Written by Bad English on 26.11.2023 at 09:33

Written by Plattner on 26.11.2023 at 09:32




https://www.moshville.co.uk/interview/2013/04/interview-kelly-smith-flotsam-and-jetsam/

thanks i was wrong then.

Written by Plattner on 10.11.2023 at 17:00

AUTHORS (Summary 26.11.23)

1st Place (44 bands):
J.R.R.Tolkien

2nd Place (11 bands):
H.P.Lovecraft

3rd Place (8 bands):
W.Shakespeare

4th Place (7 bands):
E.A.Poe

5th Place (3 bands):
C.A.Smith

6th Place (2 bands):
A.Huxley, J.W.v.Goethe, R.E.Howard, S.King, H.Melville, J.K.Rowling

7th Place (1 band):
R.Adams, J.P.Ahonen, L.F.Baum, E.C.Bertin, R.Bloch, E.Bronte, L.Carroll, L.Carter, C.Dickens, A.Diggle, M.Ende, S.Erikson, W.Faulkner, Homer, Kakifly, C.S.Lewis, H.W.Longfellow, G.R.R.Martin, A.Miller, J.Milton, M.Moorcock, D.Quinn, S.Rohmer, P.Rothfuss, Y.Sadamato, W.Smith, J.Steinbeck, B.Stoker, L.Uris, H.Van Alkmer, L.Weisberger, H.G.Wells

Written by Plattner on 11.11.2023 at 22:59

CATEGORY (Summary 27.11.23.)

1.) Novels (72 bands)
2.) Short Stories/Novellas (22 bands)
3.) Drama (10 bands)
4.) Poems (8 bands)
5.) Comics/Mangas (5 bands)
6.) Religious Texts (2 bands), Author Names (2 bands)
7.) Essays (1 band), Reports (1 band), Magazines (1 band)

Written by Vellichor on 28.11.2023 at 16:54

Can I throw out some more?

Jess and the Ancient Ones take the latter half of their name from HP Lovecraft as well

Persefone, taken from the Greek character in Homeric works

Caligula’s Horse get their name from a legend in Suetonius writings The Lives of Twelve Caesars

Marduk’s name comes from Enūma Eliš, the Babylonian creation text, as do Absu and Tiamat I believe.

Becoming the Archetype take their name from Genesis 1:26

Written by JoHn Doe on 03.12.2023 at 09:05

Progressive metal band Ivanhoe's name is inspired from Walter Scott's novel with the same name.

Written by JoHn Doe on 03.12.2023 at 10:13

There are two metal bands named Macbeth (W. Shakespeare). One is gothic metal from Italy, the other German heavy metal. I only know the Italian one, pretty decent.

Written by JoHn Doe on 03.12.2023 at 10:56

Is German metalcore band Caliban also inspired by Shakespeare (character in The Tempest)?

Written by Plattner on 03.12.2023 at 11:10

Written by JoHn Doe on 03.12.2023 at 10:56

Is German metalcore band Caliban also inspired by Shakespeare (character in The Tempest)?

I had found an interview, where this is confirmed:

Demitri Levantis from Metal-rules.com (May 31, 2022):
"What made you name the band after the character in The Tempest, is there some significance of that Caliban for what the band stands for?"

Andreas Dorner (Caliban, Vocals) :
"Caliban is a wild creature… crude, brutal and untamable. These are at least the characteristics that convinced us of the name “Caliban” back then. Describes the music quite well."

Written by JoHn Doe on 03.12.2023 at 11:14

As we discovered bands inspired by W. Shakespeare, there is a very good British prog band named Twelfth Night. First two albums especially are excellent.

Written by JoHn Doe on 05.12.2023 at 22:49

According to metal-archives, there are 8 metal bands named Dorian Gray.

Written by Plattner on 05.12.2023 at 22:58

Written by JoHn Doe on 05.12.2023 at 22:49

According to metal-archives, there are 8 metal bands named Dorian Gray.

Thank you for the information, JoHn Doe. It seems that none of those bands is in the MS database. However, as there are quite a few bands of this name I may add at least one or two that could have been also on MS.

Written by JoHn Doe on 05.12.2023 at 23:01

Written by Plattner on 05.12.2023 at 22:58

Written by JoHn Doe on 05.12.2023 at 22:49

According to metal-archives, there are 8 metal bands named Dorian Gray.

Thank you for the information, JoHn Doe. It seems that none of those bands is in the MS database. However, as there are quite a few bands of this name I may add at least one or two that could have been also on MS.

I googled and looked for the progressive metal band named that, no chance
I thought it was so funny, I guess people are fascinated with that book and character.
There are even more bands named like that on discogs.

Written by Starvynth on 13.12.2023 at 20:38

Sol Draconi Septem is an inhabited ice world in the Hyperion Cantos series of science fiction novels by Dan Simmons (first mentioned in the novel The Fall Of Hyperion, 1990).

Bihargam is a bit difficult to explain without spoiling Alejandro Jodorowsky's sci-fi comic series The Metabarons, but for the sake of simplicity, let's say it's part of an entity at the center of the universe that creates the dreams (“nightly visions”) of all living beings. I believe the term was first mentioned in the one-off story Weapons Of The Metabaron (2008).

Arkham Witch is inspired by the fictional city Arkham which is an integral part of H. P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos. Arkham first appeared in the short story The Picture In The House (1920).

Written by corrupt on 05.04.2024 at 15:16

My favorite list on Metal Storm at this point.