Andy McKee - Dreamcatcher.
@Novembers: About the Bm stuff...some bands are trying to recapture the sound of their glory days. That can be good or bad depending of the reasons. If they are doing it for commercial reasons, it won't work, but if they just wanna do what they always liked to do, I guess they can pull out a couple of decent albums.
I'm half agreed with your opinion cause, even if it's true that the 'scene' it's not the same anymore, I think there are bands good enough to keep that 'scene' alive. Immortal is still doing that 'ATHOW'/'SOND' style of black metal and it's pretty good for their followers. Burzum is back and man, putting the NS stuff aside, you must recognize that the guy can still write and play quality black metal; Belus destroys most of the new 'Burzumic' bands spawned since mid 90's IMO. It's the same with Gorgoroth. I was never into the Gaahl-king era, 'twas just generic raw black metal, which you can find anywhere. I used to like that classical inspired riffwork featured on Antichrist and Quantos delivers exactly that classy touch - just the production sucks, but the songwriting is stellar. I think it's their best since Destroyer or even UTSOH. And Enslaved...well, they are going good evolving with each album. It's just like Borknagar who is more a progressive band than a black metal act nowadays. Gruttle is losing his voice too, which is sad, since he's one of my fav grim singers. About the new norwegian Bm bands, I think my fav is Code. It's a great Virus-Ved buens Ende-DHG combo.
This is what Satyricon should be doing, right?
My fav track from the new album:
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXYfhHEjSDY&feature=related[/ame]