Quebec Tech Death | Overkill Global Metal Reviews 

I'm so glad the corrector (?) or RU-vid let the "pun intended" and Brad's wish at the end for some "special" style of Death Metal at in. And by the way, where do I see the people who did the subtitles? I have to show my friends that I'm more than a completly useless person. :D Thanks!

Best metal bands in Québec are Anonymus Mononc' Serge B.A.R.F. Forteresse And the rest is up for debate

And by the way you failed to pronounce poutine both times altho you pronounced the pou correctly the tine is actualy pronounced as if there was an a between the t and the i like this poutsine because thats how we say the ti sylable

N importe quand !💙

But the link doest nt work mr?! t

I am 200% not making this up. It happened. He showed me other cool bands too, like Kekal and Pig Destroyer haha.

A guy from my church got me into morbid angel and pig destroyer...cool guy

Gotta love it!

Heard Grindcore from a guy from church as well. But they introduced me to the other project of Pig Destroyer...Agoraphobic Nosebleed. Still my ALL TIME favorite Grind band.

@@rockkiall these christians sure know how to grind lol

Hell yeah! New tunes to bang your head to. Thank you for watching.

nope, I know all of them, congrats me xD lol

Sadly Deviant Process isn't on Spotify 😥

Comment of the Week!

I know the feeling!! ALL THE TIME!!! lol

Hell yeah. Good call. Thank you for watching.

Yes, yes, yes Poland \\ m //

Obliveon's From This Day Forward was even better.

Absolutely on pont. I'm shocked it wasn't mentioned here

Hell yeah. Thanks for watching.

Ça c clair

Thanks for watching, Charlie. I do this stuff to help push bands that deserve it to fans who would love to hear it, so it's rad that people actually take what we say and look it up.

200%. Not even debatable. If anyone tries to question that, they are wrong.

I second that, Québec is an often overlook place that has some great black metal!

Awesome, Thanx! I will definitely go explore them! Any bands you would prescribe?

@@jacgrobbelaar2425 Check out Forteresse

They should do the legit French avant garde bm scene before Qyebec

Jacob they are doing so. Just a few other ones first

Warpzone is fucking INSANE, man. What an album.

Thanks friend! Got it when I saw them back in May with Blood Incantation and Artificial Brain.

That's awesome, helluva lineup!

Legendary band !!!

@@AggressiveTendencies that was a great tour package.i seen them in Chicago and have the same shirt.

Thanks my friend! Glad you dug it. So much great music in that scene!

Time for all the Quo Vadis

Thanks so much, Mat! See you at Quebec Deathfest?

Hell yeah. They were one of the bands I listened to in preparation for this, just didn't make the cut for the five albums.

Thank you Jai.

Dude, right? I wonder who actually goes all the way up to Northern Quebec. It probably gets lonely. Thanks for watching!

HELL YEAH! Thank you for watching.

Thank you so much!

Hmmmm... >:)

Antaeus is one of the most brutal things I've ever heard.

Awesome band. MkM has a band called Aosoth too

Blackgaze, Arkhon Infaustus, Deathspell, Blut Aus Nord, Glorior Belli, yeah there's a lot of good stuff going on in France

Don't forget The Great Old Ones, they grow a lot since Tekeli-li

Hell ya. Thank you for the kind words, Kevin. Glad you think I handled it well...was a lot of pressure because I have such love for this genre that I wanted to do it justice.

@@AggressiveTendencies That you certainly delivered! Also learned how to properly pronounce poutine big thanks!

Anything for my Francophomies!

Hell yeah. Thanks for watching and the kind words, Jake.

Right? One of the gems I found while doing research for this segment.

HAHA! He spins it around on me.

Hell yeah, that rocks. What a gig. Jealous of that.

Hellllll yeah! Thanks for watching. Are you from Quebec?

@@AggressiveTendencies yeah! you'll be here for Deathfest?

Yessir! I'm coming up with my friend Rino of Six of Swords (he did the Cannibal Corpse albums Lock Horns, if you remember). DM me on Instagram and let's meet up!

