The Kill--The soundtrack to your violence
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Wormrot--Abuse
Unholy Grave--Crucified
Helmet--Betty
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Warbringer - Waking into Nightmares
Into Eternity - Buried in Oblivion
Into Eternity - Dead or Dreaming
Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang (trying hip-hop...lol)
Angels and Airwaves - LOVE
Agalloch - Ashes Against the Grain
Across Five Aprils - Life Underwater
up-c down-c left-c right-c abc + start - Embers (best band name ever)
up-c down-c left-c right-c abc + start - And the Battle is Won
Radius System - Escape/Restart
I Hear Sirens - s/t EP
Saxon Shore - It Doesn't Matter
Burzum - Belus
Ihsahn - After
Black Sabbath - s/t (finally)
Black Stone Cherry - s/t
Into Eternity - Buried in Oblivion
Into Eternity - Dead or Dreaming
Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang (trying hip-hop...lol)
Angels and Airwaves - LOVE
Agalloch - Ashes Against the Grain
Across Five Aprils - Life Underwater
up-c down-c left-c right-c abc + start - Embers (best band name ever)
up-c down-c left-c right-c abc + start - And the Battle is Won
Radius System - Escape/Restart
I Hear Sirens - s/t EP
Saxon Shore - It Doesn't Matter
Burzum - Belus
Ihsahn - After
Black Sabbath - s/t (finally)
Black Stone Cherry - s/t
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You gotta be kidding.Knucklehead wrote:Burzum -- Filosofem. This is one of those that I missed while on my metal hiatus. I'm left sort of "meh." There are some great tracks and some "my god [wotan?] what was he thinking" tracks.
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Knucklehead
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Sorry, chief. 25 minutes of the same freakin' thing repeated over and over? Not my cup of tea.VOEGTLIN wrote:You gotta be kidding.Knucklehead wrote:Burzum -- Filosofem. This is one of those that I missed while on my metal hiatus. I'm left sort of "meh." There are some great tracks and some "my god [wotan?] what was he thinking" tracks.
On the other hand, who doesn't like "Burzum"/"Dunkleheit"? And "Beholding the daughters of the firmament"/"Erblicket Die Töchter Des Firmaments" may very easily become my favorite song by him.
And this coming from a dude that loves "Charmicarmicat."Knucklehead wrote:Sorry, chief. 25 minutes of the same freakin' thing repeated over and over? Not my cup of tea.VOEGTLIN wrote:You gotta be kidding.Knucklehead wrote:Burzum -- Filosofem. This is one of those that I missed while on my metal hiatus. I'm left sort of "meh." There are some great tracks and some "my god [wotan?] what was he thinking" tracks.
On the other hand, who doesn't like "Burzum"/"Dunkleheit"? And "Beholding the daughters of the firmament"/"Erblicket Die Töchter Des Firmaments" may very easily become my favorite song by him.
Andee Connors - the dude that runs Aquarius Records - described Filosofem as "ambient works" era Aphex Twin meets Black Metal. That's about it.
I like the early stuff, too. But Filosofem is my favorite. It feels like autumn to me. Anyone who spends a lot of time in the woods is bound to "get" this record on a visceral level. The intellecutual part is responsible for the incessant shitstorm.
Chaos wrote: hell satan
ScreamBloodyGore wrote:Not many people know this, but other bands play, Manowar kills.
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Knucklehead
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VOEGTLIN wrote:And this coming from a dude that loves "Charmicarmicat."Knucklehead wrote:Sorry, chief. 25 minutes of the same freakin' thing repeated over and over? Not my cup of tea.VOEGTLIN wrote:You gotta be kidding.Knucklehead wrote:Burzum -- Filosofem. This is one of those that I missed while on my metal hiatus. I'm left sort of "meh." There are some great tracks and some "my god [wotan?] what was he thinking" tracks.
On the other hand, who doesn't like "Burzum"/"Dunkleheit"? And "Beholding the daughters of the firmament"/"Erblicket Die Töchter Des Firmaments" may very easily become my favorite song by him.
That song is so much more ... damaged ... than anything on offer here. I guess that is part of it's appeal.I can certainly see that. But I never really cared for Aphex Twin. Perhaps it is a defect in my taste. The minimalism of "Pillar of Singularity" is, for me, just too much. I appreciate the effect repetition can have, becoming almost hypnotic. Pink Floyd were masters at that kind of thing. But there were generally more things going on in their songs.VOEGTLIN wrote:Andee Connors - the dude that runs Aquarius Records - described Filosofem as "ambient works" era Aphex Twin meets Black Metal. That's about it.
I grew up in the woods, so I will keep that in mind on future listens. I haven't formed a solid opinion yet, but I can see that I'm likely to listen to only a few songs on this one.VOEGTLIN wrote:I like the early stuff, too. But Filosofem is my favorite. It feels like autumn to me. Anyone who spends a lot of time in the woods is bound to "get" this record on a visceral level. The intellecutual part is responsible for the incessant shitstorm.
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