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We review Iceland’s Black Metal scene, featuring Blayne’s Top 5 Albums, a pick from local journalist and sociologist Arnar Eggert
Thoroddsen, and suggestions from our Patreon donors.
Featuring:
Fire & Ice — An Icelandic Metal Compilation https://bit.ly/2O58gjh
Potentiam — Bálsýn https://bit.ly/2ON5RHj
Wormlust — Feral Wisdom https://bit.ly/2xC3VLf
Zhrine — Unortheta https://bit.ly/2ON6IHY
Auðn — Farvegir fyrndar https://bit.ly/2F0l5Dt
Misþyrming — Söngvar elds og óreiðu https://bit.ly/2zrlMpc
Svartidauði — Flesh Cathedral https://bit.ly/2O69WtW
Sinmara — Aphotic Womb https://bit.ly/2xNwqVl
The Vánagandr label: https://www.facebook.com/ulfsmessa/
Thanks to Arnar Eggert Thoroddsen
http://arnareggert.is/
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Please do one for pakistan! Please!
First Video I saw from you guys and it is realy cool. Nice to get some new nputs from BAnds i would never known. Greetings from Switzerland
Great work, aaaaand even though I love iclandic black metal you even introduced me to a band I didn’t know about, so thanks
Not black metal, but Malignant Mist rips!
Do Australia, some sick bands coming out of here!
Polish black metal should be next without any doubts, band like Mgła and Furia seem to have no match in modern black metal scene.
This is really good
Norway is an obvious choice but y’all should focus on Kolbotn specifically.
Who’s next? Do Poland!
Potentiam seems very much worth hearing. I would be amazed if you can recommend something this good regularly. Oh, I just realized that it’s from 1999, so is it any surprise that it sounds better than Sinmara or countless other bands that made it their occupation to strum dissonant chords repeatedly with boring rhythms in recent years?
Greek black metal next time pls 🙂
This is a really cool idea. I didn’t know about any of these bands except Sólstafir so I’ve got some stuff to listen to now. Looking forward to seeing what the next one is about.
Great show. Great format!
Best way to be ‘suspiciously delightful’ is enjoying the dreadful emptiness of life with a hint of overbearing gallows humour 😉
As an Icelander, I smiled while barfing after hearing your pronunciation of Auðn. (öithn)
I hope he does India next. Calcutta has a badass black/death/noise scene.
Thanks everyone for the awesome response and feedback and suggestions for other bands. We’re running a poll right now on which other country has a black metal scene you’d want to see covered on a future episode. Vote here: https://www.youtube.com/user/BangerFilmsInc/community
Black Metal should only come from northern europe. Fuck american black metal.
Can’t wait for Brazil <3
Iceland posty blackened powerviolence World Narcosis – Lyruljóra
What’s next? Australian Metalcore?
Nicely done – thoroughly enjoyable. Looking forward to the next stop on the tour.
Next: Polish Black Metal. You have to mention Graveland, Behemoth, Hate, Furia, Mgła, Batushka, Christ Agony. My personal shout outs would me Outre and Varmia.
You should do a lock horns episode about essential American black metal bands (including South American bands) like leviathan, Xasthur, sarcofago and inquisition.
Black metal is fucking terrible.
Global overkill m/
do slovenian classic heavy metal i dare you hahaha
GOOD STUFF. DO A GLOBAL EPISODE FOR ASIAN GRINDCORE
Love this new show! This is actually a great idea, I tend to browse for bands by country when I got to encyclopedia metallum. Hope you guys hit up every country!
PLEASE REVIEW I LOVED YOU AT YOUR DARKEST -BEHEMOTH!!!
Mannveira is the most kvlt black metal band that exists right now, they are from iceland.
is like burzum and behemoth had a baby in 1995 except if euronymous knew how to produce correctly
keep a sane and regular session for black metal, this was great…
it might be because i know people in these bands but i recommend Ophidian I and Cult of Lilith
best video . Thank you for going over this topic.
if you do Brazil, be sure to check out bands that mix brazilian folklore and african-brasilian religions with metal like Gangrena Gasosa
Blayne: ð is not a vowel, it’s a voiced dental fricative (like the th- in ‘that’).
Should do the French black metal scene particularly the LLN bands
This guy is the biggest cuck.
Nice work, liking the coverage from around the world
What are they up to…..?
You forgot to atach crimea to Russia
this was a (pause) nice look at the (pause) icelandic scene, but something about the (pause) delivery made it a bit (pause) tedious to (pause) listen to