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You might want to check out Wodensthrone if you haven't already: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVjUpSEqJHA I think someone might have mentioned this a few pages back, but Wedrujacy Wiatr is also definitely worth a listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvoRiED_kc4
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Not a huge black metal fan by any means, but I simply can't stop listening to At the Heart of Winter/Sons of Northern Darkness era Immortal. I just really dig the black/thrash sound that they developed in those albums. Can anyone here recommend any bands with a similar sound? would be much appreciated!
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# ? Apr 23, 2014 17:16 |
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Inquisition are probably the closest band to Immortal in terms of sound tbh
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# ? Apr 23, 2014 19:13 |
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Gamma Nerd posted:Inquisition are probably the closest band to Immortal in terms of sound tbh Vocally, maybe.
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# ? Apr 23, 2014 19:18 |
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Balagan posted:Not a huge black metal fan by any means, but I simply can't stop listening to At the Heart of Winter/Sons of Northern Darkness era Immortal. I just really dig the black/thrash sound that they developed in those albums. Can anyone here recommend any bands with a similar sound? would be much appreciated! Check out I - it's basically an Immortal side-project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfDfqrlSJP4 e: and Demonaz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7zkdSdpEpE another Immortal side project. Oldstench fucked around with this message at 19:22 on Apr 23, 2014 |
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Oldstench posted:Check out I - it's basically an Immortal side-project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfDfqrlSJP4 Gamma Nerd posted:Inquisition are probably the closest band to Immortal in terms of sound tbh Really like all of these, thanks.
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# ? Apr 24, 2014 23:32 |
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Bought my ticket to see Mystifier in London because it's probably the only chance I'll get to see them, and the support is really good (Cruciamentum, Zom, Bolzer, Malthusian), but maaaan the venue was awful for Mgla. Hopefully they don't massively gently caress up the queue this time, as people were queuing for 2 hrs at Mgla and most people missed the majority of One Tail, One Head and Grave Miasma. Anyway: The new Schammasch album is streaming. I haven't listened to the whole thing yet because it's a double album, but Split My Tongue is really good: http://www.terrorizer.com/news/streams/stream-schammaschs-new-album-contradiction-exclusively-terrorizer
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# ? Apr 25, 2014 13:04 |
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So, apparently Countess has a new album.
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nomapple posted:Ifing, Krigsgrav Couldn't get into Krigsgrav, but I'm liking Ifing. Went ahead and preordered the digital. deadking posted:Wodensthrone, Wedrujacy Wiatr Wedrujacy is pretty much exactly the sound I was going for! Thanks for the recommendations guys. Atlas Moth fucked around with this message at 17:00 on Apr 25, 2014 |
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nomapple posted:Bought my ticket to see Mystifier in London because it's probably the only chance I'll get to see them, and the support is really good (Cruciamentum, Zom, Bolzer, Malthusian), but maaaan the venue was awful for Mgla. Hopefully they don't massively gently caress up the queue this time, as people were queuing for 2 hrs at Mgla and most people missed the majority of One Tail, One Head and Grave Miasma. Saw them last week, with Blasphemy, Black Witchery, Necros Christos, Impiety and many more. Mystifier was the absolute highlight though, one of the best performances I've ever seen. There's a write up of it with a couple of photos here, towards the bottom. I've never seen anyone look so thrilled to be playing live before.
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Here are some hilarious black metal covers of that hideous new Avril Lavigne song. http://www.metalsucks.net/2014/04/28/listen-two-black-metal-covers-avril-lavigne-chad-kroegers-internet-breaking-disaster-hello-kitty/
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http://shamelessnavelgazing.wordpress.com/2014/04/28/inquisition-and-black-metals-fascism-problem/ welp.
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# ? Apr 28, 2014 21:08 |
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impvnity posted:http://shamelessnavelgazing.wordpress.com/2014/04/28/inquisition-and-black-metals-fascism-problem/ Black metal...by NAZIS?! Thank you no, sounds offensive.
