Zad wrote:
Astaroth wrote:
i don't get it... doesn't Gorgoroth and Mayhem have that mentality too?.. i actually think Velvet Cacoon was cool because they had their own ideology, just like Varg, instead of being followers. That doesn't mean i agree with them, i personally think Velvet Cacoon was full of shit.
And how can such a tiny band such as Velvet Cacoon tribute to you departing from black metal? they were nothing but lowlifes who wanted to be regarded as sophisticated, kvlt and very clever.... doesn't make any sense compared to all the nsbm, and all the stupid fucktards who believe they can't listen to black metal without embrazing nazism - mostly because they feel inadiquet. Nothing more fun when a mere black metal teenager tries to convince you that he's more powerfull and a general über-mensch, when u know he's spending most of his time on a hospital getting medicine for his mentally illnesses.
Not at all, Gorgoroth and Mayhem believe in what they are doing. According to the True BM ideology, there is only one path to follow, and sure, some of the more recent bands have been doing great stuff, but when a genre gets to the point when it's just taking the piss out of itself, I need some time off from it. I think far more interesting things are being done in Death Metal, and BM's underground nature means it will remain essentially a dying genre. I can't see it surviving another ten years, in a pure form.
well, true BM ideology is just as stupid as Velvet Cacoon, and neither Gorgorth nor Mayhem can live up to the original BM ideology anyway.
And i don't understand how a tiny band like VC alluva sudden becomes the spokesmen for an entire genre. They don't even like black metal to begin with. How come you take a band seriously, that infiltrates the scene and after a while begins shitting all over it? Would you feel the same way if i made a death metal band and then startet talking shit about it etc etc? Would u give up death metal then?
Anywho, Black Metal will exist in yet another ten years, even in pure form - it's just a matter of copycats
Black metal already does exist outside it's pure form, just look at those bands Misha mentioned. Furthermore, the trendy mainstream black metal will probably be gone, leaving only the underground as it was meant to be behind, at least i hope so... not that i think i still listen to black metal in 10 years.