Top 25 Albums Of 2024

[@DM-gw8zx]

You were supposed to put blood incantation at #1 and then gush about 14 different generic “old school” style death metal albums played by smelly hipsters! Thats the formula! In all seriousness though, the only year end list that actually leads me to discover unique, worthwhile music, thank you

[@RoyThomas-c7h]

He has Chelsea Wolfe, Mitochondrion, Ungfell and Knoll in his top 25 list. He's just as much of a hipster as the people you're making fun of. I'd say look in the mirror but it's clear you'd be incapable of doing that.

[@wyattxhim]

@RoyThomas-c7hyeah and “hate watching “ a KZbin channel is totally not something hipsters do either. 😅 Keep bragging that you’re a miserable geezer that gets offended all because I said * insert album * good .

[@RoyThomas-c7h]

@@wyattxhim Hate watching? I responded to one video. My problem with you is that you claim to be an authority on music when you're just a lazy plagarist who copies off Wikipedia and other places and make cringe-y "history of" videos. You're a dilettante who has no respect for anything. The moment you were pressured by it you ended up throwing a tantrum about it. Learn to cite your sources next time, stupid little boy. As for this video, I think your picks are fine. Barely any underground metal releases, to speak of, but the Avalanche Kaito album is really good. Though I doubt you give a care about West Africa or their vibrant culture and music.

[@Juju..]

I just got around to listening to that Blood Incantation album and it's painfully mid.

[@Meun]

​@RoyThomas-c7hdon't you have to sort of be a hipster to do music critique work? I don't see why him listing off experimental musical projects is a bad thing either?

[@bradfeuerhelm4794]

You are by far one of the best sources for new music. I dig that you are not arrogant and have an exceptional taste that crosses genres. Thank you.

[@i_want_my_shuggah]

That's the definition of a gigachad.

[@DesolateSolitude]

Something tells me this guy likes music.

[@exregnumdeexsanguis5734]

🙀

[@sbahnlars]

take it back

[@ssangre1166]

Did you see the all video or just parts of it?? Nope, he just likes to drink water 😊

[@hugoflores8090]

It's the shirt

[@frosty0904]

the end of year list I've been looking forward to the most

[@Robasaibot]

Omg same

[@ratherrazzOWO]

Congrats on having the most unique list

[@forgemastermetal]

Very cool to see Brodequin made your list. I discovered them this year and goddamn that record is vicious.

[@Altars_of_Mattness]

Tonnes of stuff I’ve not heard before on here. Great, eclectic mix of sounds and genres. Great to see Ghostly Kisses making another appearance. Absolutely love Darkroom!

[@supersaiyanwhatever3009]

Love the picks, great list. I've got a goldmine to explore now, the Primitive Warfare and Knoll records are fantastic, glad to see it on somebody's list.

[@lilycasablancas2393]

I’m excited to give this a watch when I have time! I’ve discovered some great music through you! My favorite album of this year is definitely Ingurgitating Oblivion Ontology of Nought! Never heard anything like it before in my life, and I find it so incredibly intriguing and I can’t stop coming back to it!

[@AgainstTheeWickedlyMusic]

"Ontology of Nought" is so damn good, I feel bad for not spending more time with it

[@felixrr7381]

This is just an awesome concept in general, quality music across the board, and you always deliver!

[@alanwieder1774]

Insanely great list. Thank you for all the music I wouldn't know about otherwise!

[@AngusMurdie-v5w]

Hey , thank you so much for all the new recommendations. I didn't know and can't believe there's a new Painkiller record out. I bought their first 12 "s when they came out, can't wait to hear what the hell they are doing now. Love that you included Ka , thanks for doing what you're dojng

[@hunterdelaghetto]

Wow a new Endon. Thank you for the put on.