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# ? Apr 28, 2014 21:36 |
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I love how every time this happens, it is because a band said something about the Jewish side of Jesus. Songs about sodomizing Jesus with a hammer are A-OK, but call him a Jew? Wait until the blogosphere hears about that! Hypocritical.
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# ? Apr 28, 2014 22:25 |
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I think racism and NS black metal is as doofy and ridiculous as any concept possibly could be, but the mentality behind making blog articles calling for a musical genre that is designed to praise evil and the destruction of humanity to become a "safe space" for anyone at all is genuinely hilarious.
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# ? Apr 28, 2014 22:47 |
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NSBM is terrible anyway who cares.
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 03:31 |
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Inquisition isn't NSBM in any way though.
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 03:37 |
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skasion posted:Inquisition isn't NSBM in any way though. and they're good. I don't really care if they're only even mildly interested in Nazi poo poo. I'm completely fine with separating the band from its ideologies. [Burzum].
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 16:42 |
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Reminds me of when I drove from NC to Atlanta to the first Scion Fest, with Nachtmystium being one of the big reasons I went. Turns out they got kicked off for being "NSBM" Druggies? Liars? Cheats? Stealers? Yes. But Nazis, no.
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 16:58 |
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There's not a host of photos of Blake Judd posing in front of Nazi flags etc though. And he doesn't have a side-project with songs such as "14 shower heads, one gas tight door". I mean, I don't care either way, and there's always the fact that Nazism is provoking/shocking to people of all races and backgrounds so it's effectively the easiest way shortcut to offense. But there's a lot more poo poo to make stick here than with a band like Nachtmystium.
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 17:20 |
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Dagon posted something on their Facebook page today about it.quote:Dagon here. Apologies to all Canadian supporters. This time the Canadian officer was extremely strict and was definitely loving his job. I thank all Canadian diehards who gave us their immense support in front of the stage and at our merchandise booth; again thank you and hails. It may be awhile to get this sorted out but sooner or later I will have advice from a legal advisor.
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 18:04 |
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Hey, I'm the guy who wrote the blog about Inquisition. I'd like to point out my main critique of the band isn't based on "Crush the Jewish Prophet", that was just my first hint that they might not be kosher. As to why I'm more concerned about anti-Semitic rather than anti-Christian imagery- in Europe and America at least, we don't live in a society where violence against Christians is commonplace, committed by satanists or anyone else. (And I doubt the violence and persecution of Christians that does occur is much motivated by metal.) Hate crimes against Jewish people, or people of colour, or LGBT people, or the disabled, or whoever, are still all too common, within metal as well- an Asian man was recently attacked at a Taake concert in the UK, to give one example. Fascist ideologues within metal probably aren't the only inspiration for this violence, but I personally don't want to support bands involved with fascist movements and ideology. As to Dagon's proposed statement, if he's seriously going to suggest that he can't be a white supremacist because he has Latin roots I really have to question his intellect. Someone in the comments offered a related (and also bullshit) argument that Antichrist Kramer can't be a white supremacist- he signed a Mexican band to his label full of white supremacists! The former white supremacist I quoted in the blog, Daniel Gallant, has said this on the subject: “Right wing extremists who are neo-Nazi do often have non-white alliances with others who share anti-Semitic beliefs and views. This was also true for the German WWII regime, who had non-Aryan alliances. There is a public misconception about what right wing extremist and or terrorists are, and what they are not.” He might be prepared to overlook the fact the band is non-white if they agree with his views, similar to how I imagine the Third Reich didn't let their obsession with Aryan purity stop them signing an alliance with imperial Japan. Sadly, white supremacist and anti-Semitic views aren't unheard of among black metal bands in South America, where Dagon spent many of his formative years- his heritage alone does not necessarily exonerate him.
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 21:03 |
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ruh-roh. http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g148/peterott/inquisition.jpg
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 21:13 |
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He's, uh, giving that Nazi flag a big thumbs down! That's it!
