Top VoiceMetal News The best of heavy metal news, interviews, releases and other useful information on Voicemetal (page 8). • Five Excellent Black Metal Albums (No More Core!) You may have noticed that we don't often speak about modern black metal over here, preferring instead to focus on the quality releases of the black metal old guard, the bands that actually created black metal and contributed positively to the genre: Burzu...• King ov Hell: "Black Metal is NOT for Sheep" (Interview) The controversial King ov Hell is quite the caustic personality. In addition to being a master provocateur, King (real name: Tom Visnes) is also one of the most prolific black metal artists in the scene... he has played - bass, mostly, but also guitars - ...• Hellhammer: "Euronymous was Cracked in the Head!" (Mayhem Interview) As you may have noticed, this past week I have been quite busy re-reading Heavy Metal Master Class, the best-selling book on heavy metal history. What interested me the most was the chapter on early Norwegian black metal, which I only had a faint memory o...• Earliest Dead Interview, about Mayhem, Trendies and Black Metal While re-reading the book "Heavy Metal Master Class" in my spare time, I came across something interesting on the chapter of early Norwegian black metal. It was a Dead (Per Ohlin) interview done in April 1989. Now, this isn't significant in itself... u...• Necrobutcher: "They thought MAYHEM was a REGGAE band!" Necrobutcher is the lifelong bassist of the black metal band Mayhem. Outside of the short period when he was replaced by Varg Vikernes, to record "De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas" the legendary debut full-length album, he was always a part of the band. But you ...• 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 ...Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18Tweet Share