Lol. Here in New Brunswick, we have ya beat!

Ian Campbell was in for my two top Neuraxis albums!

You're welcome. Thank you for watching!

Thanks so much for the love!

Right? A unique sound amongst these others, with the more melodeath leanings.

Indeed. Forever... is just a classic album to me.

One of my favorite band ever!

Hunter/Killer was my favourite. So tight.

Quo vadis they have some metal classic

He's the man and one of the most well-versed in the topic out there!

Thank you so much, friend! I love that. I am always doing my best to become more at home in front of the camera, so it's really cool when people say that kind of comment...really boosts the ol' confidence. Yes, yes we can!

​@@AggressiveTendenciesQuébecnical Death Metal

As far as I'm concerned, even their groovier industrial tinged albums are fantastic. Better than most others in the same style. They really had a feel for grounded yet hypnotic and flowing rhythms and harmonies.

Dude, hell yeah. It feels like you're going insane at times, in the best way.

Portuguese Mexican and russian too

We absolutely need a British grind/powerviolence breakdown.

yes!

Hell yeah. Thank you for watching.

Goddamn right! You heading to Quebec Deathfest?

Ye boi! only got tix to see immolation/bellwitch so far~

Thanks Jonatan!

Thanks TMM!

There is so many bands to mention... Teramobil, Neuraxis, Beneath the Massacre, Ion Dissonance, Samskaras for example

PS: Steven Henry here ;)

Oh we got more coming, homie! Thanks for the love.

Awesome! Can't wait!

I cannot agree more about this "Love tech death and Canada produces some of the best!". I hadn't realized really well, but tons of the great tech death bands out there are from Canada \m/.

Hellllll fucking yeah. So much good music in that scene. I wish I could have talked more, to be honest.

Hell yeah. Such good music. You going to Quebec Deathfest?

Even if you're joking, check out metal-archives.com, you can browse bands by country there, and there's really good bands from countries like Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Mozambique, Botswana etc. -- but not Zimbabwe tho lol =( Some of them pretty freaking brutal, check out Sarcotrofia (Mozambique), Crackdust (Botswana), In Oath (Kenya) to name a few. There's black metal too, making it "black black metal" I guess lol

There's also an African Metal group on Facebook, so check them out - they did promote a band from Zimbabwe, if memory serves :)

Hell yeah you do. Thanks for watching.

Will look into. Thanks dude!

Hell yeah. I hope you discover plenty to love about Gorguts (you will!).

Gorguts can be a hard listen, I hated Obscura the first time I heard it. Going away and coming back a few times really made me appreciate their sound, and now I’m a big fan. Give them time, they’re a really incredible and different band!

Dude, totally. It's hard at first, but such a rewarding experience when it clicks.

You're smart! Picking up them good chunes. Early Kataklysm is definitely cool, though I think a bit out of the purview of this tech death...they're fast but not as tech-focussed.

Good point about Kataklysm being less tech. I just ordered Martyr and Neuraxis! Yay!

Hell yeah!

Hahaha! I love that it's a well-known fact there too. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the kind words! They were in contention for it, but I ended up not choosing them for one of the five spots.

Hell yeah. Also you're vege/edge?

@@AggressiveTendencies For several years now (15-17 years i believe). Regards from Mexico.

Thanks so much, Kerry!

Dude, right? I'm going to Montreal for Quebec Deathfest this weekend and am going to drink so much water to hopefully turn myself into a tech death wizard.

If you happen to run into any of the guys from Beneath the Massacre, just let them know people still care and I'll wait forever for a release.

Dude, right? It's so good. Thanks for watching.

Bro, have you heard the precursor to Simple Plan called Reset? Total old-school death metal. They really upped the technical element in SP.

Yeah, absolutely! Turned out Philippe Jolicoeur perfectly filled the void Pierre Bouvier left. Both have the same great guttural voice that fits their respective genres. The bands are both great in their own ways.

He's an absolute animal. So good!

Thank you!

That rocks. I love that. Thank you for watching and sharing your story.

