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jfrey just PWNED this thread.... picked all the ones I was going to list.

NOIICCEEEE

MaxMaps wrote:
this is fucking incredible

Get the whole album. It's seriously that fucking good.

GardenoftheDead wrote:Nihill, Fell Voices and Ash Borer have been in my playlists for a while. I also adore Xasthur up-to-and-including Subliminal Genocide.

Man, go listen to Defective Epitaph, that album is so good. If you like the murky black metal stuff that makes you want to put on corpse paint and feel sad then you should like it! I love that early Xasthur stuff, but Epitaph should not be overlooked in my opinion.

excane wrote:jfrey just PWNED this thread.... picked all the ones I was going to list.

NOIICCEEEE

Some more recommendations:

Oranssi Pazuzu - Muukalainen Puhuu (Their split with Candy Cane is awesome too) // Psychedelic Black Metal

Cobalt - Gin // Blackened Avant-War Metal (Yeah, you fucking heard me)

Agalloch - Ashes Against the Grain // Post Black Metal (I use the post prefix, deal with that too)

Wolves in the Throne Room - Black Cascade // Post Black Metal

Winterfylleth - The Mercian Sphere // Black Metal

Windfaerer - Solar // Black / Melodic Death Metal

Cormorant - Dwellings // Progressive Black / Doom / Thrash Metal

Wildernessking - The Writing of Gods in the Sand // Progressive Doom / Black Metal

Walknut - Graveforests and Their Shadow // Atmospheric Black Metal

Drudkh - Eternal Turn Of The Wheel // Post Black Metal (I've heard them called Black Folk Metal with Crust or something, but I don't think that classification fits perfectly)

Miserere Luminis (Gris/Sombes Forêts) - Miserere Luminis // Post Black Metal (Or Progressive Black Metal / Shoegaze I suppose)

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUtzefMQKbg[/youtube]

Just got into Cultes Des Ghoules. Not bad, pretty raging stuff. Longer—including a one-track, 25-minute EP—and generally slower songs than your average black metal blastfest, but I like that.



Ride for Revenge have been getting a lot of playtime recently, too. I mean, what's not to love about bass guitar-centric slow black/death metal? Remotely reminiscent of Horse Latitudes, but less doomy.

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Bl00, Spacey... where are You guys? This used to be our playground, and we came up with a ton of good shit (and a bit of the usual debate over the genre definitions ) :
http://ilovefuzz.com/viewtopic.php?f=150&t=13829&hilit=black+metal

let's go, here's what I can come up with witout getting up from chair ...

proto black metal pioneers:

Venom
Hellhammer
Celtic Frost
Bathory
Mercyful Fate, because King inspired and worked so much harder than many others

the rest, ever since late eighties:

Beherit
Archgoat
Enochian Crescent
(the True) Black Dawn
Behexen
Thyrane

Abruptum
Funeral Mist
Watain
Dissection
Arckanum
Tiamat

Mayhem
Dark Throne
Isengard
Storm
Gorgoroth
Ulver
Satyricon

Samael
Root
Behemoth
Blasphemy
Rotting Christ
Necromantia
Deathspell Omega
Merrimack

Sarcofago
...the first two releases by Sepultura
Von
Havohej
Nunslaughter
...and sometimes I feel early American satanic Death Metal qualifies close enough

What, post-black metal?

Gylve.

If You have to ask, You'll never understand.

I LOVE HAVOHEJ

Bassus Sanguinis wrote:This used to be our playground, and we came up with a ton of good shit (and a bit of the usual debate over the genre definitions ) :
http://ilovefuzz.com/viewtopic.php?f=150&t=13829&hilit=black+metal

Whoa I totally forgot about that thread. There was a good discussion of genres on pg 3.

WeHuntKings wrote:

GardenoftheDead wrote:Nihill, Fell Voices and Ash Borer have been in my playlists for a while. I also adore Xasthur up-to-and-including Subliminal Genocide.

Man, go listen to Defective Epitaph, that album is so good. If you like the murky black metal stuff that makes you want to put on corpse paint and feel sad then you should like it! I love that early Xasthur stuff, but Epitaph should not be overlooked in my opinion.

That record would be a lot better were it not for the production. I didn't you could get more lofi than Xasthur already was.

skullservant wrote:I LOVE HAVOHEJ

havo-fucking-hej! guys were there in just the right time, together with over the top antichristian Morbid Angel, Deicide, and Nocturnus of those days... they really caught my attention for a moment.

But isn't it funny how black metal turned out to be SO European thing when the satanic bands in the States went on with the antichristian death metal?

GardenoftheDead wrote:

WeHuntKings wrote:

GardenoftheDead wrote:Nihill, Fell Voices and Ash Borer have been in my playlists for a while. I also adore Xasthur up-to-and-including Subliminal Genocide.

Man, go listen to Defective Epitaph, that album is so good. If you like the murky black metal stuff that makes you want to put on corpse paint and feel sad then you should like it! I love that early Xasthur stuff, but Epitaph should not be overlooked in my opinion.

That record would be a lot better were it not for the production. I didn't you could get more lofi than Xasthur already was.

It's a different kind of lofi. I dunno, I am totally in the minority and I know it.

It's a good record but it's hard for me to listen to. Which I guess is the point.

I've been dying to get stuck into this thread for days to check out the stuff that's been posted. Got my first dog on Friday though and have barely managed 5 mins in t'internet since then. She's a handful but an absolute sweetheart! Will hopefully get to check it out this week though.

Massive Xasthur fan although I thought the last album was absolute shite. The couple before were decent enough but definitely not his best. Any recommendations for that shoegazey "depressive" black metal would be appreciated.

Also was on a huge Burzum buzz a few months back. For some reaon I had never gotten around to listening to Hvis lyset tar oss until then. Seriously underrated album!! Amazing that he apparently recorded those first 4 albums in around 2 years because they really do sound quite different.

Actually looking forward to going to work in the morning so I can listen to some Burzum on the way

I've been blasting this tonight while working on WeHuntKings' Muff:

Sacrilegious Impalement

chutneyfarmer wrote:Any recommendations for that shoegazey "depressive" black metal would be appreciated.

Not to self promote, but I started a black metal project specifically centered around gauzing called Llihje....

Another project that I can think of that pulls it off is Crooked Necks:



Also Circle of Ouroboros can sometimes too