Appreciation Obscure Music Genres - #5 - Death Metal/Black Metal. (1 Viewer)

[jasque]

So technically, you are telling me that @Skinnny and @Elizabeth attack @eww? Poor @eww.

@Chahee this is an heartbreaking thing happening...

Wait so someone eventually can become jasque or rolex?

 

[GoldenBunny]

I was a huge fan of Arch Enemy, when they still had Angela Gossow as their singer. I love her.

And so young but this is the best age to explore different genres, imo. I am turning 25 in 11 days.

Angela was amazing; not a band I super followed but I loved how kick ass she is. Agreed that their newer singer isn't quite as good. You're young, you are!! (I'm older than you) Don't feel old, no quarter life crisis for you! :pandaroll:Also happy birthday!

I typically use Spotify & certain YT channels for finding new music now.
I should go back to Last.Fm.
I remember using it when I was eight - ten years old.

Same - I'm lazy and let Spotify rec now, or just reviews online. Wow Last.fm haven't thought about it in a while!

 

[jasque]

@Skinnny and @Elizabeth will keep them safe

Elizabeth makes me remember Gintama

 

[Peach]

Angela was amazing; not a band I super followed but I loved how kick ass she is. Agreed that their newer singer isn't quite as good. You're young, you are!! (I'm older than you) Don't feel old, no quarter life crisis for you! :pandaroll:Also happy birthday!

She was so fierce! I don't feel the same about their current lead singer though. She lacks something.

I sometimes feel even older with how tired I am all the time. xD How old are you then? And also thank you!

 

[Kpopalypse]

A couple small corrections:

Slayer is really a thrash metal band, not death metal (even though the lyrical themes are certainly similar).

Also, best hours for listening 00:00-23:59

 

[raymondchouku]

Oy! Why isn't Death mentioned. They were pioneers in the Genre:

Spoiler: 18+ because of content

Also, a notable sub-genre of Black Metal is DSBM, which is one that trends towards extreme melancholy and macabre themes.​