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In the beginning I made an attempt to get into Darkthrone, but I assume it was just too early. Nowadays I'm more experienced.
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In the beginning I made an attempt to get into Darkthrone, but I assume it was just too early. Nowadays I'm more experienced.
LuminousAether
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Coherent? Dekadens was their most coherent, thematically solid release. Definitely their best release.
Einherjar86
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Goffdahl
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Kvass is... Eh. I almost want to call it poppy it's so happy, but it's also a bit too dry. Fra Underverdenen is their best imo.
Der Morgenstern
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Goffdahl
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No, Sviga Læ I reckon.
I like them both but I think they are both run of the mill releases which will not keep my attention for long.
Kvass is an easily forgettable release as well. I enjoyed for say... 3 months perhaps? Now I haven't listened to that album for years.
I like them both but I think they are both run of the mill releases which will not keep my attention for long.
Kvass is an easily forgettable release as well. I enjoyed for say... 3 months perhaps? Now I haven't listened to that album for years.
Bitencourt29
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V.V.V.V.V.
Houses Ov Mercury
It's not even close to being on the same level as Thorn, but I rank that one with the guy's first three because it's fantastic. Your mileage may vary.
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Which bands should I look into now if I already finished exploring(and loved) the first wave of BM, and the Early Norway BM(Darkthrone,Mayhem,Burzum,etc)?
Im not really interested in newer bands as much, but Im open for anything i guess. And rare oldschool stuff that I might not have heard of would be helpful too.
Im not really interested in newer bands as much, but Im open for anything i guess. And rare oldschool stuff that I might not have heard of would be helpful too.
Draehl
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Weakling - Dead as Dreams (comparable to Burzum on some levels)
Wolves In The Throne Room - Two Hunters (newer but worth your while)
Windir - 1184 (folk/black metal maybe you won't like the folk influence, but this is the album to give it a try)
Walknut - Graveforests and Their Shadows
All Ws, hah.
Wolves In The Throne Room - Two Hunters (newer but worth your while)
Windir - 1184 (folk/black metal maybe you won't like the folk influence, but this is the album to give it a try)
Walknut - Graveforests and Their Shadows
All Ws, hah.
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Onder
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After all the listening to this year's praised albums (i. e. Inquisition, Maniac Butcher, Dark Tribe etc.) I have to say that Belus still wins it for me. That fag just went out of the prison and showed everybody what's blackmetal again. Unbeatable atmosphere, great sound and amazing songs. (am I a hipster fag?)
The Inquisition fucking rules too.
The Inquisition fucking rules too.
Bitencourt29
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I've also enjoyed Belus a lot and I'm not a Varg fanboy (at all). There's indeed a great BM atmosphere.
And yes, the new Inquisition is awesome.
JontRevolting
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After that quote from Onder 'That fag just went out of the prison and showed everybody what's blackmetal again.' I might have to actually give it a spin.That actually made me LOL.
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