Post by account_disabled on Jan 15, 2018 10:40:03 GMT
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Black metal is perhaps the most sinister, bizarre, esoteric, violent movement in modern music. The subgenre, a predominantly Scandinavian phenomenon, exploded from the dingy basements of Norway to worldwide notoriety on the back of a series of disturbing crimes—murder, suicide, and arson—in the early '90s. The music itself is abrasive, sinister, and relentless; its iconography and lyrics steeped in blood, death, the occult, and strong anti-Christian sentiments.
But surely some of this must be hyperbole? In some cases, yes. But in fact, the annals of black metal are filled with myriad creepy, violent, and bizarre things, from torture to flying animal heads. It's a rare instance of reality aligning with the imagery and culture projected by an art form, maybe because of which, black metal is experiencing something of a resurgence in the 2010s. With bands like Deafheaven gaining accolades from hipster taste makers such as Pitchfork and a feature film based on the book Lords of Chaos on the way.
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Black metal is perhaps the most sinister, bizarre, esoteric, violent movement in modern music. The subgenre, a predominantly Scandinavian phenomenon, exploded from the dingy basements of Norway to worldwide notoriety on the back of a series of disturbing crimes—murder, suicide, and arson—in the early '90s. The music itself is abrasive, sinister, and relentless; its iconography and lyrics steeped in blood, death, the occult, and strong anti-Christian sentiments.
But surely some of this must be hyperbole? In some cases, yes. But in fact, the annals of black metal are filled with myriad creepy, violent, and bizarre things, from torture to flying animal heads. It's a rare instance of reality aligning with the imagery and culture projected by an art form, maybe because of which, black metal is experiencing something of a resurgence in the 2010s. With bands like Deafheaven gaining accolades from hipster taste makers such as Pitchfork and a feature film based on the book Lords of Chaos on the way.
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