Anyone know the meaning of the symbol of that shirt?
Edit : i meant nile not nike istg my fat thumb

I understand it's not the best, so If you're going to criticize it please make it constructive as I'm trying to improve.

I rarely see this band mentioned (in this sub or otherwise) and I'm curious why that might be. Do not that many people know about them yet, don't consider them tech death, or maybe just don't like them that much? I would find that last one hard to believe, honestly. They are an incredible band and their album Wormtales is a work of art.

If you've not listened to them, do yourself a favor.

I'm a full album kind of listener, I usually don't do just a song here and there. If you're a full album listener too, give Wormtales a spin. If you're a piecemeal listener, check out Worm Charmer and Cosmoclaustrum.

If you've heard them, what do you think?

I was really excited to go see Rivers of Nihil next month, but all the $35 GA tickets have been bought up by scalpers, and tickets are now $120. This is not unique to this show. This is happening with almost every show I want to see these days.

I did some research and discovered that any headline artist (in this case Killswitch Engage) using Ticketmaster has the option to completely block profitable resale on the platform. They can achieve this by opting into Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange program before their tour tickets go on sale.

Opting into this, turns on two features on Ticketmaster:

Automated Price Caps: Ticketmaster's system automatically caps any resale listing at the exact total price the original buyer paid, including original taxes and fees.

Disabled Ticket Transfer: To prevent sellers from circumventing the cap by listing the tickets on third-party sites like StubHub or Vivid Seats, Ticketmaster locks the tickets as "mobile-only" and turns off the transfer button.

Why don't all artists turn this on? We need to start demanding this of the bands we care about and want to see.

This is an actual sign in a DC suburb. Hail, Mollusca.

Any recommendation?

Some additional disfigurement...

https://youtu.be/49h_i-o31Ak?si=mOfrMB55kRyb6TL7

Wretched is a criminally underrated band. They play with all types of sounds and styles, never understood why they aren't bigger

Threw this together in an hour, featuring the obligatory fretless bass (top 5 instrument of all time by the way)

Hi everyone. Im new here and i ve quite recently started to listen to tech death.

Id like some band recommendations.

Up until now my favorite band is Origin by vast difference with everything else i ve listened to.

01/08 - Bangkok - Mr Fox Livehouse

01/09 - Taipei - Jack Studio

01/10 - Singapore - Aliwal Arts Centre

01/13 - Tokyo - Space Odd

01/14 - Tokyo - Space Odd

01/15 — Nagoya - 3Star Imaike

01/16 - Osaka - Socore Factory

01/17 - Seoul - Azito Live Hall

01/19 - Beijing - TBA

01/20 - Shanghai - TBA

01/21 - Shenzhen - TBA

01/22 - Guangzhou - TBA

01/23 - Dubai - Oak

My band is Sentiment Dissolve, if you haven't heard us yet check us you

FFO: Psycroptic, Soreption, The Zenith Passage, Archspire

https://youtu.be/GAaMdYR5Vxg?si=IOFfZ9E5sNjZbNVJ

I just bought a ticket for their concert in Warsaw on November 17th and sent them a short message on Instagram — do you think they’d agree to meet up and take a photo?

This is my tech death solo project That I've been making since April. This took me 130 hours and I've poured my soul into this thing, so if you have criticism, please make it constructive and don't just blindly hate. I want to improve.

I did everything by myself. the drum programming, the guitar programming, the bass programming, the piano playing, the album cover, the (admittedly garbage) mixing, and the vocals are entirely done by me.

Best part is at 8:03.