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TheIllestVillain posted:TROB's new one has leaked, it's the most evil poo poo I've ever heard. Listening now, in the dark. The riffs on Daemon are some of my favourite of the year I think. Will definitely have to order this, alas, probably not the lavish version, as nice as it looks.
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I saw Megiddo last night. It was tight. If you aren't listening to Megiddo, it should be because you're listening to Ruins.
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New Horn album dropped. Every song is in a different language and it's pretty drat good so far. He pulls it off really well. Edit: And the new Satyricon leaked. I'm very hesitant to listen... thehouseplant fucked around with this message at 01:23 on Sep 3, 2013 |
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Houseplant posted:Edit: And the new Satyricon leaked. I'm very hesitant to listen... Honestly, if you've liked the direction of how their last several albums have gone, you should probably listen to it at least once and decide for yourself. It's a natural progression from their albums since Volcano.
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Sep 3, 2013 13:51
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Baron Von Ghoulosh posted:Honestly, if you've liked the direction of how their last several albums have gone, you should probably listen to it at least once and decide for yourself. It's a natural progression from their albums since Volcano. F the haters etc., but I loved The Age of Nero. It's like if The Fonz started a metal band, and the production is stupidly crisp. If this albums is catchy and groovy like TAoN, I'll probably enjoy it. Granted, nothing will top Nemesis Divina for me, but I practically consider that a separate band.
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Yeah, the fans of old expecting a return to Nemesis Divina form are going to be sorely disappointed - yet again. Overall, I'm enjoying the album. At first, I was genuinely concerned that the album may suffer from being overly simplistic, but the older and more seasoned black 'n roll fan in me no longer needs those 1,000 bpm tracks to get my jollies off. There are countless bands trying to emulate the sound of Nemesis Divina, so I respect Satyr's attempt to journey down a new path. Nekrohaven is an instant classic for me. 
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aliencowboy posted:I saw Megiddo last night. It was tight. That's cool as hell. They're like evil incarnate!
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Discovered Oranssi Pazuzu while trying to find more TRoB. It's kinda Jazzy in places. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqK6s93wqRU
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Verizian posted:Discovered Oranssi Pazuzu while trying to find more TRoB. It's kinda Jazzy in places. That band claims to be influenced a good deal by krautrock and I can sort of see it. Honestly BM + kraut needs to be more of a thing. Definitely a more interesting combo than shoegaze.
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Torka posted:Hey, super late but thanks a lot for these recommendations guys, I've been enjoying a bunch of them. Especially Ash Borer, love the insane vocals. I'm not sure if you're still looking for recommendations, but two slightly similar and very underrated bands are Navjarmaahr and Ygg. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYoH3uDkPB8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R0M5hRynpA
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Sep 6, 2013 04:30
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drat but this Ruins of Beverast album is evil. Very positive first listen. Worth it exploring the rest of his discography?
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apophenium posted:drat but this Ruins of Beverast album is evil. Very positive first listen. Worth it exploring the rest of his discography? Rain Upon the Impure is the only album to ever physically make my jaw drop, so yeah totally worth it.
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His last album (Foulest Semen) was also really good, all the chanting made it doubly evil.
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Gonna give some love to Unlock the Shrine as well. The Clockhand's Groaning Circles, Euphoria when the Bombs Fell and Summer Decapitation Ritual are all great. His albums are packed with interesting ideas, even if there is a little bit of filler sometimes. I find Monument, at the end of the new album, a little dull and unnecessary. It's definitely not as good as the rest of the songs on the album, and the more black metally/aggressive sounds on Ordeal could probably have been explored a little further. Great album, anyway. Daemon and Malefica are probably my favourite tracks at the moment, but I don't know whether that is just because of familiarity with the samples. Either way, I'll be revisiting it a lot over the next few weeks I think.
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I really want to know where the chanting in Summer Decapitation Ritual is sourced from. Unlock the Shrine is undoubtedly one of those albums you actually experience because it is just slathered in this drafty medieval stuff. Man I love this band.
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Yeah I've fallen for Beverast. Makes me wonder why I hadn't heard of him before. God's Ensanguined Bestiaries is seriously one of the most amazing black metal tracks I've ever listened to. Kind of nice to hear less shrieked vocals, although I don't hate that style. Just kinda like the lower pitched vocals now and again. But yeah it's seriously loving me up that I hadn't heard of him before.
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 God drat it. You guys were right, commercialization and watering-down of black metal just makes me feel empty.
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Gamma Nerd posted:
Is this a real iPhone promo shot?
