P Pitiless Wanderer Active Member Jun 14, 2002 7,782 210 63 Salt Lake City, UT Oct 8, 2015 #1 go. thanks.
TechnicalBarbarity Poser Disposer Sep 23, 2010 24,571 14,472 113 The Capital of Pretentiousness Oct 8, 2015 #2 Not really black metal, but do Woods of Ypres count?
MetalAges Purveyor of the Unique & Distinct Staff member Sep 30, 2001 354,014 494 83 Virginia, USA www.ultimatemetal.com Oct 8, 2015 #3 The last Woods album was freaking killer. Terrible what happened to David and makes the album even more haunting when you listen to it. Last edited: Nov 20, 2015
The last Woods album was freaking killer. Terrible what happened to David and makes the album even more haunting when you listen to it.
JontRevolting FALSE ARREST! FALSE ARREST! Jan 4, 2008 5,391 752 113 47 Shithouse, Tasmania Oct 9, 2015 #4 I'd have to say early Bethlehem is the pinnacle for this type of stuff,but I guess they deal with more topics of mental illness,addiction and a real threat of suicide rather than a sad or depressive state...they go beyond depression.
I'd have to say early Bethlehem is the pinnacle for this type of stuff,but I guess they deal with more topics of mental illness,addiction and a real threat of suicide rather than a sad or depressive state...they go beyond depression.
The Butt The true error to be corrected. Sep 10, 2007 10,893 992 113 The void. Oct 9, 2015 #5 Thy Light - Suici.de.pression
P Pitiless Wanderer Active Member Jun 14, 2002 7,782 210 63 Salt Lake City, UT Oct 9, 2015 #6 cool. i don't care about the lyrical themes, i just want the music to be uber melancholic.