely angry songs about rape and murder

[@gabi.m.hshshs8913]

Yepp, the lyrics so nihilistic and dirty. the nervous voice and that negligent and chaotic atmosphere.

[@transsexual_computer_faery]

maybe dont promote pieces of shit?

[@codyroberts5366]

No Admiral Angry Buster is criminal. That album seethes with anger. Heaviest and angriest album to ever exist

[@SkinlessArmageddon]

This may sound kind of cliche but anything by dystopia can be on this list

[@dinguskhan46329]

Nobody uses this term anymore i think but used to be called “suicidecore”. Dystopia is something else.

[@mitch5944]

Dystopia doesn't like people I think 🤔🤔🤔

[@justin2597]

For me, the 3 that have yet to be mentioned: Gaza’s “No Absolutes in Human Suffering” Indian’s “From All Purity” And anything by Primitive Man Gaza’s the angriest hxc record by my estimates, and the latter 2 fall into this breed of sludge that’s just so pure in its design that brings to mind the like’s of Lord Mantis, but I feel take it a step further

[@AgainstTheeWickedlyMusic]

Hard agree on Indian and Primitive Man

[@justin2597]

@@AgainstTheeWickedlyMusic tbh, sludge as a genre I feel is the angriest of all genres. Hell, that Gaza record utilizes sludge as well in its arsenal

[@AgainstTheeWickedlyMusic]

@@justin2597 I would tend to agree with you. I'll have to check out that Gaza record, then 🔥

[@munyansebastien7127]

I was scrolling down incredulous that no one mentioned Gaza: that album in particular is so intense and angry, and has some great compositions. A true classic.

[@munyansebastien7127]

And while we're at it, there's this band I like and promote every chance I get because of the shamefully low nomber of views it gets: Throes. Check out their album In the Hands of an Angry God, pretty sure you'll like it.

[@honeycomblord9384]

I've been digging that Manic Street Preachers record as of late, cool to see you discuss it

[@123slowdown]

I sat on James Dean Bradfield's cigarettes once.

[@markstultz383]

The Holy Bible is one of my favorite albums of all time

[@enri_mucca]

Sadness Will Prevail is the album that properly got me into metal and heavy music. At the time (3-4 years ago) I was already aware of many bands and sounds, but almost none of them really captured me. Plus, I felt that the aesthetic of classic metal bands was not for me. Then I found this album by Today Is The Day through a review, and it instantly blew my mind. When I saw the video of "The Descent", I said to myself: "So that is what heavy music is capable of!".

[@euphoricparasite]

Steve Austin is a genius. Sadness will Prevail is one of my all time favorite albums.

[@VinlandicSoul]

Glad you inclunded Nails. They were my intro to Power Violence/Grindcore and it absolutely blew me away. Even to this day, the wildest crowd I’ve ever seen, was Nails playing Wide Open Wound downstairs at the MiddleEast in Boston. That moment when you can’t escape the pit, because the whole floor has become the pit

[@voidahl1667]

G.R. by Deathpile. Power electronics album with an absolute suffocating atmosphere. One of the most brutally angry albums I know

[@TommyEdwards-q1i]

yeah deathpile was the first thought i had when he said angry

[@ahumannamedcharles5329]

I wish I saw what people see in that album. personally it's one of the worst records ive heard, there's a lot angrier and more visceral power electronics out there, to me G.R. bounces back between being either extremely boring or so bad it's laughable. no hate towards the ppl who dig it tho

[@brekinat0r]

Ceremony - Violence Violence is the first album that comes to mind. Just listen to "Living Hell," the way the "FUCK"s hit are pure aggression. The only thing is that the album has a ton of slow moments that I think they could've cut down on.

[@zbox6420]

Sadness will prevail is my fav concept album. Such amazing feelings it portrays, it’s like traversing through the thick jungle of a mind of someone who’s trapped in their own head. Reviews say there’s filler, but I disagree. Every track is different, experimental and ultimately adds to the emotions of the album. Not exclusively angry I’d say, but definitely not not angry.

