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LoathsomePete Introduced me to Antic Clay/Myssouri a while ago... But nothing makes me think of Dread like Masturbating Angels Crying.... :(

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Those Poor BastarRAB- Sick and Alone
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Sons of Perdition - Blood In The Valley
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Infact you might wanna check out the entire Gothic Country thread... Considering theirs probally alot more dreadful songs there. LINK TO GOTHIC COUNTRY THREAD
 
So here's my problem. Every time I try to to find new artists, the suggestions are always artists that sound like the ones I already like, only worse. I want to branch out. I want to find more artists that don't sound like poorer versions of the ones I already enjoy. I want something new and different. How in the hell do I go about this?
 
If I had to do it in order, I would probably go like this:

Arcturus - The Sham Mirrors (2002)
Green Carnation - Light of Day, Day of Darkness (2001)
Peccatum - Lost in Reverie (2004)
Sigh - Imaginary Sonicscape (2001)
Diablo Swing Orchestra - Sing-Along Songs for the Damned and Delirious (2009)
Mr. Bungle - California (1999)
Vintersorg - The Focusing Blur (2004)
Stolen Babies - There Be Squabbles Ahead (2004)
Solefald - In Harmonia Universali (2003)
Meshuggah - Destroy, Erase, Improve (1995)

I think that would be a good order for Dayvan Cowboy to follow as I don't know how familiar she is with the guttural vocals found in more extreme metals. It can be very hard to get into, especially for women I find (I'm not saying EVERY woman, just some). Meshuggah might do something for you, but it might not, it's very chaotic, but Jens Kidman does some of the best guttural vocals in metal.

As for you duga, I think you could go in at any album and be fine, but kudos for already knowing Sigh. I also remeraber introducing some metalheaRAB to Sigh via Imaginary Sonicscape and a few joints, definitely earned some cookie points because these were some of real metalheaRAB.



Let me know if you need help procuring the album.
 
I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions on some artist I could try out. I want some thing along the lines of Caspian, Pelican or any other good instrumental band. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
 
Can't go wrong with Miles Davis. I think my favorite jazz album though is "Swiss Movement" by Les McCann and Eddie Harris. The first track is probably the best political jazz song I've ever heard.
 
I've only ever heard 'Gold' but it was a really great album. He's been fairly prolific but I haven't heard anything else and to be honest I haven't even been aware of a few of them being released.
 
I like singers like Edith Piaf, Frank Sinatra, Al Bowly, etc. I'm looking for beautiful, old songs, like from the 30's, 40's, 50's or 60's. What do you recommend?
 
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