Satyricon's Now, Diabolical

[Narg n Lamb]

I don't like Satyricon's new stuff, I prefer older albums like Nemesis Divina, which is a really awesome album besides the fact that the bass drum is way too quiet and lacks triggers, or a decent sound for that matter. I'd like to here it re-recorded to see how it would sound with modern recording technology.

 

[Sabin Frost]

I prefer drums without triggers, it actually requires some skill to keep the volume level which I appreciate. I have never really liked the sound of Frosts drums but you have to give the guy something, he has speed.

 

[~Derek~]

get DMT first... also with the lack of indie record stores in your state I would think that could be a business opportunity for someone... maybe even you...

I probably could do that, I'm likely going to Minor in Business Management in college(I'm one final exam away from my sophomore year of college), which means I take a few basic business management classes on basically how to do it, etc, though I think I could do that right now with no degree. I don't know, I planned on moving away from this state when I'm done with college.

 

[DarkBliss]

1. The Shadowthrone
2. Nemesis Divina
3. Dark Medieval Times
4. Volcano

Well ranked. I haven't heard RE and ND and don't feel I'm missing out much.

 

[KevenZ]

Now Diabolical is a joke album..... i've waited 4 years for this and it was a disaster of an album.

i don't care about this band since then.

 

[Blue_Jay]

I remember listening to samples from both Now Diabolical and Volcano before and remember not really getting turned on by Now Diabolical's music but liking the slow rockish sound that I remember hearing off of Volcano.

 

[Unfaithfully Metalhead]

Is it my imagination or is Satyr a very talented acoustic player? I was just listening to the Shadowthrone tonight... he gets a really good tone out of his acoustic and to me it sounds like he might of had some classical training... anyone know if he did? ....

 

[Sabin Frost]

Is it my imagination or is Satyr a very talented acoustic player? I was just listening to the Shadowthrone tonight... he gets a really good tone out of his acoustic and to me it sounds like he might of had some classical training... anyone know if he did? ....

I am fairly certain if he did he would not have had a lot given he recorded the bands demo's at 16.

 

[Unfaithfully Metalhead]

I don't think Satyr recorded The Shadowthrone album at 16 but even if he did you would be surprised how talented some kids at that age can be on classical guitar. I know because one of my best friends at that age was and he is currently a Professor of classical guitar at a college or university or something like that from what I heard.

 

[CF87]

Satyr is a great guitarist and always has some neat ideas and seems to have a wide range of influence. I think he repeats himself less than a lot of guitarists in metal bands.