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cursed blood
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Blutsturm
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| This record was already in my "have to sell this shit" box but after reading this I gave it another spin and yes, it is actually pretty good. |
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Travis N.
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| cursed blood wrote: | | May be Nasheim(Swe) would be something you'd like |
Nasheim is fucking incredible. The Angantyr split slays. And their cover of Blood Fire Death on the lp is good, too.
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CrucifixionWounds
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| Donkelheet is another band I highly recommend, but I've only heard the single track released on the split w/ Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult. Has anyone ever heard anything else from this band? |
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xk
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Wigrid sucks so tremendously. Even for standard B-Grade Depressive BM.
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| xk wrote: | | Wigrid sucks so tremendously. Even for standard B-Grade Depressive BM. |
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Isiis
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| First nyktalgia album is perfect. |
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thevampirictyrant
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| AmaLurra wrote: | | These guys and Austere top the ranks with the whole DSBM thing. |
agreed. To Lay Like Old Ashes fucking kills. This Dreadful Emptiness is one of the best DSBM songs out there IMO
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CrucifixionWounds
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| thevampirictyrant wrote: | | AmaLurra wrote: | | These guys and Austere top the ranks with the whole DSBM thing. |
agreed. To Lay Like Old Ashes fucking kills. This Dreadful Emptiness is one of the best DSBM songs out there IMO |
I bought that Austere album and it's fucking awful. Not what I was looking for at all. Weakest shit I've heard in awhile, totally limp-wristed. I can sometimes overlook bad vocals, but these are the worst. The screams are those pathetic, hooting/whining type vocals that I hate (Silencer, Sterbend), the clean vocals suck and are more suited for easy-listening, and the songs are completely forgettable. |
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AmaLurra
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| Well there's a first for everything it seems... |
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CrucifixionWounds
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| Posted: Sat Nov 13, 2010 6:41 am Post subject: |
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| AmaLurra wrote: | | Well there's a first for everything it seems... |
is this band popular or something? I can't imagine why... |
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rauta
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| The problem with Austere is that to my ears it is too predictable, almost easy-listeningly so. Everything is done 100% according to the recipe without deviation. However, I can perfectly understand why people love it. |
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thevampirictyrant
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I'd also recommend Trist and Life is Pain. although both have vocals that are more in the vein of Sterbend, Silencer, etc. type DSBM. Life is Pain is a DSBM "supergroup" to say, featuring Kim Karlsson from Lifelover and Trist from Trist.
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| Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 12:27 am Post subject: Re: Nyktalgia |
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this is pretty much just a Strid pastiche. |
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skaven
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Hypothermia's "Köld" (and other material recorded during those times such as the track "Hora") and Abyssic Hate's "Suicidal Emotions" are the most relevant albums from this subgenre in my opinion, and I wouldn't underestimate the value of Nyktalgia either.
Austere's debut is fantastic, love everything about it and it fits perfectly on tape. The second and last album was a disappointment, I couldn't get past the MTV emo vocals and arrangements on certain tracks, sorry. I'm happy the band ended already before venturing even further into that crap, though I guess this Grey Waters will continue the "legacy"... I'll stick to my Katatonia. |
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