Best Modern Horror Music/Band

[Dead_Rabbit]

What's the best horror band out there within the past ten years?

1. Marilyn Manson (for mainstreaming hate)
2. Flatlinerz (for bringing horror to rap)
3. ICP (for creating a whole sub-culture)

[VampRocker]

Shadow Reichenstein, Mister Monster, Blitzkid, The Unsatisfied, Calabrese, The American Plague and Nim Vind...

[Arioch]

"mainstreaming hate" lol well thats for sure.

Id agree on manson until his bullshit 4th and 5th album:rolleyes:

[Ritualistic]

Mortician
Exhumed
Impaled
Ghoul
Frightmare
Necrophagia

any band on Razorback records and united guttural

[KRUGERKID13]

Rob zombie and the misfits
thats all you need to know

[mudsliptones]

Originally posted by Arioch
"mainstreaming hate" lol well thats for sure.

Id agree on manson until his bullshit 4th and 5th album:rolleyes:


dude, my sister totally agrees, i do to but she is like a huge manson fan

and well, she loves antichrist superstar (also my favorite) and mechanical animals, and the first albums
but now she thinks the songs suck, like new shit, that stuff, she thinks it's to mainstream


and ICP? horror????
wtf

Im not into music as a type of horror, i just love metal, even if they sing about white angels with heavy guitars i might love it

But people say murderdolls are horrorpunk, and i like them, so . . .
I know, most people disagree about the murderdolls thing, but i think it's a funny album
the lyrics of die my bride are hilarious

[Vega Demon Lord]

Cradle of Filth
Ill Nino
In Flames
Spineshank


if you don't like these bands, then you have a terrible taste in music.

[Sam The Egg]

I vote for ICP from a purely narrirative standpoint. Think of it as a story, starting with Carnival of Carnage and ending with The Wraith: Shangri La. They set up the story, had foreshadowing, they were consistant with style and themes, showed change in characters (the evolution from eating dead bodies to things like "Fly Away", "Nothing Left" and the intro to The Wraith), followed through with everything, and gave a satisfying (and somewhat of a twist) ending. It wasn't anti-climactic, it didn't alienate the true fans, it gets a lot of flack that it shouldn't just because people don't have a sense of context, and will most of the time either overanalyze things the wrong way, or only look at the surface.

[moonsorrow]

at least a few people with taste in here... in flames rocks but im not to happy with theyr newest stuff.

dark tranquillity (history lesson, debut album sung by in flames vocals)
old mans child
paradise lost
within temptation

[JRole]

If I were to choose bands that either have been in, or bands that really should be in horror-movies, I'd go with these:

Fantômas
Star of Ash
Ulver
Hollenthon
Tristania
Gae Bolg and the Church of Fand
Bohren & Der Club of Gore
Dargaard
Sophia

[The Evil Dead]

I'd probably have to go with the Misfits. They have a lot of songs that pay tribute to old classic horror films and some of the more modern ones. I'm sure there are other bands that have done a better job of representing horror, but the Misfits kick ass.

[xshiny_demonx]

justin timberlake.

[Sam The Egg]

Originally posted by xshiny_demonx
justin timberlake.

I think Triumph the Insult Comic Dog said it best... "Does he sing? Does he rap? He doesn't know what to suck at!"

[Hate_Breeder]

The Misfits and The Dead Lines

[h8ted]

http://www.killenstein.com/killenstein_001.htm

Let me know what you think...

[Arioch]

http://www.killenstein.com/killenstein_001.htm

i checked them out. They got a cool look, but i couldnt download or hear any music, so i cant really judge ya know. any links to Mp3s??

[Anatomee]

Q Strange or Sinister X for sure.