American "black metal"?
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I saw someone mentioned Wind of the Black Mountains, they are probably my fav of the 90s onwards USBM. Grand Beliahs Key I found reasonably enjoyable and Thornspawn seemed ok, I should dust of their debut again...
Obviously the Nordic BM was unique and inspired but as earlier pointed out there were even earlier bands playing what could be conceived as blackmetal prior to the 90's that hailed from US, Brazil and England.
And lets not forget the crazy Texans' Absu and their Mythological Occult Metal
Obviously the Nordic BM was unique and inspired but as earlier pointed out there were even earlier bands playing what could be conceived as blackmetal prior to the 90's that hailed from US, Brazil and England.
And lets not forget the crazy Texans' Absu and their Mythological Occult Metal
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Birkenau said:That looks like...
Holy shit they're for real?? I thought it was a joke. I could do better in paintshop. Anyway, I can't read any of the type, so I don't know what it says. I'm challenged when it comes to Black Metal writing.
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I don't particularly mind Xasthur, but they're boring enough that I never take the time out to listen to them.
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Father Belial said:All right, someone on this site finally mentioned Goatwhore
Oops! I can't fuckin' believe I missed that one either. Goatwhore is badass.
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So, here we have it, noone mention good old VON!
Misantropical Painforest sounds and looks as serious as Impaled nothern moonforest.
Misantropical Painforest sounds and looks as serious as Impaled nothern moonforest.
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I like Misantropical Painforest.
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So they're a sincere band... Lord, I'd love to know what they were thinking when they came up with that name, let alone that cover.
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Yeah, it does depend on how black metal is defined. Tearstained are about as much black metal as, say, Primordial are.Dodens Grav said:
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Dodens Grav said:
Of course, but you've got to admit that must be embarrasing to talk about.
"Hey what you listening to there?"
"Er... Misantropical Painforest.......? The music's good, I swear!"
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Usually anything that is decent on a first listen is something you can definitely enjoy later on. I must check this out now too then!
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Centeotl said:
Centeotl said:
Translation: "I'm ostentatious - look at me!" By the way, there's an edit function; use it.
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Indeed, I bought there cd after hearing one of their songs my friend downloaded. I wanted to see them play when they were on tour with Cannibal Corpse, but I missed it.ACIDBATHER said:
Still regret that
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Father Belial said:Indeed, I bought there cd after hearing one of their songs my friend downloaded. I wanted to see them play when they were on tour with Cannibal Corpse, but I missed it.
Still regret that
I saw them open for Black Dhalia Murder last year. They kick ass live. And their stage presence may be part of the reason I don't exactly consider them black metal - no corpse paint, no spikes, no props, no silly Abbath voice between songs, just 5 guys in t-shirts and jeans ripping your face off.
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