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Lebenssucht – -273,15°C (Now I’m Legit Suicidal Black Metal)
Man the pain just bleeds off of the self-inflicted cuts of this one, phew. Proper direction, vertically, along the length of the veins, goddamn… I’m seriously suicidal now, for show at least. Depressive Suicidal Black Metal (DSBM) doesn’t get the hype it needs sometimes. Maybe it’s too legitimately scary to some, I don’t know, […]
black metal \ I love melancholy \ melancholic \ Osmose Productions \ Rodrigo Beuno \ suicidal black metal \ Sweden \ Vanhelga
Vanhelga – Fredagsmys (Black Metalcholy)
Yeah this Swedish outfit has has got me crying. The sound of it turns the most pleasant disposition into a soiled, soggy mess. Plus I’m pretty depressed I haven’t heard much of Vanhelga before this moment. The name seems as though it’s somewhere in the mists of my memories, but it’s but a whisper too […]
black metal \ France \ Heir \ I love these guys \ Les Acteurs de L'Ombre Productions \ post-black metal \ suicidal black metal
Heir – Au Peuple de l’Abîme (Post-Suicidal Black Metal)
I swear if this label ever sends me anything bad the world is going to end that particular day. Les Acteurs de L’Ombre Productions is, again, the absolute heir of all that was the kingdom of black metal in France. Since its inception in 2009, I have never failed to be amazed by the label’s output. It’s the only […]
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SPLITting Headache – Buncha Metal
Well, we finally made some sense out of what we want to do with this new special feature of ours, titled, as you can see, SPLITting Headache. The problem we’ve always had with splits is that you have at least two bands, but sometimes more than that, and how do you go about reviewing that? […]
