I don't understand the fixation on satanic themes with metal. Like all their cover art is demons and skulls and whatnot. Why do they all have to do the same thing?It's edgy and fun. The edge is part of the appeal. The fact that the second-wave bands that really defined the genre in the 90s were largely from nice, cushy Scandinavian countries makes it even funnier.
I don't understand the fixation on satanic themes with metal. Like all their cover art is demons and skulls and whatnot. Why do they all have to do the same thing?
I don't understand the fixation on satanic themes with metal. Like all their cover art is demons and skulls and whatnot. Why do they all have to do the same thing?They dont
I can respect this, unless you count Darkthrone as straight black metal. A Blaze in the Northern Sky was partially straight black metal and black metal with death metal.
I don't understand the fixation on satanic themes with metal. Like all their cover art is demons and skulls and whatnot. Why do they all have to do the same thing?not a metal historian but i've heard a lot of it, especially early black metal, is a response to the religious happenings in europe at the time. a lot of music shares lyrical themes and content tho? par for the course to be influenced by something, make that something, and have similarities to that something. it's not just metal.
Lay down your soul to the gods rock n roll!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kbon057vPk
No like 98% of it is badso it's just like ever other genre. nice.
They dont, but the satanic stuff is cool imagery. The music is dark, so dark themes like death make sense.
I forgot to mention Chapel rules. Drink to the power of Satans might!Black N Roll is a top tier subgenre to me
Ok maybe not "all", but whenever CE posts a metal thread it's full of that sort of imagery.is this an issue? religious? i don't even notice the satan stuff anymore. i'm not really staring at album arts all day or deciphering lyrics when i listen to harsh vocal metal.
Yes, but I've got to be in the mood for it.Yeah, I'm more into death or thrash.