Written by Sang Dalang Abu on 09.03.2016 at 10:37


what is it like? Good album?

I just posted the whole album, you decide.

Couple of stand out tracks i liked yesterday while sleep deprived, but would need more listens to say for sure

Goat whore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Written by vinnie vincent on 13.03.2016 at 01:18

Goat whore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

More irrelevant band name spamming, aye? This band is not depressive black metal...

Written by Sang Dalang Abu on 24.03.2016 at 06:47

Written by vinnie vincent on 13.03.2016 at 01:18

Goat whore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Click on his profile and check his other comments.
You will understand

Old song, new video with lyrics

From the long awaited "waste of skin" that still hasn't been released yet

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9B7CooO9GmU
one of my favorite DSBM albums. too band they haven't done anything since this release

good shit!

Very nice album this one

Written by Maco on 24.04.2016 at 22:02

Very nice album this one

Great stuff! Funny how they went from being a Dimmu Borgir copy to a really good depressive black metal band.

SHADES OF BLACK: DODENKROCHT, SHAGOR, NÉVOA, TYHJÄ, DØDSFERD, TE RUKI

You can listen whole compilation

https://www.nocleansinging.com/2020/11/01/shades-of-black-dodenkrocht-shagor-nevoa-tyhja-dodsferd-te-ruki/?fbclid=IwAR2gBzSXr3uT4_jf37T5zx5YIB29YEvn8SyEJV6McwKkOb6nX3rPFXnc0Tc

In case nobody mentioned...

Xasthur

I recently started my foray into DSBM by listening to the whole discography of Psychonaut4. Funnily enough the music doesn't sound depressive at all. It instead sounded really uplifting. The lyrics were mostly about dying due to drug overdose. Drugs did become a major subject matter for these dudes.

These guys are from Georgia and they have a fuck load of fans. As soon as I talked about them in my Instagram feed and started to follow them, I personally had some handsome numbers of people following me. Their profiles suggested they themselves are huge fans of DSBM.

The music in itself is really good. It's creative enough to not get boring. There's some real passion been put into singing. Also some of the best howling I have ever heard from a metal band. The guy can literally cry inconsolably in the microphone, howling with pain but the background soundtrack makes it a piece of art.

They have also released a number of split albums with various artists. These artists are also very well versed in their craft. Most of them are DSBM acts.

Overall a great find and I am now a huge fan of these guys.

Written by tintinb on 24.12.2020 at 06:01

I recently started my foray into DSBM...

Been a while since I did any deep diving into that scene but if you enjoy that uplifting style of dsbm, I highly recommend Gris. They've only released two albums, neither of which are available on any legit streaming services, but both are absolutely top-tier when it comes to that specific type of atmosphere.

Both musicians involved are classically trained and utilize their strengths to incorporate piano and violin particularly well. Their instrumental tracks are especially beautiful.

A similar case can also be made for Woods Of Desolation, ColdWorld, and Lifelover, the latter of which tends to focus more on post-rock so not quite as strict to the dsbm sound.

If you delve deeper and find yourself open to exploring the more raw, aggressive, and stripped down styles of dsbm, just let me know and I can offer more starting points.

Suicidal Emotions on vinyl again via Darker Than Black.

https://black-metal.shop/product_info.php?products_id=5106

Written by Troy Killjoy on 24.12.2020 at 06:45

Written by tintinb on 24.12.2020 at 06:01

I recently started my foray into DSBM...

Been a while since I did any deep diving into that scene but if you enjoy that uplifting style of dsbm, I highly recommend Gris. They've only released two albums, neither of which are available on any legit streaming services, but both are absolutely top-tier when it comes to that specific type of atmosphere.

Both musicians involved are classically trained and utilize their strengths to incorporate piano and violin particularly well. Their instrumental tracks are especially beautiful.

A similar case can also be made for Woods Of Desolation, ColdWorld, and Lifelover, the latter of which tends to focus more on post-rock so not quite as strict to the dsbm sound.

If you delve deeper and find yourself open to exploring the more raw, aggressive, and stripped down styles of dsbm, just let me know and I can offer more starting points.

Would definitely try these bands out.

Written by tintinb on 24.12.2020 at 06:01

I recently started my foray into DSBM by listening to the whole discography of Psychonaut4. Funnily enough the music doesn't sound depressive at all. It instead sounded really uplifting. The lyrics were mostly about dying due to drug overdose. Drugs did become a major subject matter for these dudes.

These guys are from Georgia and they have a fuck load of fans. As soon as I talked about them in my Instagram feed and started to follow them, I personally had some handsome numbers of people following me. Their profiles suggested they themselves are huge fans of DSBM.

The music in itself is really good. It's creative enough to not get boring. There's some real passion been put into singing. Also some of the best howling I have ever heard from a metal band. The guy can literally cry inconsolably in the microphone, howling with pain but the background soundtrack makes it a piece of art.

They have also released a number of split albums with various artists. These artists are also very well versed in their craft. Most of them are DSBM acts.

Overall a great find and I am now a huge fan of these guys.

Yeah one of the bands they do a split with is Vanhelga, I'd highly recommend them as they are on par with psychonaut 4 except actually depressing.
Another like psychonaut 4 except a lot more mellow and xanaxy is Apati, they aren't around anymore though as the vocalist overdosed.

Happy Days, a genuinely depressed guy making some really harrowing musiic. A lot of hit and miss albums but I'd recommend "Happiness Stops Here..." And "Cause of Death: Life".
I'd second all the bands Troy mentioned too especially lifelover as I'm pretty sure Psychonaut 4 were really influenced by them. I myself prefer the vocalists other band Hypothermia which is a more monotonous depressive black metal with amazing vocals.

Others worth mentioning would be Trist, Silencer, Xasthur, Ofdrykkja and Austere

Written by no one on 04.01.2021 at 08:29

Written by tintinb on 24.12.2020 at 06:01

I recently started my foray into DSBM by listening to the whole discography of Psychonaut4. Funnily enough the music doesn't sound depressive at all. It instead sounded really uplifting. The lyrics were mostly about dying due to drug overdose. Drugs did become a major subject matter for these dudes.

These guys are from Georgia and they have a fuck load of fans. As soon as I talked about them in my Instagram feed and started to follow them, I personally had some handsome numbers of people following me. Their profiles suggested they themselves are huge fans of DSBM.

The music in itself is really good. It's creative enough to not get boring. There's some real passion been put into singing. Also some of the best howling I have ever heard from a metal band. The guy can literally cry inconsolably in the microphone, howling with pain but the background soundtrack makes it a piece of art.

They have also released a number of split albums with various artists. These artists are also very well versed in their craft. Most of them are DSBM acts.

Overall a great find and I am now a huge fan of these guys.

Yeah one of the bands they do a split with is Vanhelga, I'd highly recommend them as they are on par with psychonaut 4 except actually depressing.
Another like psychonaut 4 except a lot more mellow and xanaxy is Apati, they aren't around anymore though as the vocalist overdosed.

Happy Days, a genuinely depressed guy making some really harrowing musiic. A lot of hit and miss albums but I'd recommend "Happiness Stops Here..." And "Cause of Death: Life".
I'd second all the bands Troy mentioned too especially lifelover as I'm pretty sure Psychonaut 4 were really influenced by them. I myself prefer the vocalists other band Hypothermia which is a more monotonous depressive black metal with amazing vocals.

Others worth mentioning would be Trist, Silencer, Xasthur, Ofdrykkja and Austere

I have listened to Vanhelga. Will definitely check out the rest of the bands.

Coldworld are a good choice imo. And perhaps Shining?