The A to Z of Black Metal 

Burzum for B

Nargaroth, Darkened nocturn slaughtercult and Beherit

Dissection and Lifelover

leviathan for L

Drudkh, Horna, Ifernach, Nyktalgia, Sargeist/Svartidauði, Winterfylleth/Wolves In The Throne Room

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I thought that aswell haha. but to be completely honest darkthrone has had a larger impact on black metal as a whole than dissection, but they really were something else

@@dawidbylka2706 I'd say it's the other way around. Darkthrone were by far the least impactful of the original norwegian bands. Great band, but not exactly innovative. Dissection on the other hand changed black metal forever, they showed that you could write somewhat more complicated songs with better song structures and still be successful. The Somberlain changed the game for all black metal, and when they released Storm of the Lights Bane they were instantly immortalized.

@@damnedbelowjudas_ you've probably just heard the wrong songs. Storm of the Lights Bane is one of the best Black Metal albums ever made. Listen to it and you'll change your mind.

@@AmericanMrDream meh, I kinda agree. Dissection is definitely more innovative and original for its time I dont really see its impact on the genre. they were a great band but thats it. darkthrone on the other hand was at the fore front of the second wave and I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss its involvement in the development of black metal.

@@dawidbylka2706 I'm not discrediting Darkthrone or saying that they weren't a big part of the creation of the second wave scene, but their music in itself didn't have anything new or exciting to offer. Dissection took the atmosphere and evil of black metal and combined it with the brutality and superior song structures of Gothenburgs melodeath scene, which sparked enough imitators to reach the moon basically. Edit: I do see your point, and obviously I am biased towards my favorite band haha, so I think we'll just have to agree to disagree 🤘🏻

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BEST. UK. BLACK METAL BAND.

Still trying to work that out! There’s layers and layers of tracks in the recordings, makes things difficult

hahah, I was vibing with the Ondkapt riff a lot too

getting there, thanks man

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They were! Thanks man

was sent to Darrell to mix, i think he used the gojira plugin

@@DevGohil awesome, thank you!

Hey, yeah there's Black Metal tone videos on the channel ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H-3Ht1Nzk94.html

Thanks man, Darrell used the Archetype Gojira plugin, works beautifully

@@DevGohil Could you share your Archetype Gojira presets in some way? Would be very appreciated :)

@@inumbrate860 you’ll have to message Darrell, he did the mix

neither did I, had to do some research for this

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@@DevGohil damn right 😈 O and the song that this did remind me of is LA's Interstellar Overdrive

Thanks man, only played 8 stringed guitars and I don't own one

Many pickups

for sure

classical most of the time

Each guitar in this video is in a different tuning

@@DevGohil Thanks for the reply! I'm looking at purchasing either a Dean ML or V and was curious about how they compare to one another.

@@joshuabean846 MLs sound better, both play great

Good to know. Thanks again for replying!!! 🤘

when im more familiar with the genre

@@DevGohil fair enough. personal recommendation is ruins of beverast-rain upon the impure

Literally in the first second of the video