Fact Magazine's despicable top 40 post metal records of all time has some hidden gems, such as Bloodlet's The Seraphim Fall from '98. Bloodlet is one of the most underrated bands in the scene, having their small rise and fall in late 90's and beginning of the 00's, having only three albums released. They were formed in Orlando, USA in '92 and split-up in 2003, a very short career that left behind some obscure albums for you to feed your inner hipster with.
Their line-up as of the moment they split was composed of vocalist Scott Angelacos, guitarist Matt Easley, bassist Thomas Crowther and drummer John Stewart.
They were described as many genres, including metalcore, doom metal and thrash metal. However, their true nature was some angry guys shouting and slamming their instruments in full anguish, together with a production that added some sick effects to their studio work - sounds like Swans, but metal.
1996 - Entheogen
Victory Records
1 - Brainchild
2 - Something Wicked
3 - Annulment
4 - One and Only
5 - Shell
6 - CPAI-75
7 - The Triumph
8 - Eucharist
9 - 95
10 - CPAI-76
59,4 MB - 192 Kbps
1998 - The Seraphim Fall
Victory Records
1 - Intro
2 - Whitney
3 - Dogman With Horns
4 - Sister Supreme
5 - Stew For the Murder Minded
6 - Shoot the Pig
7 - Seven Hours of Angel Food
8 - Seraphim
9 - Sourtooth Grin
10 - Incantations
11 - Your Hours
78,6 MB - 192 Kbps
2002 - Three Humid Nights in the Cypress Trees
Victory Records
1 - Learn to Fly: Ascent
2 - The Way of the Leeches
3 - I Have Such a Hard Time Making New Friends
4 - Vision Quest
5 - Holy Rollin' Homicide
6 - Learn to Fly: Descent
7 - The Way of the Will
8 - Three Humid Nights in the Cypress Trees
9 - Worms
10 - Motel Surgery
11 - Learn to Fly: Impact
12 - The Way of the Knife
56,8 MB - 192 Kbps
Lasse Stewart.