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That black metal doc has been pretty interesting so far. On the flipside, someone at metal-archives posted this clip from a Norwegian game show wherein contestants have to write and perform a black metal song -- and they're aided by King from Gorgoroth. Also apparently Hellhammer shows up for the performance segment, but that was the point where I couldn't take it anymore, so I can't say for sure whether or not I saw him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxRRxd24kig&t=44m04s
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Anus Dei posted:That black metal doc has been pretty interesting so far. Yeah that looks like hellhammer's arcturus mask in the back on drums. jesus christ that was horrifying.
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Rejoice fans of Joel Grind's Yellow Goat material! This note was just posted on Joel Grind's blog this weekend... People keep asking me about this record. I'm in the process of remixing it as I felt the original mix didn't quite capture what I was going for. The first mix seemed a little tame, it wasn't quite as paint peeling as I planned. The future mix will be more in line what was intended: A total wall of noise. I had a few labels show interest in releasing it but I may do a self released LP. I will be releasing it under my own name so it will be released as follows: "Joel Grind: The YELLOWGOAT Sessions". Some questions have arose about why this isn't being released under the name Toxic Holocaust since it's sort of a back to my roots (Critical Mass demo era) type record. Reason being, I feel Toxic has sort of entered a new phase with this current lineup and it feels less like the solo project it started out as and now feels like a real band...the way I envisioned Toxic from the very beginning. Not to mention "The YELLOWGOAT Sessions" is not really rooted in Thrash Metal, its more dirty Rock n Roll meets Black Metal, not unlike early Bathory (where the name is lifted from). Stay tuned for updates. 
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Anus Dei posted:That black metal doc has been pretty interesting so far. I feel sorry for the one who got stuck wearing the "At War With Satan" shirt.
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:Rejoice fans of Joel Grind's Yellow Goat material! This note was just posted on Joel Grind's blog this weekend... Yessssssss
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:Rejoice fans of Joel Grind's Yellow Goat material! This note was just posted on Joel Grind's blog this weekend... Sounds awesome! Thanks for the heads up. Dirty rock n roll meets black metal sounds right up my street. PS I am on a bit of a Black N Roll kick at the moment in the vein of Taake's latest (Noregs Vaapen). Any recommendations are more than welcome. Plaag's album "UGH" seems pretty good.
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Horna went after a similiar sound as Joel Grind is describing with their Sotahuuto album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQX0eESJ6e4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giknl8CCbK8 e: And if you have, by some strange chance, missed Barathrum's post-Eerie albums, you should definitely give Legions of Perkele a try. Featuring possibly the only black metal song to ever be featured on a karaoke DVD (yes, really): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR_OhMqiJ_c Bloodmobile fucked around with this message at 04:03 on Nov 8, 2012 |
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:I'd like to remind all the young ones on the black metal thread that Venom's Black Metal turned 30 today (Nov. 1st). So lay down your souls to the gods rock n' roll!!! I feel somewhat ashamed to admit that I finally picked up this album last week, I'd been meaning to but never got around to it. Obviously closer to thrash metal than what's considered black metal now, but it still rocks just as hard. And Teacher's Pet is just awesome.
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What's everyone's opinion on the new Shining, Redefining Darkness?
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nomapple posted:Sounds awesome! Thanks for the heads up. Dirty rock n roll meets black metal sounds right up my street. http://sepulchre.bandcamp.com/ 
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Bloodmobile posted:Horna went after a similiar sound as Joel Grind is describing with their Sotahuuto album. Goddamn, I've got Horna albums but I never heard this until today. I really loving like this. Hopefully it'll hold me over til Joel Grind gets that album out. gently caress YES YELLOWGOAT
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God drat I just can't get enough of Naked Whipper and demo-era Impaled Nazarene, but unfortunately those are the only bands I know who played black/grind in a distinctly '90s style. Anyone have recommendations?
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Morbid Florist posted:Goddamn, I've got Horna albums but I never heard this until today. I really loving like this. Hopefully it'll hold me over til Joel Grind gets that album out. gently caress YES YELLOWGOAT All of this. Oh man this album rules hard. UGHUGHUGHUGH! OUGH!
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Bloodmobile posted:God drat I just can't get enough of Naked Whipper and demo-era Impaled Nazarene, but unfortunately those are the only bands I know who played black/grind in a distinctly '90s style. Anyone have recommendations? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvhE3C_nxyk
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I'm surprised no info about the One Man Metal, I found it very interesting. Here's what the AV Club had to say:AV Club posted:Hate, fear, misanthropy, and isolation: Such is the stuff of black metal. That goes double for the genre’s subcategory, one-man black metal bands. The first installment of a new three-part documentary, One Man Metal, sets out to expose and explore the underbellies of these artists: black metal practitioners who shun even the basic human contact of playing in a band with other people. Instead, they prefer writing, playing, and recording everything themselves, usually in a room that looks like a self-sentenced prison cell. Here's part one, it's three parts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQl6PzXU4cQ
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Or you could just watch this instead https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1E6ApDTTro or listen to Havohej or some poo poo
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But that sounds just like regular norwegian black metal to me  To clarify, here is an example of the style I'm looking for: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUUwQ5NaA0Q Bloodmobile fucked around with this message at 04:11 on Nov 10, 2012 |
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I think you'd be better served searching out cross over Death Metal acts than worrying about Black Metal stuff. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI1ItXX3QV0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HTya020vTI
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Does anyone know of any bands similar to newer Darkthrone? I'm referring to the material starting with F.O.A.D. I don't even know what to describe it as other than black/crust punk or something. As awesome as Circle the Wagons and Dark Thrones and Black Flags are, I can't spin just them. I need something new.
