[OLD] What is your favorite song at the moment?

[Arowanna]

'Addicted to God' by The Meads of Asphodel, from 'The Murder of Jesus the Jew'.

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[Zombie]

 

[Ether]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[Zombie]

 

[deepstrasz]

courtesy of @pyf

 

[deepstrasz]

courtesy of @Battleborn

 

[WhiteFang]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[Ether]

@pyf, @deepstrasz, @Svetli

 

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[Arowanna]

'Blackened Call' by Belzebubs; read the comic.

 

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[ShadowMidas]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[Velmarshal]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[ShadowMidas]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[ShadowMidas]

 

[WhiteFang]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[Ether]

Welcome to the inner workings of my mind
So dark and foul I can't disguise
Can't disguise
Nights like this

 

[deepstrasz]

Too bad the voice is not a good one. That's why I like Therion's cover version more. The instrumental is lovely.

 

[Arowanna]

'Full Moon's Eyes' by Ostrogoth; here's the full EP. To be frank, it's the only real good thing they released. 'Ecstasy and Danger' is okay, at best.

'Jökelväktaren' by Vintersorg; pretty decent blast from the past. It's not as Bathory-esque as 'Till Fjälls', but the black metal riffs are there and the screeches as well! Not that Vintersorg has released a single bad album.

'Emptiness Beneath the Great Emptiness' by Dawn Ray'd; ANTIFA black metal. Does anything get anymore lulzworthy than this? Great track, hysterically entertaining to hear PC and ANTIFA rhetoric presented in a black metal format. Fits the bill though, doesn't it? Hatred, violence, anti-religious, anti-conformist and destruction? Commie Euronymous would've been proud.

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[disruptive_]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[Arowanna]

'Lavin' by Vintersorg; more from the latest album, because nothing but Folk- and "Viking" metal has been spinning for weeks now.

'Drömsjäl, Nattsjäl' by Månegarm; are these guys still called "Nazis" by the PC police? I've already spammed 'Hemfärd', so this will have to do.

'Midnattens widunder' by Finntroll; "Eld och blod för mitt folk! Mitt svärd skola törsta för blod! Blod utav Evas svaga barn! Blod utav Kristi stam!". Whilst "Oom-pah Oom-pah"-metal can bore me to tears at times, this track is phenomenal and the lyrics are hysterically funny.

 

[Shooterman56]

For anyone who has an old school System of a Down scratch to itch, one of it's member's solo outings. They're also touring in the USA right now.

 

[ShadowMidas]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[MattNJ]

 

[ShadowMidas]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[Velmarshal]

 

[Naze]

'Emptiness Beneath the Great Emptiness' by Dawn Ray'd; ANTIFA black metal. Does anything get anymore lulzworthy than this? Great track, hysterically entertaining to hear PC and ANTIFA rhetoric presented in a black metal format. Fits the bill though, doesn't it? Hatred, violence, anti-religious, anti-conformist and destruction? Commie Euronymous would've been proud.

Yea right? Someone said that black metal hasn't had much murders in a while, so now the universe is working on that by pitting antifa and white nationalists bands in it. I doubt any political-leaning BM band will ever be relevant in the scene though =P
Other two antifa bands that debuted this year are Gaylord and Neckbeard Deathcamp, though they're clearly more into mockery/satire than writing actual BM music.

Today I discovered this because of a black-metal "flavoured" board game called Cave Evil. Sounds kinda like some 80's-90's death metal for those into it.

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[ShadowMidas]

 

[ISL]

Just give it your first 30 seconds

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[San]

 

[Shooterman56]

Oldie but goldie

 

[MattNJ]

 

[ShadowMidas]

 

[deepstrasz]

 

[Arowanna]

'Flyboy' by The Clockwork Dolls; so called "Steampunk". I've no idea what Steampunk means in music these days, but I do adore Abney Park. But this is cool. Sounds more like "soft" Martial Industrial in my opinion, however.

'A Forest of Crumbs' by The Clockwork Dolls, from 'A Forest of Crumbs'.
'Hold the Line' by The Clockwork Dolls, from 'When Banners Fall'.
'The Band Played Waltzing Matilda' by The Clockwork Dolls, from 'When Banners Fall'.