BLACK METAL

[Niko]

Wakboth - The Choir Of Dead Souls

Finally the debut full length album, of the true finnish Black Metal's original hooligan outlaw Wakboth! +30 minutes of excellent raw Black Metal with excellent riffs

12 euros + Shipping


Orders to: niko@sped-e.net

Or from my bigcartel page: https://thesinistertapes.bigcartel.com/product/wakboth-the-choir-of-dead-souls?fbclid=IwAR3vpKKbGILUtHfSnyLSqMrTBzrfwKsuCfPW0wAVxoErcrs81vgN2SaVFV4

Sample song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W-I6Yasr3U



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W-I6Yasr3U

[Ashmonger]

Recently got the Falkenbach 9LP box. I only had Ok Nefna Tysvar Ty and Heralding... before, but I knew most of the other stuff. Last 2 albums seem a bit less interesting, but the 95 demo stuff make it worth it. Aside from that it's a well-done box, all gatefold LPs with lyrics and extra sheets with bigger cover art (because for some reason the cover pictures are rather small on the front of the gatefold covers).

Haxenzijrkell's album is another recent addition to the collection. I really like this band, but on first listen it seems their album is perhaps not their best work yet.

[brutalist_tapes]

New Blodhævn EP: Nordisk sejr. Raw black metal, physical tape coming in June. Stream here if interested: https://brutalisttapes.bandcamp.com/album/blodh-vn-nordisk-sejr

[Hatefukk]

I am actually looking for some suggestions.  I am a huge fan of Grausamkeit and the affiliated groups, I also love more battle style black metal, just very weird or very relentless.  I have spent countless hours on Bandcamp and so far I've come across only one other band that just made me fall in love with them, Oil Spill.  I would love to hear what any of you might suggest if you are familiar with the bands/styles I listed.  I appreciate any help so thank you in advance.

[FallOfNature]

For straight weirdness - there's always Grollfried, Befouled By Flies, Ahulabrum, Terror Noxpheratur and everything that guy does....Kaostorroth is really good too.
Not sure what 'battle style' means - but maybe those guys in the Netherlands behind Vaal, Ultima Thule, Ravensang, Blood Tyrant etc could be up your alley.


Recently grabbed the reissue of The Black - Black Blood demo on LP. Forgot how good this was. Aswell as tapes from Regnum Tenebrarum, Vampirska, Krolok and Bezperit which are all keepers. Another recent purchase I should mention is Attic Presence - The Unwelcomed One LP, usually the guy is responsible for minimal dungeon synth/ambient but I have returned to this one a lot.

[Eigen Bast]

@hatefukk Titan Mountain - Above Fangs of Majestic Stonetitans might scratch that itch; blasting symphonic bm from poland

[Mortuary Tapes]

UNGEZIEFER - LEBENSFÄNGER

https://soundcloud.com/mortuarytapes/ungeziefer-lebensfanger

Circa 40 minutes of black metal music.

OUT SOON. mortuarytapes (a) gmail.com

[HateSermon]

That new KNIFE is fucking amazing. Werwolf and Mikko are a deadly combo.

[yag12]

any fans of Thantifaxath?

https://darkdescentrecords.bandcamp.com/album/sacred-white-noise

[abstract_trauma]

Black Metal has so many sides. There is the raw, I record in my toilet stuff and now there is the super over produced dreamy stuff. Then you have sub genres like Dungeon Synth and it can go on and on. I absolutely love most of it for many different reasons. Even some of the sketchy early stuff has a home in my collection. I think it has largely moved away from the more 'nazi' side of things and whilst you can't remove the history, I'd say it has come far enough to be forgiven. Although I am fairly new to 'noise', I would say Black Metal has had a huge influence. I love it when the two collide. Crippling Blight did that so well.

[Euro Trash Bazooka]

I think it has largely moved away from the more 'nazi' side of things

Quite the opposite, actually.

[abstract_trauma]

I think it has largely moved away from the more 'nazi' side of things

Quite the opposite, actually.

Disagree. The same amount of shite are still there but the newer fans are certainly not, for the most part, nsbm fans.

[Andrew McIntosh]

Maybe it depends on which part of the world you're in.

[Goat93]

I think it has largely moved away from the more 'nazi' side of things

Quite the opposite, actually.

Disagree. The same amount of shite are still there but the newer fans are certainly not, for the most part, nsbm fans.

the newer fans are just fans,but the old fans were already also just fans

think nothing changed. most fans just want to provocate and the hardliner are the same as always

[impulse manslaughter]

Never really listened to them but the new Lamp of Murmuur sounds good to me. I like the new wave guitars in the mix.