When I first heard a black metal song, I was scared but at the same time it felt oddly satisfying.

@@PriyankaDas-fe6hm I'm just amazed by the genius level of musician that it takes to create Black Metal.

First time that I heard Norwegian black metal, I got it .I was lucky maybe?

Indeed!!!! I started with hard rock, in the 70's, then metal in the 80's, and about 25 years ago, I found death and black metal. I just can't get enough of it. I agree with you, about people dismissing black metal, as just "noise'. They have no idea, how complex, and the time it takes to do the construction of the songs. Personally, I like Frost better in 1349.

You have my picture😂

That's a distinctive trait of a person with high intelligence.

@@-Vitalis- ?!

@@Lord_Invictus Usually people with high intelligence have a hard time interacting with others and developing significative relationships, since they don't find people with the same likes and traits as often as "regular" people. Frost is a very intelligent and sensible person... I mean, it's damn clear. Lol.

@@-Vitalis- all i want to say, that i felt just like he said.

the key difference is when the composer said : I write music for my self and Frost said no it has to be connected with the audience ,this is the secret of black metal , its audience is not so big as other genres but the music is produced to be connected with this audience regardless of its size

I couldn't agree more with you. Satyricon music is powerful on it's own way and we do feel it.

The reasons of why satyricon is criticized has nothing to do with their music or the approach they take on it. It is a matter of the scene and how some people see black metal in general. That said, depending on the discussion it is totally justified, I myself think frost is a great drummer in the wrong band, satyr just gave a bad taste to the band, but im glad frost is not chained to satyricon and he is a player by himself.

like a dimmu borgir song

No.

@@dantovar3694 Who is better?

Hellhammer, Nicholas Barker, Derek Roddy, Inferno, Kevin Paradis, Pete Sandoval, Hannes Grossman, Thomas White, Gene Hoglan, Shannon Lucas, etc.

@@dantovar3694 Inferno is my other favorite, I'll look into the others. 😁

Tamatoa from Te Ruki

That's your impression, not mine. Even if you don't like him, Frost is a true blackmetaler, but you don't.

You got offended by his opinion.@@valerieblackthorn13

Because he's frozen....in frost.

...because he is a vampire...

Lol

@CelestialCitadel It's because of the beard, when he's shaved he looks like ten years younger.

saytrion wtf is that ???

@@tor1189 I don't know what sayrion is too

Tons of rock 2017

Como nao se o black é só sobre comerccio ou marketing? Música lixo com uma pseudo mensagem libertadora

You are very beautiful 😍

From an exclusively academic perspective, yes. From a purely aesthetic point of view... that's debatable.

What makes him inferior? That's only your opinion, not a fact. Frost is a modest professional musician.

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No, el que tenía a su abuela argentina es Fenriz de Darkthrone. No se como fue la historia, si la abuela fue a Noruega y se caso allí.. O fue el noruego que la conoció en Argentina.. La madre del padre de Fenriz. Hay una entrevista por Google que Fenriz lo cuenta :)

That makes two of us 🤘🏼

Mgla have to be the most boring and overrated BM bands ever. Watain too. Bleh.

See, that's why nobody gives a fuck about you.. The moment something "has" to be a certain way - it's no longer art, cause art is free - if you strictly like a specific sound - that's great (in this case the so called trve kvlt black metal), but requiring from people to sound in a certain way is strange. Frost is more black metal than you, I can tell you that. Why? Cause black metal and the idea behind it, is freedom. Which is something you do not have - you are a slave of the idea that something should sound a certain way. Look at Fenriz, Varg Vikkernes - they are not making trve kvlt black metal anymore too. Just like Frost.

@@ThrasherDge Black metal is art and freedom, you're absolutely right!

@@ThrasherDge Well spoken, thank you!

They changed for themselves. To explore another ways to pass on the same feelings because they is very neutering to the artist, explore and find your intuition's place, not sick for ever in a genre just because people would've like it. They are exactly not pleasing folks like you and they knew that all the way.

Agreed @Vermin. Thought exactly the same. Not sure how this is not obvious to your detractors.

that's what obnoxious posers like you always say

Satyricon is a very powerful band if your mi d is not full of 'should be' and 'I want it'. Those are great artist we should be grateful for the power in the music instead to try to hurt of unknown reasons.

Satyricon was and is still one of the best (musically wise) band. Satyr's riffing and melodies are above all

@SonOfOdin Put on what? Dark Medieval Times, The Shadowthrone, or Nemesis divina??? These are the peak of Satyricon, each of them is an absolute masterpiece. Especially Nemesis Divina.

BS, although DMT is a good album, The Shadowthrone and Nemesis Divina are better.