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A Blaze in the Northern Sky is pure black metal. Panzerfaust is more black metal than ABITNS, particularly the ones with Celtic Frost influence.They were still deathmetal when they did that too. (to my ears)
A Blaze in the Northern Sky is pure black metal. Panzerfaust is more black metal than ABITNS, particularly the ones with Celtic Frost influence.They were still deathmetal when they did that too. (to my ears)
This is BM discussion right?!?!
Arckanum.
.......Nuff' said.
Again, art vs. entertainment. The bearing on the music in your scenario is that you, the artist, failed to achieve your goal. Unsurprisingly, the music was poor as a result.
A Blaze in the Northern Sky is pure black metal.
The technique, the production, and the vocals. Hell, even the riffs.Reasoning pls
A Blaze in the Northern Sky is pure black metal. Panzerfaust is more black metal than ABITNS, particularly the ones with Celtic Frost influence.
Your goal was to make a genius piece of music, but (due to your ineptness?) you produced crap (read: bad music). Probably choosing a vague and ambiguous goal didn't help you. Hey, it's your scenario.Since when does me failing to achieve my goals have anything to do with the actual music as the listener interprets it?
Best post on this page. Arckanum slays.
True. Very often a black metal band will have some death metal riffs, or a death metal band will have some black metal riffs. ABITNS is definitely overall black metal. The songs the strike me particularly as having some death metal riffs are Kathaarian Life Code and The Pagan Winter. Then there are some songs like Where Cold Winds Blow, that contain no trace of death metal.Darkthrone admits that there are still some leftover death metal riffs that made it into ABITNS. Plenty of black metal bands have some death metal or thrash metal riffs though. ABITNS is still black metal.
I would say ABITNS is much more raw than Transilvanian Hunger.
What in the FUCK? There are GIGANTIC, UNBELIEVABLY HORRIFYINGLY LARGE stylistic differences between SJ and ABITNS. SJ is death metal because of the strange, technical, complex structures while almost ALL other Darkthrone material is definitely categorized as some of the most pure and copied, tried-and-true black metal ever to exist. Where are you even basing your conclusions?
Ok, interesting theory. I have a follow up question: why? They grew up with the same wealth of cultural influence that the first generation of bands did.
Darkthrone admits that there are still some leftover death metal riffs that made it into ABITNS. Plenty of black metal bands have some death metal or thrash metal riffs though. ABITNS is still black metal.
As for you, V5, my post was of course somewhat exaggerated, but that doesn't change the FACT that the general message remains true. If you think black metal bands today have the same motivation behind their art as the black metal musicians had fifteen years ago, you are even dumber than I took you for.
That said, if you think I am going to take criticism from a fifteen year old american boy like yourself, you are incredibly deluded. Please bear in mind, I have loved and lived this genre for as long as you have been alive and I am in a far greater position than yourself to put its evolution into context. I understand your need to defend your favourite bands, and I bear you no ill will for that, but please, don't overestimate your own weight in this matter. There is still something to be said about wisdom of the ages.