Written by RavenKing on 20.07.2012 at 04:11

Written by Guest on 15.02.2012 at 19:19

These albums are very fast and agressive, but without that "ratatatatatatatatata" drumming, with much thrash influence and perfect atmosphere.

Drumming on those old Bathory albums is standard beats played fast. They feature no blastbeats. My guess is you don't like blastbeats.

Well, I like Sarcófago and the Mayhem's EP "Deathcrush". I don't like these 9 min black metal songs with 9 min of blast beats.

But blast beats are great in death metal

Karras, french BM with Vindsval. They only have a split, with BaN, Reverence and quality spanish BM band Bloodoline (in the vein of Zyklon-B).

Black 'n' Roll:

I like their style. There is a lot of potential here, I will keep an eye on them:

Anyone heard the new Dordeduh? Excellent!

This. Is. Breathtaking.

Diggin' Blood Cult and Arizmenda, both styles are really cool.

It was already posted some time ago, but putting it again considering it's way too awesome:

Documentary on one man black metal projects:

Forgot how UNF inducing this project is. As much droning ambient as it is black metal. If I remember correctly this is made by the same guy who did the Have A Nice Life album that everyone loved so much.

Written by Guest on 04.10.2012 at 04:33

Forgot how UNF inducing this project is. As much droning ambient as it is black metal. If I remember correctly this is made by the same guy who did the Have A Nice Life album that everyone loved so much.

That sounded pretty good

Written by Alex F on 04.10.2012 at 18:54


That sounded pretty good

That's probably the most black metal and "epic" track on the album. Most of it is meandering, sporadic blackened ambient (or "blambient" as I like to call it)

Actually I seem to have the song titles mixed up (or the guy on Youtube does) as that song wasn't the one I meant to post. This is it:

This is a good documentary about 1 man Black Metal bands. Interviews with Leviathan, Striborg and Xasthur. Recommended. 1st part of 3.

Written by The Turbanator on 05.10.2012 at 11:48

This is a good documentary about 1 man Black Metal bands. Interviews with Leviathan, Striborg and Xasthur. Recommended. 1st part of 3.

You might want to check my previous post in this forum.

Written by Guest on 05.10.2012 at 17:36
You might want to check my previous post in this forum.

Woah, can't be... you guys were the same person all along!

Written by Guest on 04.10.2012 at 02:15

Documentary on one man black metal projects:

is there part 2 when it will be out, can you post it here

Written by Bad English on 06.10.2012 at 16:05

is there part 2 when it will be out, can you post it here

Parts 2 and 3 will be released later this month.

Written by Guest on 06.10.2012 at 23:56

Written by Bad English on 06.10.2012 at 16:05

is there part 2 when it will be out, can you post it here

Parts 2 and 3 will be released later this month.

share whit us and send me a PM when it will be out

Written by Bad English on 07.10.2012 at 00:14

share whit us and send me a PM when it will be out

Will do. I'm anxious to see the rest of it as well.

Hey will someone do me a favor and give their honest opinion on this one-man black metal project? I would like a second or third opinion.

http://www.facebook.com/yogsothothtn

The guy who does it is local and I actually like it from the 4 or 5 songs I've heard.

Written by Heresiarch88 on 01.10.2012 at 15:25

Anyone heard the new Dordeduh? Excellent!

Written by Heresiarch88 on 01.10.2012 at 15:25

Anyone heard the new Dordeduh? Excellent!

Killer ! Sounds Great !

Does anyone know the song or band at 22mins in the Black Metal Satanica documentary?

Your help would be much appreciated.

Part 2 of OMM:

That was really interesting!! Loved watching that.

It's cool to see the people outside of the corpse paint

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6OtLnk-Rss

And part 3 now:



Sin Nanna was funny, screaming in the cave looked really retard hahaha (if he was serious about it, of course)... the other two do seem to be more "real" with the isolation/depression/whatever these band preach... but Striborg, damn....

I shall branch to a newer topic within the BM.......why do people bash on Dimmu Borgir and label them as "Sellout Black Metal"? I find those that do to be a slight bother. Is it because they incorporate more symphonic sounds/orchestras and more keyboards than the "traditional" BM bands such as Gorgoroth and Taake? Or is it just because they are just so successful? Please someone, chat with me about it.

Written by Ekim Reklaw on 01.12.2012 at 05:51

I shall branch to a newer topic within the BM.......why do people bash on Dimmu Borgir and label them as "Sellout Black Metal"? I find those that do to be a slight bother. Is it because they incorporate more symphonic sounds/orchestras and more keyboards than the "traditional" BM bands such as Gorgoroth and Taake? Or is it just because they are just so successful? Please someone, chat with me about it.

Both, no doubt. Their image and fanbase. And their later work doesn't really sound all that black metal. I think it's silly, of course. But to be honest, I didn't think this debate had been hot for the last ten years.

Written by IronAngel on 01.12.2012 at 11:47

Written by Ekim Reklaw on 01.12.2012 at 05:51

I shall branch to a newer topic within the BM.......why do people bash on Dimmu Borgir and label them as "Sellout Black Metal"? I find those that do to be a slight bother. Is it because they incorporate more symphonic sounds/orchestras and more keyboards than the "traditional" BM bands such as Gorgoroth and Taake? Or is it just because they are just so successful? Please someone, chat with me about it.

Both, no doubt. Their image and fanbase. And their later work doesn't really sound all that black metal. I think it's silly, of course. But to be honest, I didn't think this debate had been hot for the last ten years.

Agreed, it has died down, but I feel that the topic is still an issue. I think partially because whenever I go to a BM concert there's always those select few "true BM fans" that will "grump" me on my shirts. I shake my head at them.

Written by Heresiarch88 on 01.10.2012 at 15:25

Anyone heard the new Dordeduh? Excellent!

One of my favorites of this year. F-ing excellent!