Recent content by Noktorn

Just dropping by to say thanks to everyone from UM who's checked us out. We're hoping to be in this for the long haul and we appreciate the support.

Yo. We play death/black meets funeral/sludge doom. Download our EP for free: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7NNJP2I0 If you dig it, you can buy a copy over here: www.nokturnaltransmissionsrecords.com Enjoy!

New track up from the upcoming split with Livercage. www.myspace.com/septictomb

Check it out: www.myspace.com/septictomb We play a mixture of epic brutal death and funeral/sludge doom. We just put out our debut EP, 'Sewearth' (8 tracks, 35 minutes) and response has been great so far. Let us know what you think! You can grab the EP for just $8 over at Nokturnal...

Yo let's get some thug-ass slam lyrics that I just wrote up in this piece: Cock 'em Lock 'em Drop 'em Get the fuck over here and lose your clothes Time to get punished for your dual x chromosomes Cuz if a whore tries to get through my door she'll hit the floor Before she gets drawn into my...

Entombed's rock stuff is better than their metal.

Gary Glitter I'm guessing.

Mayhem - Buried By Time And Dust

Saprogenic.

Devourment (how did you guys forget it) Venereal Messiah Dislimb Guttural Secrete Sikfuk Retch Guttural Engorgement Inhuman Dissiliency Digested Flesh Cephalotripsy

What specific playing techniques are being employed in Alcest which really aren't seen frequently in popular music? And at this point it's not even saying that Alcest was influenced by pop (I still think it is but that argument is pointless), it's that regardless of where they came from...

The 'folk influences' that Alcest employs have been co-opted so severely by just about every popular style of music that it's ridiculous to state that Alcest is influenced by folk music and nothing else. If you really want to split hairs, fine, substitute 'influenced by pop' to 'sounds hugely...

Of course, there's no possible way that folky melodies could be used in pop music right? How silly of me to suggest the the clean guitar passages found in popular alternative rock songs resemble Alcest's newer material. And of course the very idea that such overtly gentle and melodic music...

Vehemence being one of the best bands that metal has ever turned out is one of the few 'facts' of metal that there is no argument over. You're just right or wrong, there's not even an illusion of opinion involved. 'God Was Created' has MASSIVE amounts of pop and alt-rock influenced melodies.

So heaviness is just a matter of how loud and low you can play notes. I guess me sitting in my bedroom with my bass and turning the amp up to 10 is the heaviest thing in the universe then.