Top VoiceMetal News The best of heavy metal news, interviews, releases and other useful information on Voicemetal (page 2). • Napalm Death Talks Grindcore, Censorship, Peste Noire (Interview) Alongside grind pioneers such as Repulsion, Helgrind and Terrorizer, Napalm Death is perhaps one of the longest and oldest continuous grindcore bands still active today. It is fitting, then, that this band was interviewed by Antoine Grand, the author o...• The Ultimate "Slaves to the Grind" Grindcore Book Review A book about grindcore and extreme metal music? Is it any good? Would you recommend "Slaves to the Grind: A Complete History of Grindcore Music"? Let's find out, by reviewing the book in question and answering some of the most commonly asked questions. ...• Samoth Interview, about Euronymous, meeting Ihsahn, and Faust Samoth sure is one crazy man. While many look at Ihsahn as the creative force being the Norwegian black metal band Emperor, the one who set the train in motion, so to speak, was really Samoth (Tomas Haugen). It was Samoth who first met Euronymous, and ...• Remember Crunkcore, MySpace and BrokenCYDE? The last few articles have been about some rather serious topics, such as black metal interviews with Satyricon and Abbath and Demonaz's recent feuds, so I figured for the sake of diversity, it would be nice to approach a slightly more lighthearted topic ...• Satyr and Frost: "We Started Satyricon After Meeting With Dead" Satyricon is perhaps one of the most interesting bands in the Norwegian black metal scene. Halfway between Dimmu Borgir and something more esoteric like Burzum or Darkthrone, the band is still active today... even if they don't consider their music black ...• Infernus Interview: "We Want Gorgoroth Music on MTV!" When it comes to bands that call themselves nominally "black metal", but engage in what is really screamo goth rock or, in the present case, nu-metal, Dimmu borgir and Cradle of Filth are probably at the top of the list. But Gorgoroth isn't very far down,...• Shagrath and Silenoz: "Dimmu Borgir could cover ABBA or the Bee Gees" Dimmu Borgir. Perhaps the most controversial black metal band in existence. Even more than controversial, the proper term for Dimmu Borgir I think is polarising. Either love them or hate them, you won't find a single metalhead alive who "doesn't have an o...• Darkthrone's Fenriz Interview: "We ARE the Raw Black Metal!" Darkthrone started out as a death metal band, and their 1991 album Soulside Journey reflects that. Since then, they got rid of their bassist Dag Nilsen, who "hated black metal", and eventually - sometime after the release of Under a Funeral Moon - their m...• Nocturno Culto: "Black Metal Has Lost Its Way" When people think of Darkthrone, their minds immediately jump to the charismatic frontman Fenriz... normal, you'd say, as he's the one who gives most interviews, and who has more "presence". But to disregard the influence of Ted "Nocturno Culto" Skjell...• Nargaroth Interview: "Black Metal is Dead to Me!" Nargaroth has long been known for its controversial positions within the black metal scene. Hated by some for their extreme and radical views, and annoying to others for Kanwulf's early history of fabricating ridiculous stories - like how he planned to...Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12Tweet Share