Whenever I hear about the publication of a new book on the subject of Black Metal, I pounce and pre-order. When the tome arrives, I savour it, lapping up every word, sometimes putting it back down after one chapter, to return to it the following day, so as to make it last longer. My first… Continue reading Book Review – Black Metal: European Roots & Musical Extremities (Ed. Troy Southgate)
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Can you please provide some background information about Blind Spite? When and where was the band formed? Also, can you please provide some insight into the name? We are a blackened death metal band from Cumbria, and have been active since around 1996, with myriad personnel and sound changes and developments over that time. The… Continue reading Interview : Cumbrian Black/Death Band Blind Spite
Herr Mannelig is one of my all-time favourite songs. I was introduced to Swedish band Garmarna when I was in Olso one winter a few years ago, staying with a Finnish friend. It was the perfect time to be led into the captivating worlds they create. I've been obsessed with their music ever since. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2kc570KwUs
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