[@enri_mucca]

This album is flawed like a broken mind. And that's why I love it.

[@cbn6635]

Maybe a cliche choice, but here goes: Slayer 'Reign in Blood'. Are there more brutal albums out there? Absolutely! Are there faster albums out there? Undoubtedly! Are there heavier albums out there? Lots! ...but when it comes to portraying pure, undiluted in-your-face AGGRESSION, it is STILL to this day virtually unmatched. It's an undying classic for a reason... 🤗

[@iachtulhu1420]

I would even count their controversial God Hates Us All. Far from their best, but it has much more anger in vocals, more punchy production and it feels visceral.

[@cbn6635]

@@iachtulhu1420 It came out at the right point in time also.. timing is everything.. 🤗

[@PhilGreer100]

Actually a very good idea for a presentation, and well articulated. The first album which ever expressed my anger was way back. I would put on Machine Head's - The More Things Change in the car and just fucking floor it. Now we find heavier music, rougher, more extreme sonically you could say but one thing remains the same for me. The More Things Change..

[@kubasa3wwe]

Supremacy by Hatebreed is the angriest album I've listened to. Really looking forward to giving your picks a try! Love that emotion in music.

[@johngilljr8149]

Hatebreed is a great band . Very angry to the ears but very positive in their lyrics

[@manserfaustprod]

Just some additional considerations: Whitehouse - Bird Seed Ceremony - Violence Violence Blood For Blood - Revenge on Society Negative Approach - Tied Down Black Flag - My War Bracewar - Juggernaut Chokehold - Content With Dying Z - Violent Action Tranquilizer - Tranquilizar History - Demos Flexis Live 1985-1987

[@johngilljr8149]

Blood for blood exactly what i thought. And then would be sheer terror just can’t hate enough

[@hanshandkante5055]

Disrupt's Unrest LP is my pick for the angriest album. - everything from Yacopsae - everything from The Kill - everything from Eyehategod - the first two LPs of Sielwolf - early Disfear (first three releases) - Ministrys "The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste" LP - the first RATM LP - Underground Resistance "A Revolution For Change" LP - probably the angriest Techno record ever made - Scarlxrd's first album, its rap but the vocals as well as the lyrics are as heavy and angry as it gets

[@elliotthompson-ui4hs]

I grew up off of scarlxrd

[@HamsterCrusher13]

The Great Southern Trend Kill is an easy pick for this list

[@danielhamby9448]

The first scream on the first song is brutal!

[@hurricaNe8841]

I think Slipknot's Iowa is one of the angriest records I've ever heard. It just feels very honest, especially when you know what the band was going through when Iowa was being recorded. Also i can suggest Dead in My Arms by Carnifex. It's super heavy and kinda technical, but at the same time you can legitimately actually feel aggression and the will to change something that can't be changed

[@profile1674]

I've seen Kickback live in the late 90's, and yeah, those guys were not the kind of people you wanted to start trouble with. When it comes to angry albums, I always immediately think of Ice Cube's "The Predator". Honourable mentions for me are "The Future of War" by Atari Teenage Riot, "Human" by Death and Unsane's "Occupational Hazard".

[@reinieden2379]

Just a few that came to mind, maybe not that angry to some. Dir En Grey - Marrow of a Bone Pharmakon - Contact Inside the Beehive - Drink Bleach - Live Forever Anodyne - Lifetime of Gray Skies Meth. - Mother of Red Light

[@WhatInTarnation799]

Never heard of any of these. Thank you. I love comments like these through which I discover new things 👍🏻

[@justarandomdude8138]

Wow I didn't expect someone to mention Dir en grey honestly! This album came to my mind too as I saw the video title

[@justin2597]

meth. is an awesome pick

[@AgainstTheeWickedlyMusic]

I was thinking of Pharmakon, too. "No Natural Order" is pure insanity

[@reinieden2379]

