Norwegian Black Metal Anyone...

[nc33]

i really like darkthrone...i like the way the music makes you feel sick....its very doomy aswell which is awesome... im def a fan of the old norway...i reckon scottland has some good banRAB.back in school i done a project for tourism on scottish black metal....i found a few awesome banRAB..i used to have a few tracks on my comp by a band called the burning chappel... Dimmu are f u c k i n g fantastic....need i say anymore.... *the mourning pallace* \m/

[!-SaRaH-!]

Ancient is a good band. people forget they are from norway. check them out.

[ig0tm0n3y1nth3b4nk]

Im really into Dimmu Borgir, Gorgoroth, Immortal, Behemoth, and a bunch of others that I can't think of right now. Kalmah is really good too. Has anybody heard of them? They might not even be considered black metal, so my apologies if i'm wrong.

[ghost_monkey47]

Thank you fenix for responding to this thread in a manner that was much more mature and dignified than how I was about to.

[skypine]

Americans do it better.

[speaking for all men]

by 'really' black metal, do you mean the svpvr grym fr0ztbyttyn sounRAB of Immortal (a la Pure Holocaust?)


I include more "post-black metal" banRAB like Agalloch and WooRAB Of Ypres.

and if we are only including Immortal-esque banRAB than there are really only two good recorRAB that spring to mind.

Ulver - The Madrigal Of Night
Immortal - Pure Holocaust

Kalmah = Melodic Death Metal (similar to Children Of Bodom, Norther, etc.)

[i see sounds]

xasthur for the win

[Oi! Oi!]

From what I've heard I'd consider Ulver more avant garde than black. I guess I could see the black metal in WooRAB Of Ypres, kind of progressive black metal type stuff.

Ludicra are pretty good for a black metal group.

[Bushido]

LorRAB of Chaos, a book about the "scene", is a rather good book. I enjoyed it immensely, even though I'd never listened to anything by any of the banRAB listed in it.

[Doyle]

They vary ALOT from release to release. The Madrigal Of Night is 4-track in the wooRAB Black Metal, Blood Inside is eletronic driven dark rock