dcowboys311
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The new Drudkh record is by far their best. I thought they were good, but not great, up until this album. Lots of post-rock, shoegaze, and screamo influence.
Thanks for mentioning them, Zod. I've never actually heard of them before and after listening to their Myspace, they're pretty damn good. What's your suggestion on where to start?
Glad you like it. Autumn Aurora is the best place to start. If you dig that, grab Blood in our Wells. And if you enjoy that, check out the new one. It's not so much that BioW is superior to the new disc, it just allows you to follow their evolution to where they stand today.Thanks for mentioning them, Zod. I've never actually heard of them before and after listening to their Myspace, they're pretty damn good. What's your suggestion on where to start?
As if it couldn't get any better:
http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=145144
As if it couldn't get any better:
http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=145144
Deciding to just use session bass/drums/keys is probably the least ridiculous thing they've done lately. I don't disagree that there's a lot of silliness going on with the band, but this part seems like a pretty big non-issue to me. Had Blabbermouth not made it a headline, no one would really care.Just end the friggin' band! This is getting ridiculous.
I would just love to know what leads a musician (Shaw) to quit a band to join another band, and then reverse that decision 24 hours later. It may not even be Dimmu related. It could be something going on with him or Therion.
This is what I was referencing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hate_Forest
Yes, Hate Forest was a NSBM band. However, Blood of Kingu and Drudkh aren't. The member might have an affiliation, but Drudkh's music doesn't lean in any NS direction.
I'm not sure Hate Forest is NSBM. I know the Wiki entry for the band states that they are, but I'm not sure how well vetted Wiki's more obscure entries are. I just poked through about two dozen reviews of Hate Forest's music, and only one reviewer referenced NSBM. And he referenced it to suggest that it was an unfair, unsubstantiated rumor. Ultimately, if the only public statement the Drudkh guys have ever made (the same two guys who make up Hate Forest) was to refute the rumors that they are affiliated with the NSBM scene, it would seem odd that they're affiliated with it through Hate Forest.
Agreed. Given the negative connotation the term carries with it, you would think people would be careful throwing it around.The term 'NSBM' is thrown around loosely these days. Any band with any Aryan affiliation is lumped in.
That could be. But with nothing but guttural screams in Ukranian, it's tough to know. For all I know, they're a Christian band.According to M-A, some of Hate Forest's lyrics are about Aryan mythology. That's the likely source of the NSBM claims.
Deciding to just use session bass/drums/keys is probably the least ridiculous thing they've done lately. I don't disagree that there's a lot of silliness going on with the band, but this part seems like a pretty big non-issue to me.
Beware the White Queen!
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And the Dimmu soldiers!
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I'll be the first to admit that I still enjoy the orchestrations regardless of the dark cheese.
Eh yeah I'll admit to enjoying that song. That's the track the introduced me to Immortal back when I was just a metal n00b.
Hard though to deny the impact that ICS and Mustis had on the band.