Just listened to this and oh my days it’s good. I’m already looking forward to using it to get me through a hard interval. Cheers for the recommendation dude 
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Into The Storm from Gojira’s latest album is a great one for longer VO2 max or threshold efforts.
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I used to listen to Darkthrone, Morbid Angel, Dismember, Entombed etc
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Every Time I Die are my go to band when I need that extra something to get me through. Other bands that I listen to on the trainer are Erra, LANDMVRKS, Polaris and if there’s a real storm up ahead Alpha Wolf have also never failed me.
Since I was 11 I have continually had people tell me that I will grow up and start liking real music one day and yet here I am, 34 years later and still not “grown up”!
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I’ve got almost 20 years on you and I’m not “grown up” either. I like a lot of music, but I can’t do modern pop/hip hop/EDM at all.
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I like a lot of old school metal and punk. Bad religion is my go to for workouts now
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I’m not a metalhead as such, but I loved to listen to Pantera to train in a climbing wall. There’s something about the lyrics “a new level of confidence, and power” that does wonders to push yourself harder.
I used to leave “F***ing hostile” for the hardest bouldering problems… Good times!
Now I don’t climb any longer but perhaps I should return to Pantera for brutal displays of power aka Vo2Max intervals
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The thing they didn’t realise was that, at 11 years old, you had already started with the real music 
It’s those others who haven’t grown up yet!
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I love songs like “Walk” that have that grind. Perfect for suffering. Gojira is a newer band that does this really well.
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The spotify Djent playlist has been making the rounds for me recently. I guess the pure abrasiveness is just what I need at 5am, to get the groove going! 
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That’s an excellent album!
It counts!..…but “Burning Inside” and “Stigmata” from In Case You Didn’t Feel Like Showing Up (Live) packs a wallop! IMO
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If ever I think I’m gonna struggle on an interval, then Strapping Young Lad is where it’s at for me. Apparently blast beats motivate me to pedal faster
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Comeback Kid, Architects and Mastodon is a staple in interval work. Longer sweetspot work is fantastic to the sounds of Russian Circles
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Russian Circles is my go-to for studying.
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You might like this YouTube video. 15 metal songs I never get tired off hearing.
I suggested he put it onto a Spotify playlist
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Just discovered this about a week ago. First song is so good. The album is great.
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Amazing album. I’m a sucker for the mixture of prog and screams. A lot of people complained they sold out, but I love the new album Infinite Granite too.
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Its got me looking up post rock and a lot of the more modern shoegaze stuff. Such a discovery. Feel like I finally found the guitar sound I’ve been looking for.
The recent album is great too. They’re so good.
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Showing my age, I like a bit of old Skool. Rust in peace by Megadeth still one of my favourite metal albums. Killer combo of Mustaine, Menza and Friedman. I spent most of my school days learning that album on guitar 
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