Black Metal.

[Thoth-Amon]

Yeah, this pretty much defines Enslaved's career. I like every single album they've released.

i only know the early albums... which i thought were all very good especially Frost.
want to check out their other stuff.

 

[Bitencourt29]

i only know the early albums... which i thought were all very good especially Frost.
want to check out their other stuff.

Nice, just bear in mind they've changed their sound a lot with time. You'll find a lot of progressive stuff mixed in, actually each new album gets a little more progressive. It's great just the same imo.

 

[unknown]

Below The Lights remains my favorite prog era whatever Enslaved

 

[Ryuuzaki]

I'd go with Eld for best Enslaved album. Blodhemn a close second.

 

[theoden236]

Top two Enslaved records in my book: Blodhemn & Below the Lights

 

[Mort Divine]

Enslaved stopped being worth listening to after Eld.

 

[Satanic Blud]

The new Enslaved album is brilliant I think.

 

[The Emptier]

why the hell can't i find it??

 

[Eligos]

Castevet's Mounds of Ash is my favorite out of the newly discovered Profound Lore stuff thus far (excluding Krallice, Cobalt, and other bands I'm a huge fan of on Profound Lore).

 

[Einherjar86]

Mounds of Ash is great, I've been listening to it for a couple weeks now.

 

[MasterOLightning]

I enjoy just about everything I have heard from Profound Lore, aside from Altar of Plagues. I should check that out.

 

[Krigloch the Furious]

once I get done listening to Eld im gonna check out that stuff

 

[Hubster]

Yeah, this pretty much defines Enslaved's career. I like every single album they've released.

Same. As mellow as Vertebrae was, I still think it's cool.

 

[Episteme]

Castevet's Mounds of Ash is my favorite out of the newly discovered Profound Lore stuff thus far (excluding Krallice, Cobalt, and other bands I'm a huge fan of on Profound Lore).

Listening to this now. It's pretty darn good.

 

[MasterOLightning]

Not that it has a whole lot to do with black metal, but Caina - Temporary Antennae is a Profound Lore release that totally rules. I don't know why no one mentions this album here. There are plenty of fans of more creatively adventurous metal albums, and I think this is one of the best ones. It's obviously never being different for the sake of being different. If you dwell on the drum machine and the production, I suppose flaws can be found there, but it's too ambitious for me not to like.

 

[SkiesAtOurFeet]

Not that it has a whole lot to do with black metal, but Caina - Temporary Antennae is a Profound Lore release that totally rules. I don't know why no one mentions this album here. There are plenty of fans of more creatively adventurous metal albums, and I think this is one of the best ones. It's obviously never being different for the sake of being different. If you dwell on the drum machine and the production, I suppose flaws can be found there, but it's too ambitious for me not to like.

I've known about him for the longest time but never paid much heed; however, listening to 'Ten Went Up River', are all the songs as good as this one? The beginning was meh but then it hit like a 90,000 pound semi.

 

[JontRevolting]

Sounds fucking sweet and Profound Lore are total quality.

 

[Einherjar86]

I've known about him for the longest time but never paid much heed; however, listening to 'Ten Went Up River', are all the songs as good as this one? The beginning was meh but then it hit like a 90,000 pound semi.

Holy shit, this song is killer.

EDIT: and holy fucking shit again; not black metal but I feel it's appropriate. This was just announced on Profound Lore's website:

http://www.profoundlorerecords.com/index.php?option=com_ezcatalog&task=detail&id=645&Itemid=99999999

And here's a sampling:

 

[Krigloch the Furious]

no

 

[Einherjar86]

It wasn't a question.