Fulcrum 

Band: Fulcrum

 Album: Insects Society

 Genre:  Progressive Death Metal/Grindcore,

 Year: 2010

 Country: Poland

 Tracklist:
1.Mind Collapse
2.Compulsive Needs
3.Pig Slaughter
4.Paranoidal Hallucinations
5.Poison Tree
6.Fuck Thursdays
7.Analizer Of Sexual Frustrations
8.Insects Suiciety
9.The Day
10.Brainwashing

   

"On bass player Piter and drummer Majk initiative band Fulcrum came into being in summer 2005. After playing in many different bands finally it was supposed to be the band that would give the real opportunities to create progressive music. After working together on rhythmical section and deciding on the direction where Fulcrum should aim at, we organized auditions for a guitar player, and there Andrzej joined the band. We improvised and created Fulcrum, our style. We call it nowadays Proggressive / Death / Grind with a little lick of jazzy and funky vibe." Due to problems with finding a label, band deicided to release their stuff for free.

Pan.Thy.Monium

Band: Pan.Thy.Monium

Album: Khaooohs & Kon-Fus-Ion

Genre: Progressive Death Metal

Year: 1996

Country: Sweden

Tracklist:

1.The Battle of Geeheeb

2.Thee-Pherenth

3.Behrial

 4.In Rememberance

Pan-Thy-Monium is, hands down, the most intriguing project of Swedish metal wizard Dan Swanö. Swanö's other projects range from the straight-up death metal of Bloodbath to the prog-death of Edge of Sanity to the cheesy AOR-metal of Nightingale, but it's Pan-Thy-Monium that sees him at his most experimental and "out." This band combines the death metal aesthetic — distorted, crunching power riffs and throaty growls instead of conventional singing — with squealing sax and ethereal keyboards, all encased in a self-contained mythology around the god Raagoonshinnaah (I'm not making this up; the liner notes contain many lines of gibberish describing this mythology).

Sadist 

Band: Sadist

Album: Tribe

Genre: Progressive Death Metal

Year: 1996

Country: Italy

Tracklist:
1.Escogido
2.India
3.From Bellatrix to Betelgeuse
4.Den Siste Kamp
5.Tribe
6.Spiral of Winter Ghosts
7.The Ninth Wave
8.The Reign of Asmat

"I recommend this album to all fans of progressive metal who are not fond of the hypertechnical+highpitchedvoice."