I wouldn't know how non-native Dutch people would take this, as the lyrics are made up of... forgotten Dutch vocabulary indented with olden slang. Especially the spoken and whispered words are quite originally poetic and take up structured prose. I believe the only unfortunate thing about this is that not that many people can enjoy it to its fullest intentions, as the language itself plays a very large part in this.

Written by Hummingbard on 14.01.2017 at 17:11

I wouldn't know how non-native Dutch people would take this, as the lyrics are made up of... forgotten Dutch vocabulary indented with olden slang. Especially the spoken and whispered words are quite originally poetic and take up structured prose. I believe the only unfortunate thing about this is that not that many people can enjoy it to its fullest intentions, as the language itself plays a very large part in this.

Looking at the lyrics I don't see any forgotten Dutch vocabulary or old slang. It is indeed poetic.

Hell, i don't understand most songs anyways, even when growled, rasped, screamed or gurgled in English. might miss out on some witticisms but can enjoy as a whole.

Dancing black metal is now a thing thanks to this guys.

Written by Maco on 02.03.2017 at 04:50

Dancing black metal is now a thing thanks to this guys.

Don't you know about the ballet bm movement?

Written by [user id=136611] on 02.03.2017 at 10:10

Written by Maco on 02.03.2017 at 04:50

Dancing black metal is now a thing thanks to this guys.

Don't you know about the ballet bm movement?

You mean this?

Not really digging this.

This is fun as hell. Really nice, warm, and spacious atmo BM with a psychedelic feel that yes, does indeed become quite dance-able at times. Can't wait to check em out at Roadburn this year

Awesome album and band and great guys to drink craft beers with. Especially Nikki . Utrecht bm rules. Terzij de Laster while Verwoed looks on with a Grey Aura