These bands used to be very good on my ear.

They just bore me a bit now.

when i want to hear something major scale , it needs to be a female singer, and somewhat folky

Great bands regardless, ofc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJO6JqBSk74

I love Origa's folk songs, etc, tori amos

i can't do major scale metal wth a dude happy-screaming

Do you like this one?

I'll assume that you haven't heard it.

i clicked, it's not my thing, the shredding is ok but i'm a snob

Well, how much into the song did you go?

that one isn't so bad actually

10 seconds?

i like the harmonics

Variety is one of Death's big things.

im subbed to nuclear blast's channel

so i come across a lot of that stuff

I'd recommend you listen to their entire discography.

Not just because I am a fan, but from a purely educational perspective.

this my idea of a modern metal calssic, for example: https://youtu.be/SQNtGoM3FVU

Jinjer is dope

You cannot be a metal fan without being well-versed into Death.

Yeah, I like Jinjer.

Not my favourite, but very likeable.

for me to really love a song, i need dynamic composition, registers flushed out and spaced

Death.

how the stuff is mixed is important to me

Haha, literally.

Give it a try.

nah

Nah?

yea the registers clash in the upper in that song for example

during the 'verses'

its still good, they are technically proficient

especially when a male voice is in that falsetto, most guitar tunings are going to occupy the same space

Okay, let me try something else.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_duhhVa-dk8

good, gotta be in the right mood for that, like at the gym

Yes, can confirm.

This does wonders when lifting.

Although I personally prefer fast-paced songs.