Black Metal.

[JontRevolting]

One thing about Phil is that he is one person who has great taste in BM.

 

[unknown]

Man's Gin sucked after Phil left and I assume it will be the same for Cobalt. I imagine he would be difficult to work with though, especially for someone like Erik who seems fairly grounded.

I thought Man's Gin was just Erik's project?

 

[JontRevolting]

Fuck is it? Just dug out Rebellion Hymns and it appears that he only did vocals on 'Sirens' I couldn't find 'Smiling Dogs' though but you're probably right though.

 

[unknown]

Yeah, according to the Profound Lore website, Smiling Dogs...

"Once Wunder moved to Brooklyn, he then decided to round up two accomplished local musicians, namely Josh Lozano (also of Inswarm and part of Jarboe’s live band) on upright bass and guitarist/pianist Scott Edward to make MAN’S GIN a proper and a real band. Wunder would of course round off the band on vocals, guitars, and drums respectively and begin to slave away at new music until the band would inevitably enter Colin Marston’s (KRALLICE, Gorguts etc.) Thousand Caves Studio in the bellowing month of January 2010 where during three weeks of labor and uncertainty, MAN’S GIN’s debut album “Smiling Dogs” would eventually manifest."

Hopefully, if and when another Man's Gin album is released, the next album is more in line with Smiling Dogs than Rebellion Hymns

 

[dwellerINTHEdark]

So Lords of Chaos, good book? I either want to pick that up or another book y'all recommend on the subject.

 

[RedStorm]

I remember i posted this 4 months ago on my youtube channel

 

[Master_Yoda77]

So Lords of Chaos, good book? I either want to pick that up or another book y'all recommend on the subject.

Never bothered to read it because I heard it was terrible.

 

[Draehl]

There's really not any good books or documentaries on BM because so much of it focuses on the sensationalism of church burnings etc. Rather than the development and styles of the genre. "One Man Metal" is okay I suppose...

 

[CiG]

Just read the Hellhammer book. Fuck the rest.

 

[crimsonfloyd]

So Lords of Chaos, good book? I either want to pick that up or another book y'all recommend on the subject.

It's pretty sensationalist and a large part of the book dwells on "omgz, some of these guys are Nazis!!!"

 

[RedStorm]

I could care less about the stories of these retards, their music is good, but in the end a lot of them were just young men who thought they had problems, they were misanthropes. I find that sort of hate myself, isolationist quality in a lot of these one man bands. Some of them are ok but a lot are whiny cunts

 

[The Ozzman]

Damn, this is my shit

Dawn - Slaughtersun (Crown of the Triarchy)

 

[Omni]

Dawn rules. If you like them, try the first Sacramentum and Vinterland.

 

[The Ozzman]

Dawn rules. If you like them, try the first Sacramentum and Vinterland.

Sacramentum is on my list already. I will check out Vinterland.

 

[Vilden]

Slaughtersun is amazing!

 

[The Ozzman]

Slaughtersun is amazing!

It seems like my taste in black metal is much closer to the typical viewpoints here than any of the other genres I talk about. I don't know if that's because I only just started exploring black metal outside of the classics or what.

 

[J.]

Their debut is even better

 

[Vilden]

Both are amazing but I think Slaughtersun is better, more memorable songs imo.

 

[unknown]

New black metal out of Iceland. Very promising stuff

 

[RedStorm]

Found that on Bandcamp ^^^
Great stuff