Felices fiestas para ti también.
A ver cuando sale a la luz esa lista del 2015 que seguro que descubro alguna joya que se me ha pasado por alto...
Saludos ;)

Hey, gracias por añadirme :)

Ola! Check out this list, it's ideally suited for young metal fans.

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Have you actually ever walked by Nadal or Moya? Big tennis fan.

Regarding Nadal and Moya, I am very jealous, gotta admit.

As far as metal, one very important thing you need to keep in mind: the BEST years in metal were the 80s and 90s. There is a lot less quality bands and music after that. Young metalheads make the mistake of thinking that everything new must be better, but that's just not the case. Start with the 80s and 90s classics, and only once you've listened to a large amount of those and found your favourites, only THEN spend more time looking for new stuff. I would strongly advise you to completely ignore this decade, for example, which is very weak compared to the 80s and 90s.

It's sort of like movie fans who only want to watch movies that are new. They are wasting their time because far better movies can be found in previous years.

gràcies pel comentari jajaja

"The Metal scene in my country has always been poor and mediocre, only a few bands here and there actually deserve some attention, and the rest for me are just mere copies of what's been done countless times with little to no talent or creativiy. Being born here i know for a fact how despised and marginalised Metal is in Spain, or any form of Rock music for that matter. In a society with a long history of Traditionalism and having closed borders to the rest of the world throughout most of the XX Century it comes as no surpise that such a revolutionary and extreme form of art for it's time like Rock music wouldn't grow to be anything remotely big or successfull as to create a normal scene like the rest of our European neighbors . If starting a career as a musician is already a difficult task today, i can't imagine how hard it can be plaiyng a genre like this, in a country with very low cultural and musical knowlage where all you hear is Pop and Latino Music."

But do you think closed borders are the reason metal isn't popular in Spain? Because pop managed to get in, it's huge there, so maybe it's not closed borders, perhaps it's the Southern mentality. Northern Europe is much more metal than South Europe. Greece is an exception, but Portugal, France and Italy are also not very metal countries actually. The weather could be a much bigger factor.

Para mí es su mejor disco, el último tema es un manual de como hacer una buena canción de melodic death ;)

Thank you! It really is surreal to step back and appreciate the potency of Alcest's music. Something that magical shouldn't be possible.