I'm going to add to this over time - this is just a start. If you have any suggestions, let me know, but I'm only adding songs that I know from my collection. Yes, I know that limits the list but hey, you can't have everything.

Written by [user id=35732] on 03.02.2013 at 02:30

Slayer - God Hates Us All? (in your collection)

DD

Yeah, I have that album but don't particularly like it. There are so many Slayer songs I could choose for the list.

Draconian - Expostulation?

Very atmospheric/gothic interlude, about the fall of Lucifer and his banishment from Heaven.
Not sure if Draconian is in your collection, just worth a suggestion. *Hey that rhymes*

Written by CyberSymphony on 03.02.2013 at 20:03

Draconian - Expostulation?

Very atmospheric/gothic interlude, about the fall of Lucifer and his banishment from Heaven.
Not sure if Draconian is in your collection, just worth a suggestion. *Hey that rhymes*

Thanks for the sugggestion. To be honest, I'd never heard of Draconian until your mention of them.

Theatre Of Tragedy - And When He Falleth. Love the conversation in that song (about religion of course).

I'm going to be back soon with some more suggestions I hope. Why? Because I dislike (mildly put) religion in general.

Surely something Behemoth fits here.
Bloodbath - Mock the Cross or Cancer of the Soul
Fear Factory - Christploitation
Fleshgod Apocalypse - In Honor of Reason
Hypocrisy - Adjusting the Sun
Nile - Kafir!
Vital Remains - Icons of Evil

Just on the top of my head!

Gave you a thumbs up since it's a good idea for a list, but it's rather short now. Totally forgot I commented on this list months ago, but I still returned.

Anyway, I can't promise anything, but I'm going to search for songs that you can add to this list.

By the way, this album is full of really over-the-top satanic stuff: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6KXREfCbu0 The vocals can be really annoying to some people, but I like them. But it's great black metal nonetheless.

Written by Erik M. on 27.06.2013 at 01:51

Gave you a thumbs up since it's a good idea for a list, but it's rather short now. Totally forgot I commented on this list months ago, but I still returned.

Anyway, I can't promise anything, but I'm going to search for songs that you can add to this list.

By the way, this album is full of really over-the-top satanic stuff: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6KXREfCbu0 The vocals can be really annoying to some people, but I like them. But it's great black metal nonetheless.

Thank you for returning. You are right, the list is short. I need to add to it at some stage.

Hey Ace! I really confused! No Arch Enemy or Dimmu Borgir here?!? And, AA is all about Norse gods not Christ and etc.

Written by MetalAce on 22.01.2014 at 21:10

Hey Ace! I really confused! No Arch Enemy or Dimmu Borgir here?!? And, AA is all about Norse gods not Christ and etc.

So? Back then it was considered religion. All religions are just as much myths like the "real" myths. The difference is that those are considered myths because it's generally accepted. If children were being thought at school that Norse mythology (for example) was true then it would've been considered religion now. The problem is, religious people can't see that this is the truth, but it really is.

Written by Kuroboshi on 06.02.2013 at 05:36


Nile - Kafir!

how that song is anti-religious? it contains exact translation of some phrases from Muslims' holy book.

There are tons of anti-religious songs out there. I'd suggest you King Crimson: Epitaph, because it is totally different from all of songs here. Also, not as "in your face" as these songs mentioned. Great track.

Written by Erik M. on 22.01.2014 at 22:02

Written by MetalAce on 22.01.2014 at 21:10

Hey Ace! I really confused! No Arch Enemy or Dimmu Borgir here?!? And, AA is all about Norse gods not Christ and etc.

So? Back then it was considered religion. All religions are just as much myths like the "real" myths. The difference is that those are considered myths because it's generally accepted. If children were being thought at school that Norse mythology (for example) was true then it would've been considered religion now. The problem is, religious people can't see that this is the truth, but it really is.

Who talked about religions? I am a semi-religious. Actually Arch Enemy's lyrics are really powerful and smell like chaos, specially their 2011 album. No gods, no masters. . . hmmmm

Written by MetalAce on 22.01.2014 at 22:37

Who talked about religions? I am a semi-religious.

You said something about AA being about Norse gods and not Christ. Mentioning Christ links to religion if you ask me. What does being semi-religious mean exactly? You're either religious or not... but I assume you're agnostic, right?

Written by Erik M. on 24.01.2014 at 22:29

Written by MetalAce on 22.01.2014 at 22:37

Who talked about religions? I am a semi-religious.

You said something about AA being about Norse gods and not Christ. What does being semi-religious mean exactly? You're either religious or not... but I assume you're agnostic, right?

I mean, a religious, but usually I forget to do my prayers and etc. I mean, not I am not a strong religious man. Did you ever read about Norse Mytholosy? So you should know that every god has his/her own power and prays. And many time, others try to show them liers and schemers, just like some AA lyrics.