@@justin2597 Love the neil breen pfp

[@alfiemckeough3762]

The angriest albums I can think of (in my opinion): Strapping Young Lad - Heavy as A Really Heavy Thing Tool - Undertow Nemertines - Nemertines Wrust - Intellectual Metamorphosis

[@tomfoley1401]

Proclamation vocals are definitely up there

[@primordialserpent1763]

Got to agree on hardcore selling anger better than metal, you can even hear the difference within metal. Subgenres with a more significant influence from punk such as thrash or deathgrind always sound a lot angrier to me when compared to others which are similarly heavy but without the punk influence such as speed and death metal in this instance.

[@iachtulhu1420]

Any, even basic hardcore punk band to me reeks of anger much more then your average metal. It's just the way it is. Different priorities. Hardcore punk, and all punk subgenres like powerviolence, grindcore, fastcore/thrashcore, crust/stenchcore just have intensity, bluntness and straight-forwardness as their main focus. Technicalities, good production and writing/playing skills is derided for pure chaos instead, and it's effective. To me, even the most slow d-beat sections sound more primal and angry then ultra-fast thrash skank beat. It's much more painful, driving and uncompromising. Yes, maybe formulaic but that's the point, to be obnoxious and unforgiving.

[@haysayer]

Fear of a Black Planet by Public Enemy is one of the first that come to mind. Another is Chaos AD by Sepultura

[@ryandenis7667]

best channel in the game

[@aldoxrodriguez]

REVENGE- Attack.Blood.Revenge. That album embodies anger and hate like no other.

[@deadbydc5662]

I believe any of Dystopia’s 3 albums they made also deserves to be on this list, complete hatred in their music, angry, misanthropic it’s everything you want if you’re looking for angry music in my opinion.

[@tylermarcum7199]

Exit, Cycles, and Cursed by Rotten Sound. Their entire discography is pissed off, but something about that era just makes me want to break shit more than anything else out there.

[@rubysoffner4557]

Godflesh - Streetcleaner . Just brutal, in your face anger Anaal Nathrakh - The Codex Necro Shining - Född Förlorare

[@arenten]

落とす死 by Dropdead is my pick. Powerviolence is always gonna be angry but Dropdead carries the most anger of anything I've listened to, even within the genre

[@gavinbuck8130]

Dropdead are ferocious and relentless.

[@theqman1758]

the self titled 7 inch by crossed out its some of the most pissed off early 90s powerviolence i heard. it just radiates absolute bitterness and contempt. if there were anything other album i would say it would be no love deep web by death grips. have a good one wyattxhim

[@PS-wf3kx]

I'd also add these band and artist: - Dragged into sunlight - Pharmakon

[@brandonharris9160]

Converge - Jane Doe Electric Wizard - Dopethrone Dillinger Escape Plan - Miss Machine Between the Buried and Me - The Silent Circus Isis the band - The Red Sea

[@Jackjaundice]

Annihilated by Sectioned (some of the pacing and feedback stops my brain) Misery Hymns by Churchburn Autograph by Ugly (sounds like it was made by the killers in The Strangers)

[@mre3569]

Blood for blood - Outlaw Anthems Ringworm - the Promise Judge - Bringin it down Dead Stop - Done with you COC - In the arms of god (Says so on the sticker: probably the angriest album in the history of hardrock) Unkind - Miellieme Tuhkasta (Finnish punkbands mostly sound angry)

[@gabi.m.hshshs8913]

Black Flag-My War. such an intense album that expresses feelings of frustration and anger

[@coffeecalmdown]

Napalm Death's The Code Is Red... Long Live the Code is a pretty angry album.

