Black Metal.

[no country for old wainds]

the best Swedish 2nd wave BM album is Sacramentum's Far Away from the Sun!

nothing else is even close tbh, including all the stuff david mentioned

 

[challenge_everything]

I second that... or third it, as the case may be.

 

[SweptbackFlame]

the best Swedish 2nd wave BM album is Sacramentum's Far Away from the Sun!

I 100% agree

 

[Dark Gothic Sanctuary]

How old are you? If I was in high school I'd be in your situation but welcome here.

I am 18 and a high school senior 2 months away from graduation... the reason why its hard to listen to my music is because of my religious parents, but I find my ways.

 

[Hubster]

Not at all. It's kind of terrible.

So is your opinion. Don't bring any other ones to the table.

I was having trouble paying attention to it. Hopefully it clicks. I loved Ruines Humaines.

It will! imo the album is worth it for La Reine Trayeuse alone.

That song is almost dirge like, such bittersweet romance (in my opinion is a standout characteristic of Neige's songwriting style, it's almost adolescent and naive in some ways), it sweeps through the whole album. This is the kind of record you put on repeat when you've fallen in love with the woman of your dreams in the dead of winter.

The more I listen to this record, the less I approach it in a metal sense. It's more a dark indie-rock/romantic shoegaze record than anything else.

Parts of the record harken back to early Joy Division (some parts remind me of 'Digital' for some reason), and others bring up memories of My Bloody Valentine.

 

[Koude Haat]

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[skeptik]

Bootlegs. Anything Shiva presses from their old catalogue should be avoided.

 

[Koude Haat]

A new interview from February 2009 is online at VOICES FROM THE DARKSIDE, which also confirms the authenticity of these official releases. Another new interview with the band will be printed in SOD #29.

 

[skeptik]

Okay, so one of their releases will be legitimate. I guarantee they have no support from the bands to release the majority of their back catalogue, though. Like Mortuary Drape.

 

[Koude Haat]

as long as the vinyl editions are of good quality ill buy. Im also looking forward to the mortuary drape Secret Sudaria LP thats being rereleased soon. The one i own is shitty.

 

[Draconian]

So is your opinion. Don't bring any other ones to the table.



It will! imo the album is worth it for La Reine Trayeuse alone.

That song is almost dirge like, such bittersweet romance (in my opinion is a standout characteristic of Neige's songwriting style, it's almost adolescent and naive in some ways), it sweeps through the whole album. This is the kind of record you put on repeat when you've fallen in love with the woman of your dreams in the dead of winter.

The more I listen to this record, the less I approach it in a metal sense. It's more a dark indie-rock/romantic shoegaze record than anything else.

Parts of the record harken back to early Joy Division (some parts remind me of 'Digital' for some reason), and others bring up memories of My Bloody Valentine.

I think the last track Au Crépuscule de Nos Rêves is the best on the album

 

[~Derek~]

I am 18 and a high school senior 2 months away from graduation... the reason why its hard to listen to my music is because of my religious parents, but I find my ways.

What are the ways you get to listen to music then?

 

[Contra dk]

I think the last track Au Crépuscule de Nos Rêves is the best on the album

I like Heurt more.

 

[Dark Gothic Sanctuary]

What are the ways you get to listen to music then?

I download them on other people computers and put them in my MP3. Also in places that are away from my parents presence...

 

[Dark Gothic Sanctuary]

No, she can admit that she doesn't mind that he calls her a poser, because of some other circumstance (namely that the person making the poser accusation listens to something which is resoundingly "poser" in various ways).

I see... yeah, its true that many posers call other people posers to shift the blame on them and to feel good about themselves. WE SHOULD SACRIFICE THEM!!!

 

[V.V.V.V.V.]

Anyway, back on topic

I unfortunately find myself lacking anything to add...what's going on in the world of black metal these days? Good new stuff?

 

[Koude Haat]

Anyway, back on topic

I unfortunately find myself lacking anything to add...what's going on in the world of black metal these days? Good new stuff?

check out Embrace of Thorns. Their first LP is great, and from their new myspace samples that were just uploaded... wow they seem to be getting better and better.

They are bestial black/death with influence from Autopy's mental funeral album. Their newer stuff is more death metal sounding. Still check them out.

 

[MasterOLightning]

Yeah, it's too bad that people seem content to discuss the new Absu and BAN records for the rest of the year.

I heard some of the Nordvrede album tonight, and it seemed promising, but I'd like to give it a more thorough listen. Seems nothing too original, but produced well, and there are enough riffs to keep someone on board for a few listens.

 

[(((0)))]

The new Ash Pool EP is outstanding. I can not wait for a new full-length to be out and start enjoying the new music that Dom ofers. I honestly expect it be my most anticipated album of the new year.

 

[Omni]

Ash Pool is really bad if the first full-length is any indication. I doubt his new music will be much better. It's just generic black metal with some sludgy riffs.