ohiogrinder
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unknown said:goddamn the new Tyr is great
ohiogrinder said:blackened noisegrind like Enbilulugugal?
That's kinda what I was saying. Raw black metal definitely has punk-ish elements to it, while symphonic and cleaner black metal does not.cookiecutter said:Black metal often has punk leanings, at least musically, as well
immo said:Check this out... a track from "Om", it's amazing:
http://www.myspace.com/code666records
Punkish black metal >>>>>>>>>>> symphonic clean black metal!Life Sucks said:That's kinda what I was saying. Raw black metal definitely has punk-ish elements to it, while symphonic and cleaner black metal does not.
I do like a lot of raw black metal, like Darkthrone, Moonblood, Graven, Seeds of Hate, etc. but I generally prefer non-raw black metal, like Nokturnal Mortum, Mortuary Drape, Grimness, Mjolnir, Haemoth, etc., because there is much more variety in sound, and the guitarwork is usually more memorable. A lot of raw black metal simply clones Transylvanian Hunger, which, while a good CD, is far from being the best black metal album ever.Impudent said:Punkish black metal >>>>>>>>>>> symphonic clean black metal!
"The Cult Is Alive" ftw!
Impudent said:Punkish black metal >>>>>>>>>>> symphonic clean black metal!
"The Cult Is Alive" ftw!
V.V.V.V.V. said:And Saetia, and Raein!