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Atlas Moth posted:Stumbled over this gem earlier. This is really good, thanks for posting.
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So I finally listened to the new Bosse-De-Nage (entitled III), and it is fantastic. I really can't recommend this enough. Whereas II felt like it was being wonky and unnerving for the sake of it, III is an album with beautiful fluidity, whilst retaining an unsettling quality at times. This feels like a lot more complex album, and there is a lot more on show here both musically and emotionally. As much as this will immediately turn some of you off this album, there is a stronger indie rock/shoegaze influence here, which gives a very cathartic feel to the end of the album especially. I wouldn't go so far as to say it softens their sound, but it definitely removes the jagged edges present on II. If you're even remotely interested, I'd check it out. Don't sleep on this. Listen to the opening track here.
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Oops, I meant to hit edit, and I hit "quote" without realising and posted anyway, but: Opinions on the new Wodensthrone?
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nomapple posted:Oops, I meant to hit edit, and I hit "quote" without realising and posted anyway, but: Opinions on the new Wodensthrone? Didn't think too much of it, honestly. The only track on their first I really liked was the crescendocore instrumental, to be fair, but this one didn't do much for me.
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nomapple posted:Oops, I meant to hit edit, and I hit "quote" without realising and posted anyway, but: Opinions on the new Wodensthrone? The debut album was a boring turd, but this time around they apparently decided to copy Emperor instead of Drudkh and it paid off, it's a good album
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Considering it's middle east hot here for the 6th straight day I wanna put up a band that was mentioned in the main metal thread, talking about anti-islam black metal. Al Namrood from Saudi Arabia. I think they do a better job of making evil arabian music than Nile. These are from the album I've been able to get into. There's a few instrumental tracks and those have been the highlights for me. Unfortunately I don't think we'll be seeing any Al-Varg Bin Vikernes running around torching mosques but considering you'd be killed for making music like this... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUMRL14fKKc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0d_o-ZuVnk m-o-o-n posted:The debut album was a boring turd, but this time around they apparently decided to copy Emperor instead of Drudkh and it paid off, it's a good album This isn't bad, there's definitely Emperor in there it's just less chaotic and produced cleaner. I like it I just wish it was dirtier. Morbid Florist fucked around with this message at 15:32 on Jul 17, 2012 |
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m-o-o-n posted:The debut album was a boring turd, but this time around they apparently decided to copy Emperor instead of Drudkh and it paid off, it's a good album I really like the first album, but can't get excited about the second at all, and I still pretty much agree with what you say here.
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Morbid Florist posted:Al Namrood from Saudi Arabia. I think they do a better job of making evil arabian music than Nile. Well, they uh... are Arab, and not just fat dudes from South Carolina.
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QPZIL posted:Well, they uh... are Arab, and not just fat dudes from South Carolina. My grandmother was off the boat italian but she couldn't make a sauce to save her life, yet the brazilians up the street from my apartment make some of the best linguine and clams I've ever had.
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Don't know whether this or the main Metal thread is the right place for this post, so I'm going to do it in both. Holy poo poo Agalloch tonight, anyone else going to the show in Denver?
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Morbid Florist posted:Unfortunately I don't think we'll be seeing any Al-Varg Bin Vikernes running around torching mosques but considering you'd be killed for making music like this... Speaking of which, it's more tr00kvlt in style than Arabesque but: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap60ERNTQYc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS73YZgqGx0 The second especially is sort of  - one-woman anti-Islamic black metal from, uh, Iraq. Those are some brass balls right there.
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Don't know whether this or the main Metal thread is the right place for this post, so I'm going to do it in both. Holy poo poo Agalloch tonight, anyone else going to the show in Denver? I just got back from the show in Omaha. I came in knowing next to nothing about the band (or the genre at all, really), and  Simply great.
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Don't know whether this or the main Metal thread is the right place for this post, so I'm going to do it in both. Holy poo poo Agalloch tonight, anyone else going to the show in Denver? Going to the show in Boston. Haven't been this excited about a gig in quite some time.
