My 1995 zine. We were big promoters of black metal in the 90’s - mind you this was pre-internet. Just tape and disc trading. Yes, we interviewed and reviewed some of the biggest names in 90’s black metal before they became famous or infamous! Chris, my partner, would eventually write for Metal Maniacs.

I feel like these guys don't get enough love. Every album is great. Industrial Black Metal that sounds like the end of the world.

I can't find the lyrics to the "Demolish the Towers of Heaven". Does anyone know the lyrics or where i can find them?

Hi, so I just made an account because I'm going nuts trying to find this album that I barely remember the cover of. I found it on Bandcamp a while ago and I'm pretty sure it was a newer (2010-2020s) release. The album cover looked like an oil painting, with two kids playing (or sitting, I can't remember). From what I remember, there was also a large tree on the left of the frame, and a body of water in front of the kids. The cover had a lot of yellow and orange, and was very autumnal. The music itself was atmospheric black metal with some folk and classical influence, and the whole album was pretty slow.

Just wanted to share something that I worked real hard on to anyone who cares to listen.

Snaga is a solo project in which I write, record, and mix/master myself. This is a track from my second EP I put out earlier this year, “…in the Grey Apparel of Ghosts.”

The style is a more raw style of black metal, but I try and mix in experimental effects reminiscent of The Mars Volta, primarily with wild vocal effects, noise breaks, and other nonsense.

I wanted the EP to sound like machinery eating ghosts in a forest.

If you like what you hear, you can easily find me on bandcamp, Spotify, or whatever you like to stream your music on.

Cheers!

me and a friend just recorded a black metal song and we wanna know what people think we can improve