BLACK METAL

Started by Andrew McIntosh, June 11, 2016, 03:25:23 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

RURAL RESISTANCE

Quote from: Earth O.D. on August 26, 2024, 09:34:58 AM
Quote from: RURAL RESISTANCE on August 25, 2024, 06:23:49 PMDoes anyone have the Katharsis - Hell Metal box? What's in the book?

From what I hear it's pictures (including some previously unpublished stuff) and flyers/artwork. No interviews.
Thanks!


Cranial Blast

Quote from: RURAL RESISTANCE on August 26, 2024, 01:57:59 PM
Quote from: Earth O.D. on August 26, 2024, 09:34:58 AM
Quote from: RURAL RESISTANCE on August 25, 2024, 06:23:49 PMDoes anyone have the Katharsis - Hell Metal box? What's in the book?

From what I hear it's pictures (including some previously unpublished stuff) and flyers/artwork. No interviews.
Thanks!

I got a friend who has it and he showed me some photos and looked pretty cool. I've got the Moonblood box set and that one in my opinion is the best. Also curious if anyone has the Varathron one.

Cranial Blast

Really been liking the new Fellwinter - In Night's Eternal Grasp. It seems as if Taurus and Mercenary can do no wrong at this point. The last song on the album Winter Of The Tomb is quite an amazing display of black metal excellence!

Obsidian_Lord

One Man black/death project Haiduk - 'Fire Wield' live


HateSermon

new Satanic Warmaster is incredible. Closer in sound to the KNIFE stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzL7q29tASo&ab_channel=Werwolf

NerveGas

#786
Quote from: HateSermon on December 13, 2024, 09:33:24 PMnew Satanic Warmaster is incredible. Closer in sound to the KNIFE stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzL7q29tASo&ab_channel=Werwolf

Listening right now and actually just thought of KNIFE as well. Didn't really listen to the last album too many times, so can't compare to more recent SW stuff, really. But I like the sound of this one. More raw than the last one which is a welcome change or return to form.
MAGNETIC IRRITATION RECORDINGS

WEBSTORE - www.magneticirritation.com
CONTACT - magneticirritation@gmail.com

Hakaristi

Sounds killer indeed! A return to the glory days of Strength & Honour, same old logo too.

Recently been diving into later era Deathspell Omega after being a longtime fan of the Infernal Battles / Inquisitors of Satan material. Unique stuff.

Cranial Blast

#788
Quote from: Hakaristi on December 14, 2024, 03:15:59 AMSounds killer indeed! A return to the glory days of Strength & Honour, same old logo too.

Recently been diving into later era Deathspell Omega after being a longtime fan of the Infernal Battles / Inquisitors of Satan material. Unique stuff.

I'm gonna have to check this new one out, Strength & Honour is an absolute classic for the BM genre as a whole by and large.

Deathspell Omega - Inquisitors Of Satan is going to always be a quintessential BM release, at least for me. Succubus Of All Vices is the perfect example of BM in sound, in chords, tone, production, lyrics, ect. Mandatory black metal classic, rivals only the greatest the genre has to offer.

FreakAnimalFinland

My top-3 of 2024 Black Metal albums:

Inquisition "Veneration of Medieval Mysticism and Cosmological Violence"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2YDZdAYy-s

Förgjord "Perkeleen veri"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFkwKaKhANE

Hogawa "My Reign Shall Be Terrible"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Db9RhG7TP8Q

Out of fairly recent discoveries, don't know anything about the band, but happened to put CD on player and was very positively surprised by this album. Sound, vocals, songs. Like example track below, starts with very simple mid paced beat, but halfway through the songs, there comes this furious blasting which makes me think of older Katharsis. CD got listened several times, but yet to check out how the later album is. Its vastly longer and cleaner, but will check at some point.
https://isenscur.bandcamp.com/track/siege

E-mail: fanimal +a+ cfprod,com
MAGAZINE: http://www.special-interests.net
LABEL / DISTRIBUTION: FREAK ANIMAL http://www.nhfastore.net

Kaaoskultti


A friend of mine showed me this album. Fucking awesome, not only influenced by the Greek classics, but certainly by the vibe and eerie atmosphere of Celtic Frost. Their first two EPs come to mind, in terms of 'low-frequency' textures and evil riffs that yield the darkness one might surely appreciate in the genre. Even reminds me of CB sometimes, being that the project itself is based upon a certain continuation of the "early" vibes of Black Metal.
ZOB ZYGGLAN - Brazilian Power Electronics - https://zobzygglan.bandcamp.com/

HateSermon

Listened to the new Runenwacht album a couple times already. What a ripper! Fourth track is especially catchy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxej4Hl-lYQ&list=RDXxej4Hl-lYQ&start_radio=1&ab_channel=OnlyBlackMetal

Cranial Blast

Been listening to Ohtar's recent demo comp CD Wolfschanze/Autumnal Depression, that was put out by Eastern Blood not to long ago. Ohtar is an interesting band that has that old school Polish black metal sound. Reminiscent of early Graveland or even early sounding Bathory at times, but also at times has some those slower more depressive suicidal black metal moments. A good listen, they never disappoint.

FreakAnimalFinland

#793
Ohtar at its best kills. Many know I operate Sarvilevyt store, but its basically focused on Finnish "audience". There is a lot of writing in Finnish being published through that, and one recent project was about sort of going "back to basics". A lot of store owners seem to be somehow jaded old men, who often appear as if they lost interest in everything else than business aspect of records. I thought that it would be better to kind of illustrate why store is doing what it does, and go through dozens and dozens of good metal song. Not albums. Not necessary items currently for sale. Not popular titles that are hot, but simply metal songs that I appreciate and what means something to me. A lot of songs can be decided instantly, but with some bands, it is way harder to evaluate what would be the best song of Veles, Graveland, Darkthrone, Exhorder, Rotting Christ, Goatlord, Immolation, Tiamat, etc etc. Some bands may not have amazing album, but they have some stand out track there that has been listened countless times. When making some evaluation, ended up listening more metal music than I have listened for long time. Many songs are indeed classics for me, that I can listen any time, as many times on repeat as I have time. And as record store, I do end up selling things I don't necessary personally like, but way way bigger focus is on stocking exactly those things I like and feel enthusiastic to recommend anyone.
When listening all your old or new favorites in metal, it quickly shows why a lot of metal doesn't mean anything to me. Someone sends link of older bands new album or some new project, and pretty much never recording quality or "timbre" of songs appeal to my taste and same could be said often for music. And most of all the meaning of the material doesn't often shine through - or lets say, it may be too obvious that material sounds like it would be done for contemporary online metal audience and even festival circuit in mind.

...and this quickly leads into thinking why I would spend too much time with listening things I do not want to hear, when I got like 50 meters of physical metal releases that get pulled out way too rarely compared to how good they are. So pulling out FULLMOON demo reissue may be vastly more interesting than seeing what popular black metal promotional channel have uploaded recently.
E-mail: fanimal +a+ cfprod,com
MAGAZINE: http://www.special-interests.net
LABEL / DISTRIBUTION: FREAK ANIMAL http://www.nhfastore.net