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blewcheer
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The Metal Detektor
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| blewcheer wrote: | | Exitium wrote: | | Hallucinogen wrote: | | little_raven wrote: | | Eternal Soul wrote: | | Morbid Obesity wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Candlemass wrote: | | TCM wrote: | | Steken wrote: | | Ough wrote: | | In Solitude wrote: | | Këjser Öccÿlt wrote: | | ill omen wrote: | | leewar wrote: | | Hopefully not. |
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under a funeral shroom
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| Ashes wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Exitium wrote: | | Hallucinogen wrote: | | little_raven wrote: | | Eternal Soul wrote: | | Morbid Obesity wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Candlemass wrote: | | TCM wrote: | | Steken wrote: | | Ough wrote: | | In Solitude wrote: | | Këjser Öccÿlt wrote: | | ill omen wrote: | | leewar wrote: | | Hopefully not. |
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global deathrape
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| under a funeral shroom wrote: | | Ashes wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Exitium wrote: | | Hallucinogen wrote: | | little_raven wrote: | | Eternal Soul wrote: | | Morbid Obesity wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Candlemass wrote: | | TCM wrote: | | Steken wrote: | | Ough wrote: | | In Solitude wrote: | | Këjser Öccÿlt wrote: | | ill omen wrote: | | leewar wrote: | | Hopefully not. |
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Speerhead
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| AmaLurra wrote: | Might be way off, but would Murmuure class as something that blends the two (albeit in a very obscure fashion)?
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Great band. Not quite what I'm after but I get what you mean.
| Backwards wrote: | | Circle of Ouroborus |
Which of their 10 million releases are you referring to? Nothing of the small amount of stuff I've heard by them resembles neo-folk.
| Dismal wrote: | | Don't Nhor from the UK do some neofolk and also BM. So that's kind of ( not really), what you were after..! |
Couldn't hear any neo-folk, but great stuff all the same.
| cold nihility wrote: | | Nechochwen's second album may be along the lines of what you are looking for. |
Thanks but native american themed BM sounds as cringe-worthy as the idea suggests.
| DEADLIFT wrote: | | The Austrasian Goat |
No metal on the album I listened to, but bloody amazing all the same. Thanks for the recommendation.
| ghaaroth wrote: | | German Empyrium, while not exactly BM, went from metal to typical german neofolk. And russian Obereit (from the guy who used to be in Death Triumphant, if I am not mistaken), which was neofolk all along then suddenly went back to metal on last album. |
OK, thanks. |
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DEADLIFT
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The Austrasian Goat: the first release is very atmospheric, almost soundscape black/doom, their 2nd mostly blends BM and Neurosis style experimentations, with only the last track being an (amazing) acoustic folkish ballad. Search the tube for “Miles from anywhere”.
Then we have the FULL no metal/folk only LP you mention, and finally a 2LP compilation including all their METAL styles, from the full frontal quasi-punk BM, to the crawling black/doom.
Very interesting band BTW.
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Speerhead
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| DEADLIFT wrote: | The Austrasian Goat: the first release is very atmospheric, almost soundscape black/doom, their 2nd mostly blends BM and Neurosis style experimentations, with only the last track being an (amazing) acoustic folkish ballad. Search the tube for “Miles from anywhere”.
Then we have the FULL no metal/folk only LP you mention, and finally a 2LP compilation including all their METAL styles, from the full frontal quasi-punk BM, to the crawling black/doom.
Very interesting band BTW. |
Excellent, will check those albums out. Thanks again. |
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W. Helm
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Blood of the Black Owl - A feral spirit is a great album of black, doom and folk combined.
There are native American influences though so maybe you won't like it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjnHn6eE0zQ
On a different note: Isn't neofolk more a mindset and outlook than a certain sound?
With such very different acts under the neofolk moniker there isn't a universal sound to it. Except maybe for the typical DIJ strumming.
Groups like Forseti, Naevus, Sieben, The Joy of Nature and Dernière Volonté all sound completely different.
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Speerhead
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| W. Helm wrote: |
On a different note: Isn't neofolk more a mindset and outlook than a certain sound?
With such very different acts under the neofolk moniker there isn't a universal sound to it. Except maybe for the typical DIJ strumming.
Groups like Forseti, Naevus, Sieben, The Joy of Nature and Dernière Volonté all sound completely different. |
Bingo. |
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W. Helm
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Another group that might interest you is Alda. Their album Tahoma is a very good dark folk and bm blend.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlbRT3WU9NQ
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Vincebus Eruptum
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| global deathrape wrote: | | under a funeral shroom wrote: | | Ashes wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Exitium wrote: | | Hallucinogen wrote: | | little_raven wrote: | | Eternal Soul wrote: | | Morbid Obesity wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Candlemass wrote: | | TCM wrote: | | Steken wrote: | | Ough wrote: | | In Solitude wrote: | | Këjser Öccÿlt wrote: | | ill omen wrote: | | leewar wrote: | | Hopefully not. |
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blewcheer
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| Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 3:45 pm Post subject: |
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| Vincebus Eruptum wrote: | | global deathrape wrote: | | under a funeral shroom wrote: | | Ashes wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Exitium wrote: | | Hallucinogen wrote: | | little_raven wrote: | | Eternal Soul wrote: | | Morbid Obesity wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Candlemass wrote: | | TCM wrote: | | Steken wrote: | | Ough wrote: | | In Solitude wrote: | | Këjser Öccÿlt wrote: | | ill omen wrote: | | leewar wrote: | | Hopefully not. |
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Captain Retard
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| Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 3:53 pm Post subject: |
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| Vincebus Eruptum wrote: | | global deathrape wrote: | | under a funeral shroom wrote: | | Ashes wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Exitium wrote: | | Hallucinogen wrote: | | little_raven wrote: | | Eternal Soul wrote: | | Morbid Obesity wrote: | | blewcheer wrote: | | Candlemass wrote: | | TCM wrote: | | Steken wrote: | | Ough wrote: | | In Solitude wrote: | | Këjser Öccÿlt wrote: | | ill omen wrote: | | leewar wrote: | | Hopefully not. |
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Metal like first Exodus = Great
Neo Folk like DI6 = Anal Pop
Yeah, hopefully NOT 
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Lythronax
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| Maybe it's just me, but something about this particular Judas Iscariot track reminds me a little of Death In June: http://youtu.be/rFlcoII5464 |
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