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Yeah the sunbather pic is real and was used in the conference yesterday. Oh, anyone interested in the urfaust singles who hasn't got them already: a) they sound great b) the King Dude split is already sold out from Ván. Amor Fati still had both when I ordered, and had by far the best distro price and shipping rates. (€7 for each record, compared to €8 at Iron Bonehead and €9.95 at some other place. It was only €4 to ship to the UK as well, black metal bargains!)
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Deafheaven have nothing to do with black metal. They barely have anything to do with metal.
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The Clit Avoider posted:Deafheaven have nothing to do with black metal. They barely have anything to do with metal. Pretty much. Plus it's 2013. Anyone can be a BM "expert" after a trip to Metal Archives and Google search.
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Gamma Nerd posted:
who the gently caress looks that close at a phone ad...
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Morbid Florist posted:who the gently caress looks that close at a phone ad... who the gently caress has a team lunch AND weekly staff meeting on the same Tuesday?
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Morbid Florist posted:who the gently caress looks that close at a phone ad... Probably someone looking at the pictures that are advertising an entirely new operating system.
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While we're talking about black metal heaven something something. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT-jonuW0Xs
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Gamma Nerd posted:
I love that band and that album, but this is sort of the most deliciously ironic advertisement I've seen in a while, considering what the album is about. Whatever, I don't really care as long as they're benefiting from it.
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Gamma Nerd posted:
I guess someone there has good taste.
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What do you guys think of Addaura's Burning for the Ancient? I like repetitive and 'beautiful' black metal and it hits that really well for me. By beautiful I mean like Igric more than pretty/flowery like Alcest.
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Strange Horizon posted:What do you guys think of Addaura's Burning for the Ancient? I like repetitive and 'beautiful' black metal and it hits that really well for me. By beautiful I mean like Igric more than pretty/flowery like Alcest. Thanks for posting this. I've been trying to get into and discover more Cascadian black metal bands recently, because it's a local scene for me, and this band is pretty awesome.
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Sample track from Oranssi Pazuzu's new album: https://soundcloud.com/earsplit/oranssi-pazuzu-vino-verso
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New Inquisition sample also surfaced today. It sounds good. People who have listened to Inquisition should know what to expect. One of the riffs towards the end really caught my ear, definitely excited for this one. http://www.decibelmagazine.com/featured/streaming-inquisition-darkness-flows-towards-unseen-horizons-lyric-video/
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Inquisition leaked, if you are into that.
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nerve posted:Inquisition leaked, if you are into that. And you should be.
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I'm not really feeling it. No real atmosphere. Invoking the Majestic Throne of Satan will probably always be my favorite album of theirs
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nerve posted:Inquisition leaked, if you are into that. I'm surprised it took a metal band this long to use "universe of Satan" in their lyrics.
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Abigor had "Satan's Galaxy" but I guess they weren't thinking big enough. (That album got a lot of poo poo but it's one of my favorites.) Actually they and that Norwegian band Troll both did the satanic cosmology thing some time ago. Probably others, too. Inquisition does rule, though, and I'm looking forward to getting the new one. Speaking of cosmic black metal, I got all excited when I stumbled across this Swiss band, Moonfrost, while paging through the Omega Mail Order's current sale. Thought they were gonna be another Darkspace. Not so much. They sound like a tour of the entire 90s Norwegian scene: sometimes Darkthrone, sometimes Limbonic Art, sometimes Thorns. Occasionally they dip into the DSO/latter day Mayhem thing. Now that I'm writing it out I realize they have no identity at all. Good post. Good post.
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m-o-o-n posted:I'm not really feeling it. No real atmosphere. Invoking the Majestic Throne of Satan will probably always be my favorite album of theirs I kinda agree with you but I like the new album. They're the definition of sticking-to-their-story but they have their place in my rotations which is more than I can say for most newer black metal
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Von Sloneker posted:Speaking of cosmic black metal, I got all excited when I stumbled across this Swiss band, Moonfrost, while paging through the Omega Mail Order's current sale. Thought they were gonna be another Darkspace. Speaking of Darkspace, I recently found Alrakis who are helping me cope until Dark Space IV is released. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8F8UzWEyDI
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Just came back from a gig with Marduk and Ofermod. Marduk played a suprising number of songs from Rom 5:12, they also used the chanting from that album between songs. Is that album considered a milestone for them or something? Anyway, they were good and Ofermod were great. There was supposed to be a third band, Valkyrja, which I've never heard of before, but I missed them or they weren't even there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye7nyzyrV4I EvilMoJoJoJo posted:Speaking of Darkspace, I recently found Alrakis who are helping me cope until Dark Space IV is released. Will IV even be released this year?
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Valkyrja are pretty decent live. Sound like a thrashier version of early Watain.
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