[@ptoeaughkneiy]

I was coming here to recommend knoll because it has become one of my favorite albums ever. Turns out it's on the list. LISTEN TO IT

[@ptoeaughkneiy]

I also saw them live a few days ago. I only got to see one song bc they put the wrong time on the ticket. That one song was the greatest set over ever seen by far. Literally top the band after 3 days

[@BruhMomentPatrick]

As spoken is WILD

[@Addrum]

That Avalanche Kaito album appeared earlier this year on my youtube feed and I remember listening to it full. It is insane whats going on in it, its so hard to describe. Just one single song can be labeled as so many different genres. This is a form of avant garde exploration breaking of all conventions we haven't seen in decades.

[@psychosis8429]

You always have the most unique and most variable top album lists. I always find tons of new music to check out. Your're definitely one of my favorite metal KZbinrs, have been watching you for years.

[@salinaember9527]

i don't really listen to extreme music anymore, but here's my list: 5. pray for pain - species, 4. traumatomy - triumph of enslavement, 3. parannoul - sky hundred, 2. seeyouspacecowboy - coupe de grace, 1. heriot - profound morality. always looking forward to your top album videos. most are under 5k plays on spotify :-)

[@TanoCarlosTuty]

great video, thanks to your channel i discovered great bands

[@mateuszwendrowski9313]

As always fenomenal contenct and choose of albums. Personaly dont know many of them co really big cheers to you. Got some hours to spedn listening those albms. Thanks dude

[@cedricfeschotte835]

Such a refreshing end-of-year list! Much to dig into... starting with the new Painkiller which I didn't even know of. I often return to their aptly named Execution Ground. As for Avalanche Kaito I also didn't know anything about it but loved it on first listen. Mesmerizing. Thanks for sharing it all with us.

[@AngusMurdie-v5w]

Avalanche Kaito. Thank you so much for letting me discover this record. Indescribable as you say. For some reason I am reminded of the stretchheads album Pish in your sleazeabag and Coils song Contains a disclaimer and Terminal Cheesecakes Angels in Pigtails , in their attitude and flavour/ influence of experimentation rather than their specific sound. So exciting to discover music that can blow me away as much as napalm death et al did in 1989

[@Svensei06]

Thanx for the list. Your number one keeps me confident for the future. We need more quality, we need more personality(originality) and we need more honesty.

[@Dragonslayor226]

I haven’t kept up with a ton of new releases this year (been really busy listening to a ton of older bands, back catalogues and shit like that) but I do have to say there has been a few albums I was absolutely stoked for and really enjoyed. My personal album of the year was easily Les Chants de L’Aurore by Alcest as they’ve been a favorite band of mine ever since discovering them a little while after they released Spiritual Instinct. Originally I bought it day one on vinyl and didn’t listen to it until my copy arrived and while I enjoyed it I didn’t get insanely invested in it like I expected. Fast forward a few weeks later and I played it again and I absolutely fell in love with the album. Right behind that for me is Cometh the Storm by High on Fire. Just an absolute beast of an album by Matt Pike and I love it a lot. Eg Er Framand by Sylvaine was a great listen as well. I believe she has possibly my favorite female voice in metal and I love how she has a similar style to Alcest while also having her own vibe and feeling that I find distinctly removed from how Neige and WinterHalter usually make me feel. Todbringerin by Ellende was also an enjoyable listen to me and I’m really glad I discovered them this year when I was doing a massive search for different bands and artists to listen to. Horizon Dancing Below by N.T.T. FxxKS was one of my favorite shoegaze releases this year and I came across them completely by chance after looking for new things to listen to. Bellum II by Aquilus was an album I discovered when I was trying to find more bands with a similar folk/black metal style like Windir, Agalloch, Gallowbraid, Obsequiae, Ifing, Caladan Brood etc. and I really enjoyed it a lot. You Were Also a Dandelion by Delayed Minds was another shoegaze album I really enjoyed for many of the same reasons I enjoyed Horizon. Darkroom by Ghostly Kisses was another album I came across and really enjoyed. Definitely a solid album and I find myself returning to the songs fairly often. Fathom by Àsa was a really interesting post-rock EP I really enjoyed a lot after stumbling across it. I’ll definitely be watching out for any other releases from them as I loved the songs. Silent Running by 65daysofstatic was another fantastic addition to their post rock discography. Turiya by A Collective Subconscious was another fantastic post rock release I really enjoyed a lot. Other than that I mostly worked on expanding my musical intake as I was starting to get tired of listening to a lot of the same artists over and over again. In that regard I definitely succeeded as I found a ton of great stuff but most of it wasn’t from this year.