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Mortuus posted:Does anyone know of any bands similar to newer Darkthrone? I'm referring to the material starting with F.O.A.D. I don't even know what to describe it as other than black/crust punk or something. As awesome as Circle the Wagons and Dark Thrones and Black Flags are, I can't spin just them. I need something new. Just listen to GGUW. Best release this year.
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Mortuus posted:Does anyone know of any bands similar to newer Darkthrone? I'm referring to the material starting with F.O.A.D. I don't even know what to describe it as other than black/crust punk or something. As awesome as Circle the Wagons and Dark Thrones and Black Flags are, I can't spin just them. I need something new. Evil rock and roll, you say? Omega Midnight Barathrum Kvelertak Toxic Holocaust Inepsy Beginning of the End  Swim Good posted:Just listen to GGUW. Best release this year. I... don't think you've heard the newer Darkthrone releases.
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Rion.exe posted:I... don't think you've heard the newer Darkthrone releases. I have, I just think everyone should listen to more GGUW.
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Mortuus posted:Does anyone know of any bands similar to newer Darkthrone? I'm referring to the material starting with F.O.A.D. I don't even know what to describe it as other than black/crust punk or something. As awesome as Circle the Wagons and Dark Thrones and Black Flags are, I can't spin just them. I need something new. Check out Dishammer as well.
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Mortuus posted:Does anyone know of any bands similar to newer Darkthrone? I'm referring to the material starting with F.O.A.D. I don't even know what to describe it as other than black/crust punk or something. As awesome as Circle the Wagons and Dark Thrones and Black Flags are, I can't spin just them. I need something new. Seconding the Midnight recommendation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlMPJe5biVU
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deadking posted:Check out Dishammer as well. I cry myself to sleep almost every night knowing that this band has disbanded.
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m-o-o-n posted:Seconding the Midnight recommendation Thirding it, they seriously own.
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Personperson14 posted:Thirding it, they seriously own. 4thing it. SAY-TANIC ROYALTEEEEEEE!! Anyway, according to this interview, Yellowgoat material might never see the light of day? That sure would suck. By the way the link at the bottom of the interview for the 8 minute preview doesn't work, it says the video was removed by the user 
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Holy poo poo. Midnight rules. Thanks!
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Bloodmobile posted:Horna went after a similiar sound as Joel Grind is describing with their Sotahuuto album. This is seriously the best song I've heard in months. I haven't not listened to this album one day yet and this song gets repeated even more. I'm amazed how many bands make that main melody line sound like it's their own each time they use it. How many so far? Burzum, Bathory and Mayhem I think have used it, off the top of my head...
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deadking posted:Check out Dishammer as well. this rules SO MUCH, thanks.
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Morbid Florist posted:
Don't forget Root's Pisen Pro Satana, which might be my favorite variation of it besides Necromansy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHYNOMKCSMc Bloodmobile fucked around with this message at 10:28 on Nov 14, 2012 |
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Wow I never even noticed it in there before, it's so slow. So we're at 5 bands using dat riff? Speaking of Root what do people think of their DVDs? Are they worth it or is the sound awful enough to skip them? I can't find any reviews worth listening to (in english anyway)
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I'm getting into black metal now, and Burzum is loving tight. What is up with his crazy loving ideas though? I'm scared to read the lyrics because I might find out these awesome tracks are about a bunch of stupid poo poo. Anyway, I'm new to this genre but I'm really feeling it. I've listened to Ulver's first four records and Burzum's discography (among a few others). What are the classic, definitive black metal records I should check out?
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Dog Jones posted:I'm getting into black metal now, and Burzum is loving tight. What is up with his crazy loving ideas though? I'm scared to read the lyrics because I might find out these awesome tracks are about a bunch of stupid poo poo. If you're going to be a metal fan, black metal especially, it's best to ignore the message and just enjoy the music.
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Dog Jones posted:I'm getting into black metal now, and Burzum is loving tight. What is up with his crazy loving ideas though? I'm scared to read the lyrics because I might find out these awesome tracks are about a bunch of stupid poo poo. Immortal- At The Heart of Winter and Sons of Northern Darkness are two great records you should check out.
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Dog Jones posted:I'm getting into black metal now, and Burzum is loving tight. What is up with his crazy loving ideas though? I'm scared to read the lyrics because I might find out these awesome tracks are about a bunch of stupid poo poo.  That's kind of the way it goes sometimes. All black metal involves some degree of ridiculousness - whether or not the creator is conscious of the fact that it's ridiculous doesn't affect its merit, though. Varg's lyrics tend to be less provocative than the screeds of nonsense on his website, though - especially on the first few albums (his best, I'd say) it's all very much fantasy stuff you'd have to stretch pretty far to be offended by. I don't think anyone should ignore the messages that black metal musicians are putting out there - but it is, as with any other music, a good idea to take those messages with an appropriate amount of salt. Which in Varg's case is a pretty heaping spoonful.Dog Jones posted:Anyway, I'm new to this genre but I'm really feeling it. I've listened to Ulver's first four records and Burzum's discography (among a few others). What are the classic, definitive black metal records I should check out? Bathory - Under the Sign of the Black Mark remains the foundational album of the genre for me. Of the 90s Norwegian scene, Mayhem - Live in Leipzig, Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger, and maybe the Emperor/Enslaved split.
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skasion posted:
I looked up some of his lyrics, and they seemed pretty cool to me -- pretty much what I was imagining before I learned he had these crazy rear end racist ideas: quote:An unknown voice called skasion posted:Bathory - Under the Sign of the Black Mark remains the foundational album of the genre for me. Of the 90s Norwegian scene, Mayhem - Live in Leipzig, Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger, and maybe the Emperor/Enslaved split. That Bathory record is on a lot of the "top ten" lists I was looking up before I posted this, so I really need to get around to that. I was a little put off by the album cover, as stupid as that is.
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