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 21:43 |
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Grey Dynamite posted:an Asian man was recently attacked at a Taake concert in the UK, to give one example. I'd love to know when this was. Please show you've actually done some research, because Taake have not played in the UK in quite some time.
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 21:49 |
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Who loving cares? If you believe a band is NS/WP/whatever and that bunches your undies, don't listen to them. Just stop being a loving hypocrite about it and listen to bands that may write lyrics glorifying the death of christians, rape of women, murder, infanticide, whatever-the-gently caress.
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 22:25 |
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Grey Dynamite posted:Hey, I'm the guy who wrote the blog about Inquisition. I'd like to point out my main critique of the band isn't based on "Crush the Jewish Prophet", that was just my first hint that they might not be kosher. As to why I'm more concerned about anti-Semitic rather than anti-Christian imagery- in Europe and America at least, we don't live in a society where violence against Christians is commonplace, committed by satanists or anyone else. (And I doubt the violence and persecution of Christians that does occur is much motivated by metal.) Hate crimes against Jewish people, or people of colour, or LGBT people, or the disabled, or whoever, are still all too common, within metal as well- an Asian man was recently attacked at a Taake concert in the UK, to give one example. Fascist ideologues within metal probably aren't the only inspiration for this violence, but I personally don't want to support bands involved with fascist movements and ideology. That is super interehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flQ-2YW8wLc
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Grey Dynamite posted:Hey, I'm the guy who wrote the blog about Inquisition. I'd like to point out my main critique of the band isn't based on "Crush the Jewish Prophet", that was just my first hint that they might not be kosher. As to why I'm more concerned about anti-Semitic rather than anti-Christian imagery- in Europe and America at least, we don't live in a society where violence against Christians is commonplace, committed by satanists or anyone else. (And I doubt the violence and persecution of Christians that does occur is much motivated by metal.) Hate crimes against Jewish people, or people of colour, or LGBT people, or the disabled, or whoever, are still all too common, within metal as well- an Asian man was recently attacked at a Taake concert in the UK, to give one example. Fascist ideologues within metal probably aren't the only inspiration for this violence, but I personally don't want to support bands involved with fascist movements and ideology. It's weird that you would bring up Antichrist Kramer's views when they got rid of him for their most recent album(and apparently he was quite angry about it, since he thought he was still doing the artwork and they'd already found someone else and not told him).
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Grey Dynamite posted:Hey, I'm the guy who wrote the blog about Inquisition. I'd like to point out my main critique of the band isn't based on "Crush the Jewish Prophet", that was just my first hint that they might not be kosher. As to why I'm more concerned about anti-Semitic rather than anti-Christian imagery- in Europe and America at least, we don't live in a society where violence against Christians is commonplace, committed by satanists or anyone else. (And I doubt the violence and persecution of Christians that does occur is much motivated by metal.) Hate crimes against Jewish people, or people of colour, or LGBT people, or the disabled, or whoever, are still all too common, within metal as well- an Asian man was recently attacked at a Taake concert in the UK, to give one example. Fascist ideologues within metal probably aren't the only inspiration for this violence, but I personally don't want to support bands involved with fascist movements and ideology. Cool blog dude.
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# ? Apr 29, 2014 23:57 |
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Grey Dynamite posted:that was just my first hint that they might not be kosher.
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# ? Apr 30, 2014 00:02 |
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"Christians to the lions" (Behemoth) - totally cool. "To hell with Mohammed and the Mohammedans" (Taake) - totally cool. Apparently it's fine to figuratively (and literally sometimes) call for the death of any group of people, as long as they're not Jews.
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# ? May 1, 2014 14:10 |
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That's why Countess' album art for Burning Scripture was all inclusive.
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# ? May 1, 2014 15:06 |
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I kind of hope they go along with being 'nazis'.
