Can someone recommend a song that has the same vibe Dark and melancholic as "Just So You know" (American head charge), please ?. I loved the dark and melancholic vibe of this song, with the synthesizer in the background, the vocals, this song is amazing.

The the older guy in the top photo I believe his name is Dr Kashian, he was an Armenian dentist in Richmond Virginia around this time and my mom worked for him. The members of System of a Down came to Richmond because there was an official recognition being signed by that politician in the bottom photo, Armenian recognition of some sort. But my mom took these photos and I found them at our photo album today

A friend of mine is watching The Sopranos for the first time and AJ had a 10/10 taste in music!

untouchables is my favourite

https://youtu.be/nCgXSsO9PDg?si=5XJdAg6idjPPVOJD.. Full Album

CHECK ALSO: https://www.reddit.com/r/numetal/s/ntQODYwLAt

The goal here is to get the average fan of these bands onto new, similar/related stuff. Let me know if these are good recommendations! (I chose them through either close sound/aesthetic, or historical ties to the band/it's members.)

(Let me know if I've made any typos on the graphics too.)

Their no. 1 song on Spotify at the moment

Been going through to ton of of nu metal and post grunge and other music from the late 90’s/early 2000’s since I missed out on a lot from back then. Lots of good music I’ve never heard before, but a few of my favorites so far are the first 3 Cold albums, so I’m trying to find similar albums. Scooter’s voice is really good, and I think they strike the balance between slower, more emotional and melancholic songs and faster, louder songs really well

Some other bands I’ve enjoyed are 22 Even, Unloco, Pile of Heads, Tantric, and although I didn’t like the rest of their music I thought Staind’s debut album was really good

https://youtu.be/BE_0m5OkyN4?si=H0x8EpqK_vw_kIF6.........Watch Video

You can download this show and many many more here:

Rock & Metal - Concert Archive : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

In the past few months I have been blessed to meet a couple of my musical hero’s. Hero’s that helped to shape me growing up and hero’s that I listened to in some of the toughest patches of my life. John Otto from Limp Bizkit and Brent Smith from Shinedown. Both of these guys knew quickly that I was a Purple Heart recipient and both of them showed me compassion and made me feel welcomed. Neither one of them had to, but they both went out of their way to hug me, thank me and show compassion straight from the heart. It is refreshing to know that guys like this are more than just famous musicians. They are awesome dudes with awesome souls.