Carcassian
Utopian Blaster
This may shock you, but there are more differences between religions than their names.
Really ?
This may shock you, but there are more differences between religions than their names.
Yes. In fact, it is because of these many significant differences that certain belief systems are tolerated, accepted and even promoted by metal while others are ignored or attacked. Not because of some arbitrary double standard.Really ?
Just when you thought the everyday hassles of religion being shoved down your throat from every angle were bad enough
I dont set out to "hate" religious people, but the ones that push it, or start a Death Metal band with Xtian overtones are just pathetic attempts to wiggle into the metal world and "save some souls".
I don't know if this is what he meant but in America Christianity has a massive influence on politics and there are many laws based on their religion. For example outlawing gay marriage or not be able to work on Sunday in some states.Where exactly do you live? Or where exactly is "in the shrubs by the dark river"? I'm simply curious because you make it sound like christians are banging on your dorr everyday. i live in the south where christianity is supposedly more prevalent and i must say i get more newspaper salesman than christian solicitors. in fact, i do not think ive had one christian solicitor in the 4 years of living in this uptight white upper middle class hood.
methinks you're overstating things and being just a tad sensitive.
I would not be opposed to listening to it if the music is good, but I would probably feel uncomfortable doing it. I don't believe in Satan and I listen to Satanic metal, but Christianity is different because a great many people take it seriously. Can't turn down a good band for purely ideological reasons though.
I haven't heard any that are expressly Christian, but a few people in bands I like have thanked Christ or God or Allah in their thanks list.But people take the Sataism stuff seriously too (maybe less per capita, though).
Anyway have you never heard any? Truthfully there are a lot of sub-par bands that have come out over the years. I think the "Christian metal scene" has been too quick to embrace anything that sounds heavy, thus encouraging bands with not enough talent who haven't practiced enough to release albums.
If anyone recommends Crimson Thorn to you, don't believe them. They are one of the worst examples of the above.
But there are some good bands/releases. Mortification - Scrolls of the Megilloth, Living Sacrifice - Noexistent/Inhabit, Extol - Burial are some older ones. Paramaecium - Exhumed of the Earth is probably one of the best doom/death albums made.
But there are some good bands/releases. Mortification - Scrolls of the Megilloth, Living Sacrifice - Noexistent/Inhabit, Extol - Burial are some older ones. Paramaecium - Exhumed of the Earth is probably one of the best doom/death albums made.
It does have a personal negative effect. It hurts me to see people unjustly denied rights
Maybe we should talk about Christian Death Metal, rather than Christianity
Odinist? so that viking stuff is monotheist then? thats what that name implies.
Phlebotomized were the best Christian metal band.
How many "Satanic metal" bands even believe in Satan? It seems to me that Satanism is metal is largely of the metaphorical and atheistic variety, in sharp contrast to Christian metal (have you ever heard of a band using the worship of Jesus as a positive metaphor?).I don't believe in Satan and I listen to Satanic metal...