[@gnarxy]

Blood for Blood - 'Revenge on Society' came to mind on this one

[@endmysuffering2925]

This is a crazy pick, but I would’ve put Kuroi Jukai’s self-titled on here. I have never heard anything else pull off its sound so well. Raw and unforgiving grindcore/powerviolence with violent sections of harsh noise

[@krthll1]

Teethed Glory and Injury by Altar of Plagues has always been a go-to angry record for me. It is also my favorite metal album of all-time. By God Alone is so dark, brooding, and aggressive that it is impossible to not feel some sort of anger while hearing the gruff wailing of the vocals. The Money Store by Death Grips comes to mind as well. Each track has a pulsating bit of darkness that is inescapable and MC Ride has an almost punk rock delivery that separates it from most rap albums. The noisy percussion and samples are dizzying at times, especially on Hacker, Blackjack, and The Cage. Burn by Nine Inch Nails is the definition of angry to me. A total middle finger of an album to a record label just begging to be dropped by them. The accompanying videos for each song are about as disturbing as you can get from an artist as big as Trent Reznor. Happiness In Slavery is so blunt and loud that it is hard to miss the level of negativity Reznor was feeling at the time. I would also throw out most of the early Diamanda Galas discography, especially The Divine Punishment. Her conviction to the concept of the album along with sheer disturbing vocal deliveries is truly unhinged.

[@whatthef___8699]

Magrudergrind self titled. Most vicious,, heavy and savage album imo. The vocals, the mixing, the guitar tone, fuckin everything about that album is pure aggression

[@tomobrien5345]

Great pics. Personally I think Why by Discharge is their angriest release. 12” mini-lp of pure back to back rage. I had the fortune to see His Hero is Gone in the uk in a tiny venue & I felt the vocals & every riff deep in my stomach. I was very lucky to do a European tour with Today is the Day when Sadness Will Prevail came out. 4 weeks of sleeping in a bunk above Steve Austin was not something I ever thought I’d do. The line up then was Chris Debari on bass who is just a monster player & John Gillis on drums who again, is an absolute monster. Plus John played in A.C for a time so we got some extra fun tales. I’ve read things about Steve Austin being difficult or whatever but as just some kid in a band who somehow got to tour with TITD he was supportive, protective & fun. Love to all three guys.

[@tomobrien5345]

……sorry went off on a bit of a tangent there. Look at me I toured with a band!!! Oooooo 😮

[@tomobrien5345]

Sorry to be a pain, if you haven’t already check out your chaos days are numbered by hellnation as I personally think it’s the more chaotic release. It has these punky melodic ‘breakdowns’ in a bunch of the songs which for me makes the inevitable blasting chaos to come even more unhinged. Plus the vinyl label has Rob Halford on it. P.S. nice residents record

[@vanitoryisboring]

The album that i was sticking to me in terms of agressive is 1집 by the korean hardcore punk band called Slant.

[@batmanfan7506]

Can’t believe you included Kickback. Love that band. Haven’t heard people talk about that band in a while.

[@nighttime-mime]

Streetcleaner by Godflesh. Just pure rage with every song. Justin Broadrick is a genius. I would also throw The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste from Ministry in there, too.

[@transsexual_computer_faery]

hell yeah

[@schillinger7814]

Cursed - One Medulla Nocte - A Conversation Alone Left For Dead - Pulling Teeth Iron Monkey - Our Problem DEP - Calculating Infinity Anaal Nathrakh - The Codex Necro Agoraphobic Nosebleed - Agorapocalypse.

[@westernwarden8758]

iron monkey is so cool

[@AgainstEmpyre]

+1 for Cursed, Left for Dead, The Swarm, and Burning Love. Chris has some pretty angry vocals 😁

[@ThetrueSRX]

Clinging to the Trees of a Forest Fire- Songs of Ill Hope and Desperation is awesome chaotic grindcore angrily screaming about the environment like all the dead animal's hatred came back as a screaming demon.

[@XENOX449]

You're my favorite youtuber man, thanks for sticking with us after all this time!

