A lot of that is due to production though, Rabid Death's Curse really isn't inaccessible musically. Typically, the more established a band gets, the more a record label is willing to give the band, so cleaner production and more promotional options are a given. Many bands follow this path; Immortal, Satyricon, Enslaved, Gorgoroth, Burzum etc. Season of Mist can obviously provide more than Drakkar can.
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A lot of that is due to production though, Rabid Death's Curse really isn't inaccessible musically. Typically, the more established a band gets, the more a record label is willing to give the band, so cleaner production and more promotional options are a given. Many bands follow this path; Immortal, Satyricon, Enslaved, Gorgoroth, Burzum etc. Season of Mist can obviously provide more than Drakkar can.
divine_torture
leVel
So i stumbled upon this
BM without guitarsbut they sound pretty good if you like ambient.
I found that CD a few years back. They do some very cool shit with a variety of instrumentation.
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If you like some folk influences check these out:
Haunting flutes..
edit: some background..
This is a 1 man band from Romania, he played also with Negura Bunget @ OM album (flutes).
Check the wiki for a pretty interesting description of the band's name.
Haunting flutes..
edit: some background..
This is a 1 man band from Romania, he played also with Negura Bunget @ OM album (flutes).
Check the wiki for a pretty interesting description of the band's name.
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unknown
fuck ftagn
very cool stuff, immo!
I'm listening to Dodecahedron's self titled right now and enjoying it. What other avant garde-ish post black metal stuff has come out this year?
I'm listening to Dodecahedron's self titled right now and enjoying it. What other avant garde-ish post black metal stuff has come out this year?
I don't know, i stopped searching for new music for some years now, trying to catch up. But there are soo many to check..
Some examples that I'm interested in(maybe you can give some feedback):
Vreid - V
Ihsahn - Eremita
Graveland - Spears of Heaven
Enslaved - Axioma Ethica Odini
some new Countess
newer Abigor
DSO - Paracletus
new Drudkh and Nokturnal Mortum...
Agalloch
newer Beherit
nah they're too many to list here, you got the point anyway
Some examples that I'm interested in(maybe you can give some feedback):
Vreid - V
Ihsahn - Eremita
Graveland - Spears of Heaven
Enslaved - Axioma Ethica Odini
some new Countess
newer Abigor
DSO - Paracletus
new Drudkh and Nokturnal Mortum...
Agalloch
newer Beherit
nah they're too many to list here, you got the point anyway
Krow
Garbage Connoisseur
crimsonfloyd
Active Member
Vreid - V: decent prog-black metal. Some of the songs are stellar, some are just so so.
Enslaved - Axioma Ethica Odini: a couple of phenomenal songs and a few filler tracks, but a solid album. Vertebrae is a much, much better album though.
some new Countess: you basically know what you're gonna get; solid, epic old school black metal with lots of traditional heavy metal influence. On Wings of Defiance is a good listen.
DSO - Paracletus- one of the best black metal albums ever. Simply phenomal, as is Fas.
new Drudkh- painfully generic. Totally unoriginal and uninspired.
and Nokturnal Mortum- excellent. Sort of like a heavier version of Graveland's Creed of Iron.
Agalloch- Excellent. Marrow of the Spirit is a very special and very innovative album. This and Paracletus are the best two metal albums of the past 2-3 years.
Enslaved - Axioma Ethica Odini: a couple of phenomenal songs and a few filler tracks, but a solid album. Vertebrae is a much, much better album though.
some new Countess: you basically know what you're gonna get; solid, epic old school black metal with lots of traditional heavy metal influence. On Wings of Defiance is a good listen.
DSO - Paracletus- one of the best black metal albums ever. Simply phenomal, as is Fas.
new Drudkh- painfully generic. Totally unoriginal and uninspired.
and Nokturnal Mortum- excellent. Sort of like a heavier version of Graveland's Creed of Iron.
Agalloch- Excellent. Marrow of the Spirit is a very special and very innovative album. This and Paracletus are the best two metal albums of the past 2-3 years.
Master_Yoda77
Juggalo
divine_torture
leVel
I was unaware this existed. I just jizzied my pants and haven't even heard it yet. Fuck I am out of the loop so bad still.
Master_Yoda77
Juggalo
You know, upon initial listens it's very different from other Beherit albums, but once you understand the album, you realize it's the same fucking Beherit. It is truly magnificent.
theoden236
Soul Wandering
Check out the new Sear Bliss record "Eternal Recurrence." Some cool brass sections in that album, like all their records.
unknown
fuck ftagn
fans of Drudkh, Negura Bunget and other atmospheric black metal acts should take note of Laster, a new black metal band from the Netherlands. They actually remind me a lot of Alcest's Le Secret. This is good stuff. Check out their bandcamp
http://laster.bandcamp.com/track/in-levenskolken-in-dadenstorm
http://laster.bandcamp.com/track/in-levenskolken-in-dadenstorm
Speaking of Beherit, has anyone heard their new EP? It's supposedly a 16 minute track that was recorded during Engram.
General Zaroff
Registered Lunatic
unknown
fuck ftagn
divine_torture
leVel
This is the one I thought I was talking to Yoda about. Yes, I listened to it. Really good.
Hello. I would definitely listen to Marrow of the Spirit (2010) by Agalloch. It's a wonderful album. I particularly love the track The Watcher's Monolith.
The first track I really liked. The wiki was interesting indeed. The flutes almost sounded like human voices in the middle-unless I'm a schizo, and they were really great at the end of the song. The melody is really pretty in the second song. I'm currently on a Dämmerfarben hype.
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hails, seeing as the faggots closed my own promotional thread, here some new sammath tracks
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