[@AltWriteWegner]

Whoa, new AoP? Would have completely flown over my head, thanks!

[@JustAnotherHeavyMetalManiac]

I love that Primitive Warfare album. Definitely my favourite war metal album of 2024, I like it more than the new Antichrist Siege Machine album.

[@gggallin8279]

It’s definitely more abrasive and harsh but I also dig the more goovey war metal approch of ASM's new Album.

[@AgainstTheeWickedlyMusic]

Primitive Warfare rips, them and Concrete Winds made exceptionally violent records

[@Whocares1987]

@@AgainstTheeWickedlyMusicyep that CW album is nice

[@spencergrady736]

We interviewed Avalanched Kaito in a magazine I work for. Great list man, love that PainKiller comeback.

[@maryfreegirl2029]

As usual many new albums to check out from your end year list, amazing!!

[@itowedin]

I'm beginning a weight loss journey and needed some new music recommendations for my gym sessions. I've been absent from new music for a couple of years so I really appreciate this for a starting point. Thanks!

[@wyattxhim]

@@itowedin good luck with your weight loss 🫡

[@nostalgia6669]

Thank you man. Happy 2025.

[@timvb2999]

Very happy to see the new Mitochondrion release making it in so many lists. Absolute blast of an album. Also happy to have discovered Yemen Civil Servant from this video, absolutely love Vatican Shadow and Muslimgauze. Can't get enough of that aesthetic so it's always nice to hear more music like them.

[@bridalcreepernoise]

New Painkiller made my week. Had no idea. Thanks for making great videos!

[@samuelnissim2371]

Apart from the metal picks, love ghostly kisses too! Prob top 3 replayed album this year for me

[@spencergrady736]

Flying Mausoleum sound great btw, thanks for the tip off.

[@melodyrichardson5051]

Sweet list! I need to check out some of these. A few of my favorites from 24: Bedsore - Dreaming the Strife for Love Toxaemia - Rejected Souls of Kerberus Black Curse - Burning in Celestial Poison Immortal Bird - Sin Querencia Necrophobic - In the Twilight Grey Ulcerate - Cutting the Throat of God Blessing of Despair - Devenial Verdict God Dethroned - The Judas Paradox Dark Tranquillity - Endtime Signals

[@Vivsavage303]

So much great new stuff I’m pulling from this list

[@KSCdd]

Surprised not to see Aara- Eiger on here

[@combustiblelemon9214]

Thus far, "Eiger" by Aara is my album of the year but we'll see how my opinion shifts when "Aperatures" by An Axis of Perdition drops publicly. Glad to see them back to be honest, I didn't think they'd drop a whole new album in 2024.

[@JoshieMadhatt]

I had never heard of Painkiller before today. I am glad that changed. One track in and I already adore it. Using that fairly standard backbeat as a canvas to just absolutely spazz out on the sax in every way imaginable. Absolutely unhinged in the best way

[@pjr5913]

I appreciate your take dude.

[@bon8979]

Algo comment, thanks for sharing your wonderful taste

[@WezAndHisRecords]

Will have to check some of those out, not heard some of them, great video.

[@DarrynGrills]

What a diverse list... got a lot to check out here. For me Nile's The Underworld Awaits us All was my favorite if this year

[@lambknot]

There were some pretty solid releases, but for the most part I'd say my number 1 is by Crypt Sermon, They Stygian Rose.

[@Paiitt]

WOW was not expecting Ka nice pick, hands down my favorite rapper of all time RIP. Also i'm suprised you didnt have Blood Incantations new album Absolute Elsewhere

[@morbss]

What a great list, thank you man, for not wasting my time.

