KafkaX
Mr. Self Destruct
Well the thing is that I don't look for new black metal bands to listen to, so I haven't the foggiest about any changes in the scene(I can't imagine there's a huge amount) and I'm not interested as you will have guessed.
I found much better music with more talent and diversity that I might not have come across if I stuck with BM as stubbornly as I once did.
Same goes for bands like Forest Silence who rely on atmosphere and lyrics about dark forests and winter etc, rather than screeching about Satan. If more BM was like that I'd listen to it more often.
There is a lot of black metal bands that have lyrical topics about nature and steer away from an evil atmosphere than you think. You cant throw a brick in the field of black metal and not easily find dozens of em, and if you arent finding any its because you havnt been looking