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# ? May 1, 2014 15:38 |
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Dagon did some rambling interview here: http://www.decibelmagazine.com/featured/inquisition-frontman-dagon-im-not-a-nazi/ It doesn't make much sense but cliff notes: - Reaction to that guy's swastika tattoo was "woah (wtf)" not "wow, awesome". - Inquisition aren't Nazis - Kramer isn't a white supremacist, he's mates with black/Mexican people and Dagon is half Columbian. - Crush the Jewish Prophet sounded cool so that's why it's a song title - 88MM isn't a nazi project, it's a reference to some German artillery from WW2 and he didn't want to change it even though he was aware of the connotation because artistic integrity. Answers seem weak to me, but I feel pretty apathetic about the whole thing, sorry. e: No Colours apparently refers to the fact that all the label's early albums had black and white colours, not race exclusion. Also this song is totally just about German artillery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfVTwxpuYEo nomapple fucked around with this message at 17:01 on May 1, 2014 |
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nomapple posted:Answers seem weak to me, but I feel pretty apathetic about the whole thing, sorry. I get more worked up over Deafheaven bullshit but that's just me.
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QPZIL posted:"Christians to the lions" (Behemoth) - totally cool. Most people can distinguish between fantasy and reality and don't believe that Hoest is murdering Muslims or that Nergal is actually gonna throw Christians into lions' dens. The difference is that the Holocaust is relatively recent, historically speaking. There isn't a great history of atrocities committed against Christians like there is against Jews, and given the power the Church has had throughout its history, anti-Christian lyrics can easily be interpreted as a gesture of defiance against authority. There are a lot of reasons to dislike or oppose religion in general, or as a concept, and while that does include Judaism, singling out Jews in particular is more of a problem than saying "I hate Christianity" or "gently caress religion" because of the history of violence attached to antisemitic ideologies. Black metal isn't the only metal subgenre with lyrics about Bad Things. Karl Sanders doesn't worship the ancient Egyptian gods, he just writes about it because he thinks it's really loving cool subject matter. Sometimes, the lyrics are just supposed to be aggressive or provocative or tell a story and aren't really meant to reflect an ideology. I don't think it makes me a hypocrite if I listen to something that's anti-Christian or anti-religion in general but I have a problem with antisemitism.
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# ? May 1, 2014 20:41 |
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Comparing neo-Nazi and NS ideals to an anti-Christian band is also pretty flimsy because hating entire races of people (Jews, Blacks, etc) is a lot different than religions
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# ? May 1, 2014 23:13 |
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There's nothing outright antisemitic with a majority of Inquisitions output, and the only evidence given is circumstantial and hearsay. And in all honesty I don't really care unless it really starts to infest their work or they become unwaveringly extreme.
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# ? May 2, 2014 07:39 |
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Bertrand Hustle posted:I don't think it makes me a hypocrite if I listen to something that's anti-Christian or anti-religion in general but I have a problem with antisemitism. You realize this rules out any band that has a song that says something mean about Jesus, right? I just really don't get having to do some weird calculus to determine whether it's ok to like a band based on their (possibly?) stupid opinions. Your jewish friends aren't going to get some supernatural communique that you're Grand Wizard of the Klan or something. I can certainly see not wanting to give such bands money, but that's a different animal.
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IRQ posted:You realize this rules out any band that has a song that says something mean about Jesus, right? People who say "gently caress Jesus" aren't saying "gently caress Jesus 'cause he's a Jew", they're saying "gently caress Jesus" because it pisses off Christians (or they think it does). There's a difference between saying things about a religious figure who may or may not have actually existed, in the context of verbally trashing that religion, and calling for the extermination of an entire race. A huge difference. And it's one thing if they keep their opinions to themselves and it doesn't come out in their music, but even then, some people have a problem enjoying the work of an artist who they know to be a piece of poo poo. I can listen to music by somebody who is an rear end in a top hat, but I draw the line at Nazi. It's one thing to be a former Nazi, or commit a crime and later reform, but somebody who is actively a fascist shithead deserves no respect or support. venus de lmao fucked around with this message at 18:11 on May 2, 2014 |
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