Black Metal.

And itll most lilely be December 17, next Monday when I buy me an Ipod, probably a 4 GB one for about 150 $. I'm also about to listen to Satyricon's Rebel Extravaganza which came in today.
 
I just found Silencer from Sweden. The guy, no joke, lost his mind.
Along the lines of Furze. He has a music video that was made by the amazing filmmaker E. Elias Merhige(Interpol music video,In The Shadow Of The Vampire,Begotten).


Really cool music.
That video is a fan made with clips from Begotten though?
 
OK folks, tell me everything one needs to know about Moonspell.


Moonspell
Genre(s)
Folk Black (early), Gothic Metal (middle carreer), Gothic / Black (now)
Lyrical theme(s)
Dark folklore, macabre poetry, Portuguese history
Origin Formed in / Current label Status
Portugal (Brandoa) 1989 SPV / Steamhammer Active
Current line-up
Fernando Ribeiro (Langsuyar) - Vocals (Daemonarch, ex-Angel (Prt), ex-Filii Nigrantium Infernalium)
Ricardo Amorim (aka Mourning Blade) - Guitar (ex-Paranormal Waltz, Daemonarch, ex-Filii Nigrantium Infernalium)
Pedro Paixao (Passionis) - Keyboards, samples, guitars (Daemonarch)
Miguel Gaspar (Mike (aka Nisroth)) - Drums
Aires Pereira - Bass (Malevolence (Prt), Ira (Prt))
Former/past member(s)
Niclas Etelävuori - Bass (session member) (Amorphis, Kyyria, To Separate the Flesh from the Bones, Verenpisara)
Sergio Crestana - Bass (ex-Daemonarch)
João Pedro (Ares) - Bass (ex-Filii Nigrantium Infernalium, Witchbreed , Deepskin)
Luis Lamelas (Malah) - Guitars (ex-Desire (Prt), ex-Millennium (Prt), ex-Filii Nigrantium Infernalium, [f.e.v.e.r.])
Mantus - Guitar (ex-Extreme Unction)
J.M. [aka Tanngrisnir, Tann] - guitar (Ironsword , ex-Decayed , ex-Cunnilingus (Prt) , ex-Alastor (Prt))
Additional notes
Formerly known as Morbid God.
 
How resourceful...

How about some advice and/or opinions.

Their really early stuff (before the first full-length) is mostly raw, kinda folkish black metal, maybe a little doomy at times also. The Under the Moonspell EP is quite good actually, if not exactly breathtaking. They started heading in a mellower, goth-oriented direction after that with more sampling, keys and clean vocals. Wolfheart and Irreligious are pretty good, which I guess is high praise for someone not usually into that style. But most of the albums after that do little for me, though some of the most recent ones I haven't heard at all.

I did, however check out a little bit of Memorial, which came out last year I believe, and they seemed to have some of their edge back. I mean it's still very goth metal sounding, only of much better qualify than some of the crap they writing in the late 90s. Not really a mandatory band IMO and a bit unpredictable and inconsistent, but they've definitely got some cool ideas sprinkled throughout their discography
 
bjork is better than most of the shit you people listen to

ok if i was to make a list like so:
sacramentum - far away from the sun
blut aus nord - ultima thulee
gontyna kry - welowie
vinterriket - winterschatten
the shadow order - end of journey (song)
branikald - rdjandalir

what would you add to it
 
I prefer Moonspell's later stuff. Finisterra off Memorial for example is fucking intense. Their later stuff seems to have more of a death metal influence rather than the black metal influence on their earlier albums.[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fF85-dIllPU]Moonspell - Finisterra[/ame]