Of course, and the whole show was filled with memories. I got to shout "I´LL CHOP YOUR BODY TO EAT" together with Snake in the mic. Mom would not be proud :D great video btw

Hell yeah!

Sits in your stomach like a rock, and you love every damn second of it.

Absolutely unreal. Thank you for watching.

Haha! Glad you admit it. You going to Quebec Deathfest? If so maybe see you there!

Thanks for the love, friend! Archspire are from British Columbia (West Coast), but yes Canadian!

Yeah Archspire are from Vancouver BC

@@AggressiveTendencies thanks for the clarification. Way more rewarding to ask you and get a response than just spending a minute on Google. Do you wanna be my new search engine? 🤘🤝🤘

Hahahaha fuck yes! Zorgoogle is now online!

@@AggressiveTendencies and I was worried you were gonna call it Bradhoo!

Hell yeah. Hope you find some new tunes to listen to when you dig it. Thanks for sharing your story...tech death is the opposite of bargain bin music, but you got it for bargain bin prices. Hell yeah.

Actually, I think "most" of the very obscure bands I've found (Metal and Prog) have been in the "bargain bins". Maybe California is big on that because of the amount of record stores that were around back then, and still a few around today in SoCal alone. And the record labels, and variety that people are into . . . who knows. Again, thru 1988 (90?) and 2001 (or 02), I worked at Tower Records in Santa Monica, it was a very small store but we had huge traffic. We also had a very diverse crew of listeners that were specialists in certain musics. Me and 2 others were into Metal, and 1 other into Progressive Rock. I was into extreme Metal (but very picky), but Prog Metal was my thing . . . I was stock clerk for awhile, but became the display artist. Was able to make displays for Maiden, Dream Theater, Tool and even put detailed descriptions for bands on their divider cards to get people enticed to listen to their music (especially for Fates Warning, Opeth and Meshuggah when hardly anyone knew who they were). It's because of Tower, I caught up on all I missed with Opeth (got into them on "Still Life"). Met a few celebrities there, but the biggest one and still amazes me is the 'Professor" Neil Peart! (he was in town to hear Geddy's solo album, but it might have been the time he moved there with his new wife :). The Label Reps treated me well, I got a lot of Promos, but also official CD releases. I still have most, and the original print of Dream Theater "Live Scenes from New York" that was released on 9/11 (didn't even realize at the time, the ironic cover). Man, that was a traumatic day :(. Then I worked for "Record Surplus" at the time on Pico Blvd. in West LA as a clerk, where I found many CD's I'd been looking for over 15 years! Then even more obscure releases when I worked for their wholesale distribution warehouse "Leftcoast Marketing" in Culver City. I used to create pallets for Nuclear Blast, Earache, and Noise cutouts (and many more labels and genres of music). Great places to work for a music fan, and get to hear things I wouldn't normally listen to. I've lived an interesting (but hard) life :P.

Thanks for the story! Super rad to hear! Sounds like an interesting life for sure.

Yes!!!

Thanks so much homie! Loving your first suggestions ;)

Hey Fran, you been reading our minds? :-)

Haha brilliant. I've never drank, so I ALWAYS eat mine sober. We are like polar opposites across the pond. Much love!

Great point. What an influential and important band!

For sure. Voivod are one of the most innovative and influencial metal bands, period. Their influence on tech/prog/avant-garde/experimental metal is immense.

And I just had it which tasted so good

Yeah dude, great recommendation, band truly rocks!

@@AggressiveTendencies So glad to hear you liked it. It's heavy, chugging, and continually unrelenting. Really reminded me of Incantation/Gateways-era Morbid Angel.

@@AggressiveTendencies Also, I just need to say thanks for being such a chill dude. When I get my next paycheck i'm going to support the channel's Patreon because of how cool you've been everytime we've messaged back and forth. So, thanks for being you Brad. Keep on with the excellent content.

AWW! That made my day. I just genuinely love talking about metal and talking with the people who allow us to do this crazy awesome shit...getting to talk at cameras about it! You're the best.

@@AggressiveTendencies Thanks dude :) I don't have much going my way in life currently so getting to talk about metal always brightens my day. Have a great day man!