Black Metal

zeppy111 · 03-26-2010, 04:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier

Far from it, I`m actually impressed. Its the thought of a black metal band coming out of a country like the Ukraine, especially if its a dour and bleak place like the industrial parts of the Ukraine.

Ah my bad...

Well I would say Drudkh are actually pretty well off/popular in the BM scene, especially in the underground scene. They have I would say a cult-like following, which is enhanced by the members being missing from society barring the releasing of the music...

Damn fine band

Unknown Soldier · 03-26-2010, 05:09 AM

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Originally Posted by zeppy111

Ah my bad...

Well I would say Drudkh are actually pretty well off/popular in the BM scene, especially in the underground scene. They have I would say a cult-like following, which is enhanced by the members being missing from society barring the releasing of the music...

Damn fine band

My knowledge of black metal is quite limited but without doubt the mood will hit me to listen to more of it one day. I`ll add Drudkh to a very long list that I have.

**Janszoon** · 03-26-2010, 06:57 AM

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Originally Posted by zeppy111

I dig this track but the rest of the album just doesn't do it for me. Especially considering what a pillick the one chap is from Velvet Cacoon. But then again Black Metal is full of them. I.e. Varg - Burzum...

I don't know anything about Velvet Cacoon. What is it about the guy that makes him a pillick?

zeppy111 · 03-26-2010, 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon

I don't know anything about Velvet Cacoon. What is it about the guy that makes him a pillick?

He (lead singer) always goes on about how everything is a joke and released a couple other local bands (My Violent Ego) as his material, just to piss people off. Which one is retarded and two plagirising. Then release demo's and albums that didn't exist.

He basically created Velvet Cacoon to deceive people and to satitrise the BM scene and all involved in it.

**Janszoon** · 03-26-2010, 09:03 AM

How can he release demos or albums that don't exist?

zeppy111 · 03-26-2010, 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon

How can he release demos or albums that don't exist?

Ah. Slight re-phrasing. He told everyone that he had released a few demos and that they were ultra-rare and only a few select friends had and that if people did stuff for him or something that he would give them a copy. Then the close friends who he stated had copies of these rare demo's came out and said that they had no such demo's. Then when questioned about it he admitted to it and said he did it just for fun and to mess around with people.

**Janszoon** · 03-26-2010, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by zeppy111

Ah. Slight re-phrasing. He told everyone that he had released a few demos and that they were ultra-rare and only a few select friends had and that if people did stuff for him or something that he would give them a copy. Then the close friends who he stated had copies of these rare demo's came out and said that they had no such demo's. Then when questioned about it he admitted to it and said he did it just for fun and to mess around with people.

That's actually pretty funny.

jackhammer · 03-26-2010, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by zeppy111

He (lead singer) always goes on about how everything is a joke and released a couple other local bands (My Violent Ego) as his material, just to piss people off. Which one is retarded and two plagirising. Then release demo's and albums that didn't exist.

He basically created Velvet Cacoon to deceive people and to satitrise the BM scene and all involved in it.

This might clear some things up. Very interesting interview:

VELVET CACOON Interview - Full Moon Productions - FMP666.com

zeppy111 · 03-26-2010, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer

This might clear some things up. Very interesting interview:

VELVET CACOON Interview - Full Moon Productions - FMP666.com

Probabaly really stupid but I don't believe much of what he says.

Anyway, whatever his deal is, it is pretty irrelveant, Geneivive was a great release and still is.

TravisBickle · 03-27-2010, 04:11 AM

Josh/SGL (probably the only real member of VC) seems to be little more than an internet black metal troll but yeah, the atmosphere that was created with “Genevieve” was definitely something special. Laudanum, the title track and Avalon Polo would have to be my favourites. I hear a ton of MBV ‘Loveless’ influence here..
‘Northsuite’ is their one other release pretty close to this caliber IMO and is really the perfect type of thing for driving in a dark, rainy night.

I see a new album by Clair Cassis featuring Velvet Cacoon member(s) is available for pre-order at Full Moon Productions now… could be interesting.

Some all-time bm favourites that are most important to me…

BURZUM – first 4
BEHERIT – Oath of Black Blood, Drawing Down the Moon
EMPEROR – up to and including In the Nightside Eclipse
SARCO***O – INRI
MORTUARY DRAPE – All the Witches Dance
MASTER’S HAMMER - Ritual
HADES - ..Again Shall Be, The Dawn of the Dying Sun
HAVOHEJ – Dethrone the Son of God
IMMORTAL – Pure Holocaust
WEAKLING – Dead As Dreams
DRUDKH – Forgotten Legends, Autumn Aurora
ALCEST – Le Secret EP
ABSURD – Facta Loquuntur
DESTORYER 666 – Unchain the Wolves
BESTIAL WARLUST – Vengeance War Til Death
GRAVELAND – Thousand Swords, Following the Voice of Blood
ILDJARN - Det Frysende Nordariket, Forest Poetry
TORMENTOR – Anno Domini
BLASPHEMY – Fallen Angel of Doom, Gods of War
GRAND BELIAL’S KEY – Mocking the Philanthropist, Judeobeast Assasination
PESTE NOIRE – Macabre Transcendance demo, La Sanie des siecles
FULLMOON – United Aryan Evil demo
DARKTHRONE – A Blaze In the Northern Sky, Under A Funeral Moon, Transilvanian Hunger

Though I’m really missing a whole pile here…

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TravisBickle Groupie Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 34	Josh/SGL (probably the only real member of VC) seems to be little more than an internet black metal troll but yeah, the atmosphere that was created with “Genevieve” was definitely something special. Laudanum, the title track and Avalon Polo would have to be my favourites. I hear a ton of MBV ‘Loveless’ influence here.. ‘Northsuite’ is their one other release pretty close to this caliber IMO and is really the perfect type of thing for driving in a dark, rainy night. I see a new album by Clair Cassis featuring Velvet Cacoon member(s) is available for pre-order at Full Moon Productions now… could be interesting. Some all-time bm favourites that are most important to me… BURZUM – first 4 BEHERIT – Oath of Black Blood, Drawing Down the Moon EMPEROR – up to and including In the Nightside Eclipse SARCO***O – INRI MORTUARY DRAPE – All the Witches Dance MASTER’S HAMMER - Ritual HADES - ..Again Shall Be, The Dawn of the Dying Sun HAVOHEJ – Dethrone the Son of God IMMORTAL – Pure Holocaust WEAKLING – Dead As Dreams DRUDKH – Forgotten Legends, Autumn Aurora ALCEST – Le Secret EP ABSURD – Facta Loquuntur DESTORYER 666 – Unchain the Wolves BESTIAL WARLUST – Vengeance War Til Death GRAVELAND – Thousand Swords, Following the Voice of Blood ILDJARN - Det Frysende Nordariket, Forest Poetry TORMENTOR – Anno Domini BLASPHEMY – Fallen Angel of Doom, Gods of War GRAND BELIAL’S KEY – Mocking the Philanthropist, Judeobeast Assasination PESTE NOIRE – Macabre Transcendance demo, La Sanie des siecles FULLMOON – United Aryan Evil demo DARKTHRONE – A Blaze In the Northern Sky, Under A Funeral Moon, Transilvanian Hunger Though I’m really missing a whole pile here…