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Mathiäs;7332401 said:
Will check them out.
Forget what I said about Wrath Of The Weak not making my top ten, it does.
I need more off-the-wall black metal.
V.V.V.V.V.
Houses Ov Mercury
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
Mathiäs;7332401 said:
Their new album came in the mail yesterday. Amazing stuff.
Thanks to Vossyrus/Arse Diaboli for the heads up on that.
rms
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I havent really listened to my Vrani Volosa cds since I got them but suddenly wow'd. Vedi and their Bulgarian titled CD is fucking amazing, any fans of Primordial should find them now!
Matt
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Mort Divine
Shrine Maiden of the In-Crowd
Yeah, their early works were decent Darkthrone worship and their manifestations releases have what is their best work by far.
MasterOLightning
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You can safely pass on Infernal Battles, but Inquisitors and Manifestations 2000-1 are good buys. It's worth tracking down Mass Grave Aesthetics and Diabolus Absconditus as well.
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
I hear their Manifestations compilations are very worth picking up, if anyone can point me toward a good deal on them sold in this country.
Anyone else think Filosofem starts off promising and ends poorly? Dunkelheit, Jesus' Tot and Erblicket are great songs, but the rest just drags on and tires me. I certainly don't like the freaking 25 minutes of repetitiveness on Rundgang.
Am I missing something?
Am I missing something?
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
I think you're missing ears that work properly, since I consider that to be a near flawless album.
Regarding Deathspell Omega:
The first two (Inquisitors of Satan and Infernal Battles) are, for me, mediocre: typical Transilvanian Hunger-derived black metal that I've heard hundreds of times before. However, everything after those two is mandatory.
Regarding Filosofem:
That album is flawless. Keep listening, you'll get it.
The first two (Inquisitors of Satan and Infernal Battles) are, for me, mediocre: typical Transilvanian Hunger-derived black metal that I've heard hundreds of times before. However, everything after those two is mandatory.
Regarding Filosofem:
That album is flawless. Keep listening, you'll get it.
unknown
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no one in extreme metal seems able to agree on what constitutes good vocals...
btw, I sampled some of the Manifestations 2002 stuff ("procreation epidemic" and "monotonous ecstasy of death") courtesy of youtube, sounds pretty cool! One more question, though: as I understand it, Manifestations 2002 is actually new tracks written for an LP that never came to fruition, and is essentially an LP in its own right, whereas 2000-1 is a bunch repackaged tracks from some older splits they did. Has anyone heard the splits? Would it be worth picking them up separately for the other bands involved (Moonblood and Mutiilation), or should I just try and get the DSO compilation?
oh, another random BM-related comment: On the new Leviathan, the leaked track names were MUCH cooler than the names on the final release. In particular, "Flagellum Raised To The Sky" > "Vulgar Asceticism."
btw, I sampled some of the Manifestations 2002 stuff ("procreation epidemic" and "monotonous ecstasy of death") courtesy of youtube, sounds pretty cool! One more question, though: as I understand it, Manifestations 2002 is actually new tracks written for an LP that never came to fruition, and is essentially an LP in its own right, whereas 2000-1 is a bunch repackaged tracks from some older splits they did. Has anyone heard the splits? Would it be worth picking them up separately for the other bands involved (Moonblood and Mutiilation), or should I just try and get the DSO compilation?
oh, another random BM-related comment: On the new Leviathan, the leaked track names were MUCH cooler than the names on the final release. In particular, "Flagellum Raised To The Sky" > "Vulgar Asceticism."
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