[@paulcalm6448]

Just discovered your channel. VERY interesting picks, thank you!

[@adamdestro123]

Now this is an actual list. I will be checking all of these.

[@mordazflames4044]

Hey guys, I think that you will enjoy some hidden gems from the Brazilian underground. The list below are amongst the best releases. Check this out: Brazilian BEASTS of 2024: 1. Divine Pain - Destructive Measures (Death Metal - Bahia) 2. Amen Corner - Written by the Devil (Black Metal - Paraná) 3. Miasthenia - Espíritos Rupestres (Melodic Pagan Black Metal - DF) 4. Vermis Mortem - ...of the Occult (Black Metal - Bahia) 5. Profane Anger - Posthumous Memories (Death Black Metal - Rio Grande do Norte) 6. Spiritual Hate - Malvm Perpetvm (Black Death Metal - São Paulo) 7. The Troops of Doom - A Mass to the Grotesque (Death/Thrash Metal - Minas Gerais) 8. Poeticus Severus - O Rugir da Ira (Atmospheric/Ambient Heavy Metal - Rio de Janeiro) 9. Vazio - Necrocosmos (Black Metal - São Paulo) 10. Svlfvr - Diabolic Ritual of Steel (Black Death Metal - Sergipe) 11. Bríi - Camaradagem Póstuma (Atmospheric Black Metal - DF) 12. Sepulchral Whore - The Return From a Sepulchral Rest (Death Metal - Pernambuco) 13. Papangu - Lampião Rei (Progressive Rock - Paraíba)

[@tjb8158]

Solid list as always brother. Plenty of stuff on here for me to check out. LOVE the Brodequin album, so catchy and dances with epicness too.

[@rexology_bg]

I cannot overstate how thrilled I am to have run across this list. I have always appreciated noise rock and unique sonic architecture but have fallen out of touch with current music. Your tastes seem to mesh with mine and I really appreciate you bringing so many great bands to my attention. Also crazy that Einsturzende Neubauten are still going. Accidentally seeing them in 1987 had a lot to do with the way I interact with music.

[@TemploSagital]

Nice recommendations, thanks

[@Lunar_bloodreviews]

I just saw Knoll on Devestation of the Nation. I love how they call themselves Funeral Grind. I'm new to Chelsea Wolfe still, thanks to Killbot and gorgor attack, but these are all great albums I hope to grab in my journey of music collecting

[@brianhueber3683]

KA! Damn, bro. You’re so cool:)

[@TwistOfTransistor]

you are the new Coverkiller nation

[@moxvoid5926]

Super sick list. Knoll album is fenomenal

[@NS-gy5kw]

Emanations of Unconscious Luminescence by Theurgy is probably my favorite. I have followed them since their first demo, but this full-length was entirely unexpected and absolutely mental.

[@tynarious]

Man if I heard this Ungfell release before I heard the debut I might have liked them... That debut was so shameless in its mimicry I was too nauseated to digest a single riff.

[@TheEleventhLetter]

Hauntology make me think of furia and kall, but i do get that urban nauseating aspect you were referring with lifelover. But great list, cheers to share!

[@alexposilkin9683]

Great list. Really intrigued by your No 1. Also didn’t know about the Painkiller album. I’ve been going through early Zorn stuff now that his catalog is on Apple Music. My favorite non-metal of the year is Brendan Byrnes with his Transfigured Earth I & II EPs. Microtonal dream pop/rock that I learned about from the Make Weird Music YT channel.

[@Hellenicheavymetal]

I would say my top 5 1. Iotunn - Kinship 2. Cistvaen - At Light's Demise 3. Panzerfaust - The Suns of Perdition - Chapter IV: To Shadow Zion 4. Thy Catafalque - XII: A gyönyörű álmok ezután jönnek 5. Yoth Iria - Blazing Inferno and of course Blood Incantation was awesome, Ulcerate and Opeth also surprised me.