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Far from a new band or album but new to me. I loving love this. Entirely straight forward scandinavian chaos, back to basics poo poo.  NIDSANG http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ke31qU5XzA
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Hawaii_Lame-O posted:Are there any A Forest of Stars fans on here? Here's a new song with a video! That video ruled.
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Sloppy posted:That video ruled. Indeed, the music felt pretty unique too. I preordered the album today, really looking forward to having it.
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Happy Thursday Y'all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rrbEItfJyU
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Defiant Sally posted:Greetings bros. I've never been big into black metal, mostly death metal (of all forms) but recently I've been exploring the realms of black metal more and more. Rather than slog through the thousands of bands out there I figure I'll just ask here. Recommendations so far are A+, especially Rotting Christ. You dig the folk if memory serves so give Moonsorrow a spin even though it's got a good bit of that rough around the edges recording quality. Also try Stormlord, particularly At the Gates of Utopia. I'm personally a big fan of Chthonic, particularly Relentless Recurrence too.
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Morbid Florist posted:Considering it's middle east hot here for the 6th straight day I wanna put up a band that was mentioned in the main metal thread, talking about anti-islam black metal. Al Namrood from Saudi Arabia. I think they do a better job of making evil arabian music than Nile. These are from the album I've been able to get into. There's a few instrumental tracks and those have been the highlights for me. Unfortunately I don't think we'll be seeing any Al-Varg Bin Vikernes running around torching mosques but considering you'd be killed for making music like this... Thanks for this! Good stuff. Also, I'll be on the lookout for an album from Janaza, Burn the Pages of Quran is a great track. Brass balls indeed.
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(Cross-post from the metal thread) Via a recommendation from Kim Kelly, I've recently fallen for Anicon. Just the one EP at the moment, from what I can tell, and they're so new they don't even have a metal-archives entry. The EP will be released later today. http://anicon.bandcamp.com/ For black metal fans - kind of WITTR-ish, a bit more up-tempo, great atmosphere.
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Here's a band I found through last.fm, Obitus. Swedish black metal "concept" album about the bleak horror of modern existence. It's essentially one big song that seems to center (based on the handful of samples throughout) around an autopsy of an office worker. There's electronic elements that they thankfully keep very minimal but I think it helps add to the anti-modern theme. As someone who whores his life away behind a desk it's nice to know I'm not alone hating this horror show. The whole thing's up on bandcamp http://dissension-records.bandcamp.com/album/the-march-of-the-drones I'd say the last track is the best overall part to hear if you need a quick sell.
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If you need some terrifically uncomplicated black metal, then you're probably looking for Armagedda. And also this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iv3MTrRK8K4
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EvilMoJoJoJo posted:(Cross-post from the metal thread) Can't pass that up.
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Nachtmystium streaming new album I'm liking it so far.
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MrBling posted:If you need some terrifically uncomplicated black metal, then you're probably looking for Armagedda. This is good poo poo. Edit: Al-Namrood are also super awesome. Bullbar fucked around with this message at 03:44 on Jul 31, 2012 |
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So one of the dudes from Sonic Youth joined Twilight (American BM 'supergroup'). Pretty sick if you ask me.
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Weaponized Cum posted:So one of the dudes from Sonic Youth joined Twilight (American BM 'supergroup'). Pretty sick if you ask me. It's Thurston Moore. I am... pretty excited about this news.
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Chapel's debut album is available on Invictus Prod. from this weekend. The Gospel of the Horns ceremonial conjuration 12" MLP is also out now. Wheee! Black/thrash attack!
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New Nachtmystium is absolutely awesome, its like Instinct: Decay with Sanford Parker and different production. More raw and angry sounding.
