No they're not.
What does that even mean: "if not lyrically then conceptually?"
Their music isn't "fuelled by their [national socialist] beliefs."
Their music is inspired primarily by intense love and respect for a connection with ancient pagan traditions in their homeland, which have no viable tenacity to racist beliefs or bigotry. Their lyrics, speaking purely of these nationalistic ideals, can be heard and enjoyed without making false connections with racism.
Nowhere, that I can recall, do Nokturnal Mortum actually say "Kill the Jews and the black men and the Ukraine will riiiiiiise!" Or anything else along those lines.
Are you sure you're thinking of "Vastness and Sorrow"? And the first album sounds far, far, far more like Weakling than the second, to the point where I dislike the first (because I think Weakling sucks), but I actually enjoyed Two Hunters quite a bit. The first WITTR album has at least a few riffs that are blatant, blatant ripoffs of other BM bands. Bands that the audience is likely to know, but still, there's nothing cool about borrowing riffs from so many bands so often.WITTR always seemed to me like they were trying quite hard to be Weakling. "Behold the Vastness and Sorrow" off "Two Hunters" sounds EXACTLY like "Dead As Dreams," only not as good.
What if you like their entire discography? Is it still wrong?
I completely disagree with that philosophy. If we follow your logic, then nearly every influential figure in the history of the world is to be ignored because he or she demonstrated questionable morals. Martin Luther was anti-semitic. Martin Luther King Jr. was a misogynist. Thomas Jefferson was a slave-holder.
Nokturnal Mortum write incredible music and refusing to listen to them purely because they harbor "white power" beliefs is asinine.
Are you sure you're thinking of "Vastness and Sorrow"? And the first album sounds far, far, far more like Weakling than the second, to the point where I dislike the first (because I think Weakling sucks), but I actually enjoyed Two Hunters quite a bit. The first WITTR album has at least a few riffs that are blatant, blatant ripoffs of other BM bands. Bands that the audience is likely to know, but still, there's nothing cool about borrowing riffs from so many bands so often.
Heavy is the crown is the type of person who hates Lil Wayne's music until he sees the VH1 Behind the Music or whatever that show is called and he's like, "Now that I know where he's coming from, I will pay for his music because the background makes it less shitty."
Seriously if you like music for ideologies and aesthetics you're going through the wrong medium. Read a book and attend fashion shows.
im going to ignore what you wrote because its gay and i already adressed that but why is it every single metal fan seems 2 see the world in purely black and white scenarios
That whole thing you just said was so fucking hilarious
... I'll let you figure out why.