None of the other guys were wanking off their instruments either, they did what was required for the best possible sound and so did the vocalist. Regardless, there's plenty of passion in those vocals, or at least they absolutely accentuate the passion of the music. I find it difficult to distinguish between the two. I also find his voice very distinctive and could recognise a new DSO song within seconds based on the vocals alone.
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None of the other guys were wanking off their instruments either, they did what was required for the best possible sound and so did the vocalist. Regardless, there's plenty of passion in those vocals, or at least they absolutely accentuate the passion of the music. I find it difficult to distinguish between the two. I also find his voice very distinctive and could recognise a new DSO song within seconds based on the vocals alone.
The vocals in Deathspell Omega aren't meant to be passionate, they are meant to be dark, ominous and brooding, which they undeniably are.
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Ok, tell me this, do Venom and, let's say Mayhem, play the same type of music?
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I believe he is just trying to put forth the "proto-black metal" argument, which is usually justified by claiming that the various bands are ideologically similar (which itself rests on the foundation that black metal is in-and-of itself an ideology (as compared to style (ex: fast trilling or shitty production).
Another justification is that the 1st wave black metal bands, albeit not sounding very "black metal" as we may perceive today (2nd/3rd/4th etc wave), they are indeed so because they are the forefathers and originators of a style and technique that would later become/influence black metal at large.
Honestly, it's a stupid fucking argument.
And because I feel like I haven't pissed anyone off today: Mayhem's De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas sucks (and is one of Attila Csihar's worst vocal performances ever).
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As far as Black Metal goes, yes. Do they have the same style? No.
I don't understand why you don't realize how stupid it is to say that Venom is not Black Metal because of what bands that came after them did. Black Metal existed in 1982. Mayhem didn't.
What?
skeptik
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This is amazing news, thanks for pointing it out.
To add a bit of my own, Agonia Records is about to (or already has) released a Mock CD including the split material and the EP material.
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zoidberg
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any fans of 'the ruins of beverast' here?
i picked it up today, and i enjoed it somewhat, i thought it could have been shorter, but still good. the guitar riffs lacked the audible factor, but i got over that.
i picked it up today, and i enjoed it somewhat, i thought it could have been shorter, but still good. the guitar riffs lacked the audible factor, but i got over that.
MasterOLightning
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Which album? I have Unlock the Shrine, and I get so frustrated with the album because I like the actual songs, but it gets bogged down with way, way too many ambient/interlude pieces. I definitely end up zoning out when there's like 10 minutes between the good riffs on the album. The atmosphere didn't really appeal to me.
If Rain Upon The Impure is different or executed better I will give it a chance, since I did like the other album to a degree. I just wish there were more actual songs.
zoidberg
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Folks, I am desperately after Ved Buens Ende's "Written in Waters (demo) - 1995". This version of Written In Waters was released before the album actually was. Also their "...Coiled in Obscurity (Bootleg) - 2002" release. If someone has these can you PM me please?
Slayed Necros
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As always The Ruins of Beverast are fucking excellent. Rain Upon the Impure is fucking excellent. Though I admit, to listen to the entire album I find it to be quite the journey - but well worth it.
I'm just referring to the argument itself; it seems to be the focal point for moaning and groaning - granted there is nothing wrong with the question, I'm just personally tired of seeing/hearing it.
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Listening to Rain Upon The Impure all the way through is pretty much the only way to do it, in my opinion. It's a great album though!
General Zaroff
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Relax Nec.
Ok so, Venom is Black Metal.
Then what is Mayhem/Emperor/Darkthrone etc?
They don't play similar styles so Venom is the TRUE BM but Mayhem and the "2nd wave" must be somthing different right? I mean it's easy to tell the difference. They do have the same Satanic/Anti-Christian image/ideology but the music isn't the same. I'm not being a dick I'm just trying to figure this shit out. Musically Venom sounds more Thrash-y to me.
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