Quote:Shut Up And Explode Boom Boom Satellites EXPOSED 2007I couldn't resist checking this one out based on the title, but apparently the CD started skipping on "run away" when it was being ripped for youtube and it was hurting my ears.
I don't want to post a huge playlist myself, but I've been listening to a lot of Sabaton, Clockwork Dolls, The Cog is Dead, Van Canto, Machinae Supremacy, and Diablo Swing Orchestra while beta reading What Rains You Bring and poking away at my Mekton:IT Dungeon Crawl SI. DSO has their album The Butcher's Ballroom up for legal free download on... dammit, I can't remember where now. Jamendo maybe? Yes.
http://www.jamendo.com/en/list/a49216/ ... s-ballroom
It's mostly metal-ish instrumentals with operatic ballad vocals, though there's a wide range of styles just on the one album.
I'm also going to make special mention of Sabaton. If you need to get your fight scene mojo rising, it's hard to beat Primo Victoria, 40-1, Swedish Pagans, or The Price of a Mile, even if you aren't writing about fighting Nazis.
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