[@PietroPalladini]

Very interesting list, full of things to explore ! This, instead, is my TOP 25: 25 - Coffins - Sinister Oath 24 - Charli XCX - Brat 23 - Departure Chandelier - Satan Soldier of Fortune 22 - Caligula 031 & Taeter - Escalation 21 - Brodequin - Harbinger of Woe 20 - Fistfun - Up the Rolls 19 - Primitive Warfare - Extinction Protocol 18 - Makt - Makt 17 - Willie Nelson - The Border 16 - A Monumental Black Statue - The Touch of the Moon with the Golden Veil 15 - Commando 15 - Inner Insurgency Manual 14 - Mgla - Torn Aether : Live Recordings 2013 - 2022 13 - Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats - Nell’ ora Blu 12 - Grunt/Bizarre Uproar - Toinen Iho 11 - Feketefagy - Kaosz 10 - TourDeForce - Hail the Electronic Sun 9 - Ufomammuth - Hidden 8 - Band-Maid - Epic Narratives 7 - North Central - Dark and Abusive 6 - Satanic Warmaster - Exultation of Cruelty 5 - The The - Ensoulement 4 - Snuff - V 3 - Boslide - Del Fare di Sartre la Nostra Puttana 2 - Sutcliffe No More - Campaign 2024 1 - Fleshpress - Viimeinen Saavuettu Tahto

[@FlackooPretty]

Did not expect to see Ghostly Kisses here! Good job man!

[@g0bletcell]

Avalanche Kaito also my favourite of last year, had it on repeat for a month after first listen, wow!

[@mindful2864]

Here is my favorite 25 albums of the year. 25. The Black Dahlia Murder - Servitude 24. Deceased - Children of the Morgue 23. Pyrrhon - Exhaust 22. Inter Arma - New Heaven 21. Brodequin - Harbinger of Woe 20. Dark Tranquillity - Endtime Signals 19. Borknagar - Fall 18. Necrophobic - In the Twilight Grey 17. Hideous Divinity - Unextinct 16. Mitochondrion - Vitriseptome 15. Thy Catafalque - XII: A gyönyörű álmok ezután jönnek 14. Defeated Sanity - Chronicles of Lunacy 13. Vitriol - Suffer & Become 12. Necrowretch - Swords of Dajjal 11. Spectral Voice - Sparagmos 10. Alcest - Les Chants de l’Aurore 9. Thou - Umbilical 8. Nile - The Underworld Awaits Us All 7. Ulcerate - Cutting the Throat of God 6. Crypt Sermon - The Stygian Rose 5. Blood Incantation - Absolute Elsewhere 4. Oranssi Pazuzu - Muuntautuja 3. Opeth - The Last Will and Testament 2. Job for a Cowboy - Moon Healer 1. Judas Priest - Invincible Shield

[@DeadJDona]

@@mindful2864 pretty familiar with a half of the list, and first time hear about the other half

[@jayeee2756]

Still getting off the floor from your number 1. 😊

[@patrickbertlein4626]

Man you are going to love Kvadrat- the Horrible Dissonance of Oblivion.

[@rubberlover666]

Nice to see Morgue Breath getting some love. One of my faves of the year and it just came out!

[@Fastnbulbous1969]

