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20 Best New’ish BM Bands

+ Ranked most to less liked.
+ Just my opinion.
+ No debuts full lengths released earlier than 2010

Djevel
Saidan
Spectral Wound
Hellripper
Serpentes
Minenwerfer
Lamp of Murmuur
Mispyrming
Blackbraid
Hulder
Sinmara
Moonchapel
Black Cilice
Stormkeep
Ruim
Scimitar
Misotheist
Dödsrit
Nordjevel
Doodswens

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u/Kyle580 — 11 hours ago

I'm a noob, can I get recommendations simillar to The Lonely?

I've been loving this band and its distant, DIY sound. Do anyone know simillar albums? It'd be greatly appreciated. Stay safe.

u/Odd-Assignment5164 — 15 hours ago

What do you actually think about Mayhem?

I personally really love their releases after Euronymous died. Every member got more creative freedom, music got more experimental and better in quality. Wolf's Lair Abyss and Grand Declaration Of War are my favourite Mayhem releases, Esoteric Warfare and Liturgy Of Death are also great albums in my opinion

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u/Eternal_MunjoPro64 — 1 day ago

How beautiful can black metal actually get while still being black metal?

How straight-up beautiful can black metal get? How would you even define “beauty” in a BM context? Would it be atmoblack, post-black, blackgaze, DSBM, meloblack, black ambient, folk/black, something else, or any and all of the above?

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u/No_Durian_6987 — 2 days ago

CD sicher ?

Servus ihr lieben, ich will mir das Album Carelian satanist Madness auf CD bestellen aber Frage mich ob es zu rechtlichen Problemen führen kann weil im Logo ein ss Totenkopf ist und in Deutschland sind ja Nazi Symbole verboten deswegen wollte ich einfach mal nachfragen bevor ich mir die CD bestelle. ( Ich bestelle sie bei Sturmglanz Black Metal Manufaktur)

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Recomend me some more underground bands

Latelly I have been listening to a lot of Absu, Abigor, Afsky, Dissection, Panopticon, Sargeist and Behexen. But I want to get into some more underground bands that can have a similar style.

Love the long songs, chaotic guitars and rawish production. Also Abigor weird melodic parts are awesome.

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u/TheRat_Emperor — 3 days ago
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Hello everyone, this is the Morkets Spirade project

Hello all guys, My name is Vadim, and I present the Morkets Spirade project, it's been a while since my last publication, that's why, right now, I want to announce that my 2nd full-length album Decapitated Soul will be released on July 5th. I put a lot more effort into this album than in the previous one. The overall quality of the sound, mixing, and the idea itself is a few heads higher. I also wanted to express my deep gratitude for the activity and support under the previous album, to tell the truth, I understand perfectly well that most of the support was not because of the album, but because of the initiative)) When I wrote the second album, I got my band together and started doing the local scene and trying to organize a concert, for now we need to learn a couple of my songs, And we were promised a concert if the material was prepared. I also tried to improve the quality of the teaser editing, now the quality of shooting, pictures and the overall sound quality of teasers will be much better. Below I will attach links to my pages, as soon as I create presaves, I will immediately do about it. All the best guys!!!

Bandcamp:

https://morketsspirade.bandcamp.com/follow\_me

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4kWfI3y8qA15vRML7mXrXJ?si=OcxmYvmMTHuz2IWxene7Gg

Telegram Channel:

https://t.me/morkets\_spirade

u/Morkets-Spirade — 2 days ago
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Any Melodeath or Meloblack songs that have a similar melody to this ost?

From the game Darksiders 2, the corruption is basically like a mold that spreads and corrupts everything

"Corruption is a force of evil and malevolence that causes any who come into contact with it to commit evil acts, before falling irrevocably into madness"

The games theme is that life and death is a cycle and death is a good thing for some since it releases them from thier misery and that from death comes life.

The melody doesn't have to be one to one to the video but it should sound bittersweet and kinda hopeful?

Not really into Black metal, only listened to dissection, entombed and Judas Iscariot.

But I've heard people say black metal can sound beautiful as well, bittersweet too.

I also don't mind symphonic black metal recommendations.

u/Putrid-Excuse-1564 — 3 days ago

Dissonant Recs

As the title suggests, I'm after some nasty, super dissonant BM. Bands/albums that have been dominating my plays at the moment are (though by no means exhaustive):

Deathspell Omega (obviously)

Blut Aus Nord (The Disharmonium albums in particular)

Svartidauði

Gorrch

Leviathan

Aosoth

Akhyls

Chaos Echoes

Mo'ynoq (Dreaming in a Dead Language)

Addendum: I definitely do not want any recs with symphonic elements.

Thanks

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u/dk_priori — 3 days ago

Are Black Metal Bands worth to see live?

I've never been to a BM show mostly because it isn't easy to find a performance of any Medium to Smaller sized Black Metal bands in my area of the United States. The last band that perform around here was Emperor.

This isn't to say Emperor isn't a Black Metal band, not worthy of seeing live, so on. However, I love a good deal and being able to see a small local artist plus support them

On another note, I will be in Europe for some time. I know there are a lot of show containing Medium to Smaller Black Metal Artists in Europe compared to the US.

Then this begs the questions, is Black Metal worth to see live?

What bands would you recommend to see live in Europe?

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u/ComprehensiveBar6339 — 3 days ago

Which black metal album would you love to hear for the first time again?

It's not necessarily your favorite black metal album ever.

Just the one you would love to experience again with fresh ears, like the first time you listened to it. Which one would you choose, and what made that first listen so special?

In my case, I would pick Cruelty and the Beast by Cradle of Filth without any doubt.

That album really blowed my mind back then. It introduced me to a way of writing songs I had never imagined before. The atmosphere, the amount of details, the lyrics... everything felt so unique to me.

It left a mark on me, and I still remember that first time as something very special.

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u/Mysst3r11s — 4 days ago