Heard of these guys a year ago but never bothered to check them out. Somewhat comparable to wolves in the throne room only without the pussy, liberal lack of back bone or song writing. NSBM from Quebec. Newest album reminds me of Summoning or Walknut while older stuff is more riff bases lacking any keyboards and angrier sounding. This is an older song of their first album which i prefer.
and by the way geeks and new jack dorks, black metal was never and never will be about a future for white children you fucking faggot geeks with a shitty inferiority complex....
How can anyone enjoy the music if these goons are babbling in French the whole time? I mean, really...
post by spaldino at Dec 12,2009 8:32am
it sounds really barbaric and shitty to me, and i love the black metal kind of sound. just because it's black metal, doesnt mean it has to have shitty recording and barely timed drumming. it sounds really off.
Quebec is its own country, have you ever been around there. They hate speaking english and give you the hardest time if you don't speak a little french. or as they call it quebecois
Also, Hawaii should become its own country, Alaska should join up with western Canada and the northwest states, Texas should form a union with some south western states and we new englanders should join up with nova scotia and eastern canada. The rest can go fuck themselves.
End pro confederacy/anti federalist rant.
post by KPanzer at Dec 12,2009 12:31pm
They look like really depressed farmers.Great sound, but leave the wheat fields alone mes amis!
If you like black metal, Cattle Decapitation has an awesome blackish metal song called The Gardeners of Eden of of their album The Harvest Floor. I jerk off to it everyday
Yeah, good band. The transitions between old guy fiddle samples and metal songs on that one record ("Les Hivers De Notre Epoque" I think?) are kind of funny.
Have you heard Sombres Forets? Their first record ("Quintessence" ironically) reminds me of Forteresse, but a little more polished. Quebec has some great black metal bands.