The most unique countdown I've seen so far, bravo! I also picked Mamaleek, Oranssi Pazuzu, Avalanche Kaito (it appears Kaito and his brother Simon Winse were born in Burkina Faso), Tristwch Y Fenywod and Norna. I'll focuse on a few things you might like that you haven't come across yet. You liked Ghostly Kisses, so you may be open to The Narcotix: Brooklyn band’s debut is a master class in polyrhythmic vocal innovation and beauty. Citing influences like African wedding music, neoclassical symphonies, Afrobeat, Kofi Olomide, and Warpaint, their first EP was an extension of the shapeshifting, ethereal music of Raincoats’ Odyshape (1981), Lizzy Mercier Descloux’s global post-punk fusion on Mambo Nassau (1981), and The Slits circa Return of the Giant Slits (1981) where they fuse their dub roots with skewed African rhythms. The full-length is not much longer, but it packs a lot in, including lushly layered arrangements weaving Siera Leonean Adam Turay’s beautifully abstract guitar shapes and 12/8 polyrhythms. The dense but dreamy production recalls peak Kate Bush. But where they really push things forward is their vocals, which careen through French, Spanish, and wordless yodels, whatever it takes for Quansah’s and Foinchas’ voices to express their spiritual and existential meditations. Check out the emotional range they project with just “la la la” on “The Maiden.” This is one area where Western music has played it very safe and conservative the past couple decades. I have to go back to Sheila Chandra’s ABoneCroneDrone (1996), Sussan Deyhim’s Madman of God: Divine Love Songs of the Persian Sufi Masters (2000), and Björk on Medúlla (2004) to find equally adventurous use of vocals in pop music. Psychedelic Soul | Art Rock | Trip Jam | Global | Afrobeat. RIYL: Raincoats, The Slits, Kate Bush, Sheila Chandra, Björk, Warpaint, Peluché, Nightshift, Goat Girl. Fester's Lucky 13 1. The Narcotix - Dying 2. The Other Sun - Daimon, Devil, Dawn 3. Julie Christmas - Ridiculous and Full of Blood 4. Bent Knee - Twenty Pills Without Water 5. Oneida - Expensive Air 6. Smoke Bellow - Structurally Sound 7. Water Damage - In E 8. Bingo Fury - Bats Feet for a Widow 9. Senyawa - Vajranala 10. Nightshift - Homosapien 11. Elephant9 with Terje Rypdal - Catching Fire 12. Kanaan & Ævestaden - Langt, Langt Vekk 13. Dool - The Shape of Fluidity Bubbling under: Causa Sui, New Skeletal Faces, The Janitors, Moin, Chelsea Wolfe, Still House Plants, Brume.

[@woodenlegman123]

Glad to see Primitive Warfare on your list ! Man this album is amazing.

[@HoraceTheCat]

Last year, you introduced me to House of Harm. This year, Knoll. Thanks man.

[@mosees6308]

Always looking forward to your EOTY list even though most of the stuff isn't my taste. Had some matches this time! Really enjoyed Aluk Todolo. That Gloomy Reflections album is up there on my list as well. Will check out the rest for sure!

[@DeadSeraphin]

I'm surprised Nimbifer didn't end up on your list given how much you loved it

[@wyattxhim]

I own the record and I enjoy it to the point id say its a good record but just not "list worthy"

[@DeadSeraphin]

@ completely understandable, thanks for informing me

[@dgalantin1]

I just missed the mention of the new Ulcerate album. Some of the greatest dissonant riffs and one unimaginable spot between black and death metal

[@parsa8941]

Thanks for recommendations

[@azaz...]

im putting these on my Christmas list!

[@kingpotato3359]

Endon being here is no surprise. I hope if they tour again that they come to Australia. I’d love to see them live. Although, since the passing of one of their band members, I have my doubts.. may he rest in peace

[@ilanspiro1645]

What a glorious list 😊 The avalanche kaito album is also my No1 for this year ❤ ‏‪1:21‬‏

[@murray9807]

Some of mine that aren't mentioned here: Iron Monkey - Goad and Spleen Coffins - Sinister Oath Sabbat - Sabbsticult High on Fire - Cometh the Storm

[@brandentaft5164]

Coffins is awesome saw them live last month

[@corpoofficial4514]

Thx for giving Markgraf a spot! Also: FLYING MAUSOLEUM GANG KEEPS GROWING

[@volin_d]

Lots of great and unique picks! One of my favorites from this year was definitely new album by Deus Mortem.

[@Bkesal14]

The Hauntologist record was sooo good! Caught me off guard.

