I stumbled across these years ago and just had a mind there to track it down again so I could post here. Wild a band like this could even exist in Belarus back then. Cool shit! Some of the most obscure and necro stuff you’re likely to hear.
Has anyone Europe based got any tips for a place to pick up studs? I was looking to get some 12mm pyramids like these and they seem to be up around the €11 mark for a bag of 100 where I used to pay around €1.50. I guess this is the new import fees at work but wondering if anyone knows a good site to buy from or is it better to just go with the likes of aliexpress and cough up for import fees, taxes etc?
Cheers!
Is everyone sick of these yet? Thought I’d try one of just traditional heavy metal. 80s and a few older bands only. What’s lowest known/ highest not known?
All traditional heavy metal bands. I stuck to the 80s with a few older bands that were active then. All stuff I actually listen to. What's your high unknown/ low known?
Lol, I found the rumours. Buyed from old guy in a small shop, for 5$. Bringed to home and my brother said its fake😭, he said its a cheap copy with fake wb logo
Has anyone got any favourite bands from the USSR? I’ve been digging into the metal scene there for years now and have found some great stuff, not just from Russia but other republics too. Aria are the big one everyone knows but there were a lot of great groups. This one by Magnit might be the best Russian album of the era for me. I also love Katedral and Gunnar Graps Grup from Lithuania and Estonia respectively.
The scene in the USSR wasn’t as out there as some other places in the eastern bloc, Czechoslovakia and Hungary especially. Or at least the bands Melodia would release weren’t but it’s a fascinating thing to dig into anyway.
Would love to hear some recommendations if anyone has them. Especially more obscure bands, ones that don’t get official state releases or things dating to before the mid 80s. Would also be cool to hear if there’s anyone with stories of going to shows and being into heavy music in those days.
Cheers!
