InfinityZero says : I wanna know who the Hell said Deathcore had traits of Black Metal in it. Probably some stupid marketing tactic. Anyway. Black Metal was a slow progression for me. This is a long story, so get your popcorn. I was watching an animated internet series called 'Castle' (Trust me, it's great) and at the first part where the monsters start attacking soldiers, a really heavy song (that was my 13-year-old take on it) started playing. In the credits it said the song was Puritania by Dimmu Borgir. I youtubed it, listened to songs like Hybrid Stigmata and Progenies. After a while of listening to these songs, I wanted to listen to the early stuff. I started For All Tid, the song Det Nye Riket comes on, and I'm like... what is all this soft slow stuff? This can't be Dimmu, this sucks. I didn't really like the songs, and I think I got to like, track 4 or something. A while later, I wanted the Dimmu album PEM. I was visiting Toronto, I went to the CD store, and I SAW the Stormblast MMV. I went on to the next day, debating whether or not to buy it. I decided what the heck, I might as well. So I go to the store and it isn't there. I ask if there are any other CD stores around and we go to another store, which is AMAZING. Burzum records, original pressing Slayer records, rare CDs... I go to find Stormblast, and I notice rather than a goat's Head there's a tower with lightning. I thought the only difference was album artwork, and I bought it. Afterwords I find out that it's an early Dimmu release, and that the MMV was something different, more recent. I'm skeptical, and then on the plane ride home I Decide to listen to it. A Thunder Storm starts up outside the plane as I start to play it (I'm really not kidding) and well... it was an incredible experience. That first time hearing Alt Lys Er Svunnet Hen was like Nothing else. This was December 23rd, 2008. From there on I tackle Black Metal bands, trying to find stuff I like. Satyricon, Immortal, Emperor, Burzum. It was great. Now every time Christmas rolls around I play the crap out of my Stormblast CD. |
Panzerjager says : citation :
Nah, dude. It didn't say it had Black Metal influences. It just said that it has similar aspcts. Fast tempos, Shreiked Vocals. Those two traits were enoungh to wanna make me listen to some BLACK METAL! Awesome story InfinityZero! |