Romanian Black Metal
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My pleasure. :]
I found them at valahmetal. I think you really should check the shit out of that site, so to speak. :]
I found them at valahmetal. I think you really should check the shit out of that site, so to speak. :]
Radagast
The Clairvoyant
Cheers! I'm gonna se Negura saturday! And Primordial, Psycho Symphony and May Result from serbia. I can hardly wait. I saw Taine last saturday together withancient and 2 other bands. It was quite good!
TanzMitMir
New Metal Member
well...hello guys from romania,,,heh...
well i don't like negura and i'm soooooo surprised that u do.All this transylvanian metal and spirit and God knows what,stinks like hell...They're tryin' to do a good job...oh come on!!!!!!
yes...and vokodlok is a cheep imitation of Marduk...that's what we,romanians are... :hotjump: :hotjump:
well i don't like negura and i'm soooooo surprised that u do.All this transylvanian metal and spirit and God knows what,stinks like hell...They're tryin' to do a good job...oh come on!!!!!!
yes...and vokodlok is a cheep imitation of Marduk...that's what we,romanians are... :hotjump: :hotjump:
TanzMitMir
New Metal Member
Well,metu,i will kindly suggest you Phoenix...My favorite band of all times-is an etno-folk-rock band...
And yes...they are old...i remember my parents telling me that they used to go to Phoenix concerts whan they were my age...So now i go to Phoenix concerts(so they play for over 40 years...)
And the fact that they have so many teens at their concerts who sing the Phoenix songs along with Covaci&Mani&Tandarica proovs that Phoenix is probabliy the best Romanian band ever.!!!
And,about the underground romanian metal scene...it's depressing,belive me.
The only bands wich do make sense are Trooper(heavy metal) and Magica(power).
And yes...they are old...i remember my parents telling me that they used to go to Phoenix concerts whan they were my age...So now i go to Phoenix concerts(so they play for over 40 years...)
And the fact that they have so many teens at their concerts who sing the Phoenix songs along with Covaci&Mani&Tandarica proovs that Phoenix is probabliy the best Romanian band ever.!!!
And,about the underground romanian metal scene...it's depressing,belive me.
The only bands wich do make sense are Trooper(heavy metal) and Magica(power).
Thank you for that whole post.
We don't know about this stuff. Americans are dangerously isolated. Please help us understand. Pass it on. :]
We don't know about this stuff. Americans are dangerously isolated. Please help us understand. Pass it on. :]
Radagast
The Clairvoyant
Hmmm, Negura are much more apreciated outsied than they are in Romania. And everybody ask themselfes why they don't play in here. Ofcourse they don't if they ain't got any audience....
T_man357
Locked & Loaded
Radagast
The Clairvoyant
T_man357 said:
Why are you so amazed? Heh! Personally I don't like Vokodlok, they are to repetitive, in my opinion...
Heheh. Theres something quite intimidating about an American with a revolver isnt there?
Im working on a scholarship to study modern music and how it relates to historical culture. I want to compare Romania and Bulgaria. They have similar recent histories and dramatically different histories before that. A particularly interesting aspect is the fact that both countries profess the same dominant religion. I have great interest in the relationship between music and religion. Black metal would be a great angle to take for me in this comparison: as would white metal or pagan metal. Also, perhaps the metal scene relates to immigrant communities.
Any thoughts?
Im working on a scholarship to study modern music and how it relates to historical culture. I want to compare Romania and Bulgaria. They have similar recent histories and dramatically different histories before that. A particularly interesting aspect is the fact that both countries profess the same dominant religion. I have great interest in the relationship between music and religion. Black metal would be a great angle to take for me in this comparison: as would white metal or pagan metal. Also, perhaps the metal scene relates to immigrant communities.
Any thoughts?
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