[@FatherOfPearl20]

Damaar is absolutely deserving of the mention here, no need to defend their inclusion. Slipknot - Self titled Death - Individual Thought Pattern Nails - Unsilent Death Gruzja - I iść dalej Bushido - Infierno 666 Pan-Amerikan Native Front - Tecumseh’s War Negator - Vnitas Pvritas Existentia And for my curveball pick, Immortal Technique - Revolutionary Vol. 2

[@ViciousFirearms]

Slipknot’s self titled is so fucking good, I know alot of “real” metalheads love to give them shit but 20+ years of listening to every sub genre of metal you can think of and I still love coming back to that album, definitely their most pissed off and unhinged work

[@rockkiller124]

Shoutout to Unsilent Death

[@10_MILES_HIGH_]

Slipknot album comes off as angry because Corey Taylor is whining annoyingly and says fuck every 3 seconds

[@ArchaicPunishment]

so excited nails is finally coming back

[@mothermushroom_]

@@10_MILES_HIGH_ you know the most primal form of anger is more like a temper tantrum than eloquent poems right? thats what makes it so good, its extremely genuine without distilling that anger through a writing process

[@bigbunn_]

Orphan, deathcore bad i know, but they know how to get their emotions out in their vocals. Its 2 brothers on vocals and they just work so well together. Some of the few vocalists that feel genuinely pissed in the deathcore scene.

[@statelessmars]

Negative Approach easily. All their material(I know all they had was an ep and LP) Cold as Life-Born to Land Hard Think I Care-World Asylum Voorhees-13 Excessive Force-In Your Blood

[@tomosmansounds]

I love Sadness Will Prevail. My favourite Today Is The Day album. So creative and unhinged. I'm intrigued that you classify it as angry. I never really got that from it. For sure, there's anger in there, but it has such a kaleidoscope of moods as well as sounds (though for sure, the moods are all fucked up). I think Kiss The Pig is a more straight-up-angry record.

[@AgainstEmpyre]

Nice to see that His Hero is Gone made it on the list. I also recommend Catharsis - Samsara The Shitlickers - Cracked Cop Skulls 黒い樹海 (KUROI JUKAI) - S/T Cursed- One Dystopia - Human = Garbage The Swarm - Parasitic Skies

[@rzeszo222]

Siege - Drop Dead EP Napalm Death - Peel Sessions Khanate - Things Viral Eyehategod - In the Name of Suffering Rotten Sound - Exit Nasum - Shift Strapping Young Lad - City Carnivore - Retaliation / Type o Negative - Slow Deep and Hard more mainstream picks: - Slipknot - Iowa - NIN - Broken and underrated SONG to this category: Nirvana - Endless Nameless

[@rippindrummer666]

Love all these but for me nothing tops exit, solace by ion dissonance and that new see you next Tuesday are so fucking pissed. I’d also add darker handcraft by trap them and N.V. By dragged into sunlight

[@XHEADTOWALLX]

Also, cool to see Kickback mentioned. Favorite hardcore band

[@DallasGunther]

Yeah man, pretty much anything from Today is the day's "temple of the morning star" foreward is hella angry but "sadness will prevail" is the album that will beat the shit out of you and leave you hollow. I think Pig destroyer's "prowler in the yard" deserves mention.

[@TBombz]

The Downward Spiral is a classic choice and a newer one that actually managed to leave me shook was Gods Country by Chat Pile.

[@Thorns_of_Artemis]

Admiral Angry's 'Buster' stands tall over anything for me. This band was formed by someone terminally ill with Cystic Fibrosis. This album was born from the anger and sadness that not having much long to live gave them. as well the band used five string basses strung with guitar strings to write the riffs. Second main mention? 'City' by Strapping Young Lad or Salem Oregon's Hell, specifically their first album. Edit: also wanted to bring in Wormphlegm and Toadliquor.

[@ShanghaiWall]

Dangers - Anger. Funeral Chic - Rotten to the Core. Young and in the Way - When Life Comes to Death. Baptists - Bushcraft. Dead in the Dirt - Blind Hole.

