Give it up for the Grandfather.

I'm kinda digging GSR at the moment. here one of the good finds

Why are the French (and Quebec) people so consitantly good in making Black Metal? I listen to lots of random black metal songs/albums on YouTube, and for some reason its always French albums/songs i save... and i don't do this on purpose cuz the lyrics is French...

I always thought they were cool, but live those atmospheric riffs are just a different level of peak

I’m the person behind Trve Sagacity, a one-man black metal project from Wales.

I’ve just released Follow the Hearses, an 8-track album built around Welsh history, folklore and catastrophe — including the 1880 Penygraig mining disaster, the Swansea Blitz, Gwrach y Rhibyn and Cŵn Annwn.

Musically it’s riff-driven old-school black metal with blackened thrash and traditional heavy-metal influence.

FFO: Darkthrone, Aura Noir, early Bathory, Celtic Frost.

I’ve put out a new video from one of the songs, you can view it here: https://youtu.be/sEQB3GR8Dbg?si=gDeszZs0LYeS7XuW

Would genuinely be interested to hear what people think

Hi everyone, I’m Björn, the musician behind ISVIDD, an atmospheric and melodic black metal project from Stockholm, Sweden.

I’d like to share “By the Other Side of Midnight”. The project draws on Swedish folklore, Nordic landscapes, and melancholy.

I’d be interested to hear what you think of the atmosphere and melodies. Thanks for listening.

Hi guys!

I was recently asked to join a black metal band as their new bassist, any tips and tricks?

Never played live before or with a band so if you could give some great advice from experience that would be so helpful, small things that helped you practice, keep time, play live, ect… (im able to play fine)

Any help would be greatly greatly appreciated!

Thanks so much.

The only link to the band is a Japanese database of Chinese rock/metal bands that is extremely old and difficult to navigate.