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lordblytzkrieg posted:New Nachtmystium is absolutely awesome, its like Instinct: Decay with Sanford Parker and different production. More raw and angry sounding. I like it alot! Although it suppose to their return to their trv and kvlt black metal roots, it still has that old school Chicago Wax Trax industrial feel to it. Listening to it, I'm also trying to imagine Thurston Moore's brand of noise thrown into the mix for the next Twilight album. I can't wait to hear what that is gonna sound like.
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:I like it alot! Although it suppose to their return to their trv and kvlt black metal roots, it still has that old school Chicago Wax Trax industrial feel to it. Listening to it, I'm also trying to imagine Thurston Moore's brand of noise thrown into the mix for the next Twilight album. I can't wait to hear what that is gonna sound like. Definitely heavily influenced by the Wax Trax industrial stuff. The industrial influences even come through in the title as Silencing Machine is taken from a lyric in Mr. Self Destruct by Nine Inch Nails. I think it's my favourite album of the year so far, just been listening to it non stop. Edit: I'm curious if Blake Judd is clean now, because he looked awful in the making of videos for Silencing Machine. I heard he went to rehab though and got clean recently so hopefully that's true. Le Saboteur fucked around with this message at 03:24 on Aug 2, 2012 |
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Le Saboteur posted:Edit: I'm curious if Blake Judd is clean now, because he looked awful in the making of videos for Silencing Machine. I heard he went to rehab though and got clean recently so hopefully that's true. Heres part 1 for anyone interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-o7WzS8c-28 Its a nice watch.
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Nuclear Fetus posted:Heres part 1 for anyone interested. The making of videos are all pretty interesting but Judd looks as bad as Dylan Carlson looked back in the early 90s in them.
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How do y'all feel about the recent crop of black metal inflected punk groups (Grinning Death's Head, Raspberry Bulbs/Bone Awl, Sexdrome, Horrid Cross, etc)? I honestly think they're better on average than a lot of the "actual" BM coming out around now with the exception of a few groups (specifically Bosse-De-Nage and Mutilation Rites).
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a false posted:How do y'all feel about the recent crop of black metal inflected punk groups (Grinning Death's Head, Raspberry Bulbs/Bone Awl, Sexdrome, Horrid Cross, etc)? I honestly think they're better on average than a lot of the "actual" BM coming out around now with the exception of a few groups (specifically Bosse-De-Nage and Mutilation Rites). I've actually really been digging all the black metal/punk bands on Primal Vomit Records, especially Ives and Black Lands. Although I'm not sure what it is about Mutilation Rites that makes you hold them up as an exceptional BM band. I Am Legion struck me as a fairly generic album, although I haven't listened to Empyrean yet.
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Le Saboteur posted:The making of videos are all pretty interesting but Judd looks as bad as Dylan Carlson looked back in the early 90s in them. He supposedly went to rehab after those were shot and is clean now I guess? And speaking of the black metal/punk thing, a friends band just released an EP. http://ravageritual.bandcamp.com/album/revival
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a false posted:How do y'all feel about the recent crop of black metal inflected punk groups (Grinning Death's Head, Raspberry Bulbs/Bone Awl, Sexdrome, Horrid Cross, etc)? I honestly think they're better on average than a lot of the "actual" BM coming out around now with the exception of a few groups (specifically Bosse-De-Nage and Mutilation Rites). I welcome the convergence of genres and find it good for Black Metal and Metal in general.
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The first track has been released online for Winterfylleth's 3rd album The Threnody of Triumph. Personally I think they're the best BM band that the UK has to offer (unless we're counting Anaal Nathrakh in there, but they blend so many different genres that I don't really think of them as a BM project). Anyway, you can hear the track here. I really like it, cold black metal with an epic feel to it. On my twitter feed a few people have heard it already (journos) and it has garnered very high praise indeed. Looks like I'm gonna have to give the new Nachtmystium a spin, heard nothing but good things about this record...
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Wake up. Listen to Insane Vesper. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvzt-FkVb_c \m/
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