When I talked to Fernando from Moonspell he called his band "dark metal;" he also called it Gothic metal. And I've heard that term before for other bands too.
They're a doom metal band. No need to overthink it. Jason is just wrong.
And nobody is calling anything dark metal. Quit trying to make that a thing.
Dark Metal is indeed a genre that has been used in the media as well as by various labels.
Yes, yes they are....
Sorry, maybe not on "Pussy metal / AOR monthly" or whatever melodic rock website you read daily.....
Yes, yes they are....
Sorry, maybe not on "Pussy metal / AOR monthly" or whatever melodic rock website you read daily.....
I don't want the Ulver cancellation to go over unnoticed. That fuckin' sucks man. Like really really sucks.
Oh noes, my love of wuss rock is being mocked. However will I live with....ooh, keytar!
I only ever had one Ulver CD.
It was, well, different to say the least!
It wasn't one of their "classic" albums or anything.
Probably wasn't the best place to start but found a cheap promo at a store so checked it out.
Not knocking or mocking........
But merely pointing out that since you are more of a wuss rock guy, it is easier to lump a lot of bands into the "doom" bucket.
I would probably do the same thing erroneously to a lot of death metal bands.
Sure you were.
And there are plenty of doom discs on my shelves. My Dying Bride, for example.
Justin, I wouldn't think I would need to spoon feed you this, but here you go:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death-doom
Are you kidding me? Every time this comes up you dismiss the very idea of a doom/death genre and trot out your "dark metal" tag. The line between amusing and tedious has been crossed.
- later era Celtic Frost