[@marcusduran4399]

I love you EP by meth. Especially the song opaque release, it is so viscerally emotional. It’s like you’re witnessing a mental breakdown

[@j85grim4]

You have an insane amount of range. You know punk and hip hop too on top of all the million plus sub genres of metal and industrial.

[@kanekross]

Great addition and analysis of the Yeezus album, it was spot on! I would add Blood for Blood’s “Outlaw Anthems” to the list, one of the most straight forward hateful albums I’ve ever heard.

[@sjuliterkiss]

Two albums comes to mind: Remembering Never - She looks so good in red. The whole album is about betrayal, breakup and revenge, super personal directed anger - I do believe they changes their vocalist later, that dude clearly had issues. “Alison’s song” would be a great intro. also: Love lost but not forgotten - s/t I dunno whole vibe is just scream from the top of your lungs and play as there’s no tomorrow. Some slower parts just feels like calm before the storm. No idea of the lyrical content it’s mostly inaudible to me. Great start: Loathing

[@morrowcosom]

City by Strapping Young Lad. Holy ****!

[@vorpalblades]

Demolition Hammer-Epidemic of Violence is the most pissed off album.

[@vorpalblades]

That or any Pro-Pain album.

[@mysse573]

I'm 'happy' that one of my favourite recs from Nails is there. I would add Vermin Wombs latest Retaliation

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

In the Constellation of the Black Widow by Anaal Nathrakh would have to be on my list. Followed by the rest of their discography lol.

[@Walkingwraith]

I actually ordered Sadness will prevail on CD. I refuse to listen to the album until I get the CD

[@maddoxsane4946]

Great album, I've had my copy for nearly a decade

[@Walkingwraith]

@@maddoxsane4946 I have done listened to “supernova” as that doesn’t have a CD for it. I remember just seeing the album on a list as I love following list of things . My intuition just told me not to listen to it at all but order the CD first and listen to that for your first time”

[@MB-xp6oe]

Thanks for the videos, Wyatt. You're killing it. I like all the other suggestions, but my angry album picks: LIAR - The Jesus Lizard. No lack of studio trickery here. Right Now! - P*ssy Galore. Like a musical bad hangover. also Psychocandy - Jesus and Mary Chain. This one used to destroy my ears on my cheapo headphones. I have to stop myself there. Cheers, all.

[@altnap]

True Traitor True Whore is one of the angriest albums I can think of. The first song True Whorror just sounds like if anger had a sound.

[@ManuSDP]

Onyx - All we got iz us. Yeah extreme metal is mostly aggressive but thats the meanest hiphop album ever. Now to the extreme: Ravager - Storms of Sin Disgorge (Mex) - Forensick Infernal War - Terrorfront Demolition Hammer - Epidemic of Violence

[@RyanOblivion]

Demolition. Fucking. Hammet.

[@MZ-zu7wk]

Yes! That album is super dark and raw. Way more so than Bacdafucup. That would be one of my picks as well as Slayer God Hates Us All.

[@boozedduck]

A special mention should go to Blood Libels by the French black metal band Antaeus. The album is absolutely dripping with vitriol. And if not one of the angriest albums out there, it's certainly one of the most violent within the genre. It's also just a great black metal album overall.

[@rottenpietv2568]

anything by the short-lived British band, Divorce. Look them up by their album "Seance Fiction". They never really took off but their vocals are some of the most pained and harrowing I've ever heard. their production is actually pretty good with a lot of dramatic build-ups

[@plantman413]

In no order 1. YDI -A place in the sun/Black Dust 2.Minor Threat- first two seven inches 3.SS Decontrol - The kids will have their say 4.S.O.A- No Policy 5. Void-Side B

[@AgainstEmpyre]

hell yeah i love me some 80s hardcore!

[@lordgasman9099]

THE album that I think of for angriest album ever has gotta be Scorn from Primitive Man. Even the album art is on the nose with the attitude of the album. I can think of a million hardcore, grind, and powerviolence albums to throw on here but Scorn is THAT album.