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Norwegian Black Metal |
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26 | 89.66% |
US Black Metal |
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3 | 10.34% |
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Groupie
Join Date: Feb 2009
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I signed up when I saw how poorly the usbm scene was represented in this this thread. Obviously the Norse scene is far more prominent, with a scope of influence reaching all corners of the globe. However, there are some gems from the US scene that are not to be missed. Particularly, look into Grand Belial's Key, Demoncy, Judas Iscariot, Fog, Abazagorath, to name but a few. **** all that limp-wristed "suicidal" bull**** mixed with poorly thought out psuedo-ambient that we've some how come to be known for.
As an aside, be sure to look into the Czech scene (Root, Master's Hammer) and the Greek scene (Necromantia, Rotting Christ, Varathron) to hear some highly original takes on BM. |
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The french scene is an interesting one, in my opinion. There are some top notch acts like Peste Noire, Vlad Tepes, Mutiilation, and Seviss. They also seem to have their fair share of garbage. From the norse rip offs to the bands emulating this "Orthodox" sound that has become so popular in Sweden.
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Wait.... there's US Black Metal? I thought US was responsible for the world's supply of metalcore and pop.
Seriously, I haven't heard of any black metal bands from the US. And if I did, I probably wouldn't know it. I'd have to pick Norwegian Black Metal.
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Groupie
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Canada
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Black metal is a really beautiful genre (yes, beautiful!) a lot of people take it the wrong way though I think, sure, the whole "gr1m" thing is pretty hilarious... But the way I see black metal is that it's supposed to embrace the beauty of the darker things in life and even nature. :D
On another note I chose Norwegian black metal, simply because it's just... awesome. US black metal is okay but I find that a lot of them are "suicidal black metal" (wtf?). Also agree with Terrible Lizard that a lot of great black metal comes from France. =)
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Quiet Man in the Corner
Join Date: Feb 2009
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I haven't been into black metal for very long, but with some research, most of it is European although there are some good US ones too. Poland also has a good amount, I subscribed to a channel on youtube called AbyssPL and he has amazing stuff.
Arckanum, Quaet Gespuys, Cor Scorpii, Taran, Judas Iscariot, Wolves in the Throne Room, Vulva Infernum, Kult, Infestus, Khrom, Furia, Mgła, Corpus Christii, Horna, Godless North, Arctic Circle, Kult of Azazel, Szron, Ctulu, Hellspawn, Impaled Nazarene, Morbosidad, Craft, Urgehal, Gholgoth, Harmony Dies, Ancient, The Legion, Summon, Tsjuder. |
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I'm sorry, is this Can?
Join Date: Jan 2008
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If you like Cor Scorpii, you'll love Windir, you need to be tappin' some of dat.
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Buzz Killjoy
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Canada
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Norweigan. It is better. While most Black Metal is mindless garbage, Norway atleast had some of the better ones.
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