Old Man's Child

[Dark Sorceror]

Any fans? Old Man's Child is Black Metal, a side project of Galder, currently a member of Dimmu Borgir. And they are actually better than Dimmu Borgir themselves.

My favorite album is 'Revelation 666: The Curse of Damnation', followed by 'Ill-Natured Spiritual Invasion' (the one in my signature). Hideously awesome music.

 

[Cythraul]

They fucking suck.

 

[Pull The Plug]

Can this be locked now V5?

 

[Dazed and Brutal]

Old Man's Child, Cradle of Filth, Dimmu Borgir

The miserable three of black metal

 

[Dark Sorceror]

I do not like Cradle of Filth, but the other two, I am into. Its a matter of fuckin' opinion. There are plenty of Dimmu Borgir fans.

 

[Dazed and Brutal]

I do not like Cradle of Filth, but the other two, I am into. Its a matter of fuckin' opinion. There are plenty of Dimmu Borgir fans.

I know there's a lot of Dimmu Borgir (evident of here too) and that's the problem. There is so much better symphonic black metal. Try Nokturnal Mortum, and Kataxu then move on from there.

 

[Zephyrus]

I like Dimmu Borgir, but I haven't had a chance to check out these guys. I hear a lot of crap about them but that won't stop my curiosity.

 

[CF87]

I enjoy 'vermin' and 'in defiance of existence'. that's it

 

[Zephyrus]

I enjoy the song "Enslaved and Condemned", but are there better songs by them?

 

[Susperia]

I like a couple of their albums.. they are okay at times. Black Seeds on Virgin Soil will always be a cool song to me.

 

[Dark Sorceror]

I know there's a lot of Dimmu Borgir (evident of here too) and that's the problem. There is so much better symphonic black metal. Try Nokturnal Mortum, and Kataxu then move on from there.

Thanks for the recommendations. I will check them out.

However, seeing as I am also a fan of OMC, I would just like to say their two most addictive songs are 'Captives of Humanity' and 'Unholy Vivid Innocence'. So far I have only listened to the two albums I mentioned, so there may be more to come.

 

[hibernal_dream]

The Pagan Prosperity was one of my first black metal release. I can't remember any songs but I remember enjoying it but later sold it. I don't think I'd enjoy it that much if I heard it again.

 

[skeptik]

The Pagan Prosperity was one of my first black metal release. I can't remember any songs but I remember enjoying it but later sold it. I don't think I'd enjoy it that much if I heard it again.

Word for word.

 

[Astrum]

I dont understand why everyone hates them as well as dimmu, I love them both. I hate cradle, though.

 

[DemonJay]

I dont understand why everyone hates them as well as dimmu, I love them both. I hate cradle, though.

I'm on the same boat myself. I don't really care for Cradle At All, but Dimmu and Old Mans Child are both very excellent bands.

 

[Killbot]

Old Man's Child, Cradle of Filth, Dimmu Borgir

The miserable three of black metal

QFT

 

[Unfaithfully Metalhead]

Thanks for the recommendations. I will check them out.

However, seeing as I am also a fan of OMC, I would just like to say their two most addictive songs are 'Captives of Humanity' and 'Unholy Vivid Innocence'. So far I have only listened to the two albums I mentioned, so there may be more to come.

You need to get In Defiance of Existence by OMC ...

 

[Mort Divine]

They fucking suck.

 

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

Bah. Not locking it automatically.

 

[Thoth-Amon]

Any fans? Old Man's Child is Black Metal, a side project of Galder, currently a member of Dimmu Borgir. And they are actually better than Dimmu Borgir themselves.

My favorite album is 'Revelation 666: The Curse of Damnation', followed by 'Ill-Natured Spiritual Invasion' (the one in my signature). Hideously awesome music.

Only OMC album I heard was the split with Dimmu which was terrible if memory serves me. As far as Dimmu and Cradle (as those bands are cropping up in this thread), I enjoy the first four Cradle's and most of Dimmu's 90's material but feel that they have become quite bland as of late (especially Cradle which has become utterly generic and crappy, think Damnation and a Day).