[@mart_y67]

I got the Endor and the Tristwch Y Fenywod albums today. Just finished listening to Tristwch album and I am f*kkin’ blown away..

[@Haunting1981]

Chelsea Wolfe's album is my favorite of the year. It might not be as heavy or in your face as Abyss or Hiss Spun but it has haunting elements that can only be crafted in its electronic simplicity. Also, Pixel Grip. Gate Creeper's new album isn't bad either.

[@JoshieMadhatt]

Don't have a numbered list finished yet, but the ones that are pretty much guaranteed to be in the top tier: Blood Incantation- Absolute Elsewhere, Paysage Dhiver- Bie Berge, Gonemage- Spell Piercings, Lust Hag- S/t, WIntersun- Time II, and Judas Priest- Invincible Shield

[@TerminalM193]

Would be cool to see you do a video on most anticipated new albums for 2025.

[@n7rux]

Yass, lots of new stuff to check out

[@qriofficial1769]

I've been following this channel for some time over a year now, and I have literally dozens of bands you've recommended in my list that I still need to check out. You have a special knack for not only knowing really good music but making it seem like the most important thing ever, and you've basically become my source for great bands and artists as I've been getting more into heavy and experimental music. This list seemed well put together and I'm excited to hear some of these for the first time 🤘

[@Pooya1184]

1. Anastasia Kobekina - Venice 2. Ghostly kisses - Darkroom 3. Alcest - Les Chants de l'Aurore 4. Opeth - The Last Will And Testament 5. Blood incantation - Absolute Elsewhere 6. Djevel - Natt Til Ende 7. Aquilus - Bellum II 8. Paysage d'Hiver - Die Berge 9. Akhlys - House of the Black Geminus 10. The cure - Songs of a Lost World

[@Introverted100]

I must admit I didn't dig most of these albums, however did appreciate most of it as an artistic endeavor. However, I will probably listen to Ka and I will most definitely listen to Norna. That shit slaps.

[@wheelsofmercury]

Long time no watch, Wyatt! Been checking out some of the year-end lists from some channels I used to be subscribed to and I remembered yours. Good to see you’re still talking about music on KZbin-regardless of my personal opinions about *certain* artists you have chosen to talk about over the years.

[@svant7921]

Brodequin was my number 1. Chat Pile close second. Great year for music!

[@dakotaturner6701]

My favorite albums this year were the new unto others album another great record from them. Molchat doma and everything tales under the oak put out

[@weennde7824]

Check out Alora Crucible - Oak Lace Apparition released by House of Mythology, Teeth-the will of Hate, Haust-negative music, Leila Abdul-Rauf- calls from a seeething edge

[@sorinsoria]

That Melt-Banana record is fan-fucking-tastic. Primitive Warfare is sick. I totally get the Knoll criticism, but with the new record it’s really pushing grind rn

[@TheTrueJesusChrist]

Honestly surprised Antichrist Siege Machine isn’t in here with primitive warfare. But Primitive warfare is sick

[@ITADAKIMATSU]

You may check out UMNA I : Mistaken by the hegemonic monotheism

[@ConvincingPeople]

Cuntroaches finally put a full-length out?! HELL YEAH. Shocked I didn't hear about this earlier. Absolutely adored their early blackened hardcore stuff.

[@63672_]

I found myself going back to Concrete Winds' new record the most this year

[@AgainstTheeWickedlyMusic]

Absolutely sick album

[@2000roentgens]

Thank you so much for including the link in the description. just a heads up though, a lot of the links are timestamped some where in the middle of the album.

[@ryandenis7667]

listened to the Avalanche Kaito. you're right shit is absolutely insane

[@willemlenders8272]

Really curious about that Norna record. I love Breach but after venom they lost me. Gonna check it out!

[@jonanjello]

Cool channel. My fav 2024 album is Crispin Gray/Alien Airforce’s debut album, Good Luck World (I Think You’re Going to Need it.) he’a recently dropped a second album -Somewhere on the Spectrum - however, I’ve yet to receive it.