Posts Tagged ‘Neofolk’
Some seasons seem to have an unlimited potential to inspire musicians and other artists to create amazing and beautiful things. Especially autumn and winter are those, that are important for black metal, as there are quite some records about them. Dämmerfarben’s Herbstpfad is one of the records focusing on autumn, but does it still have …
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Negura Bunget diveded the minds quite a few times in the past, as there were many people thinking, that the folk influence on their music is to huge, or they just didn’t like it at all. It’s little surprising, that Negru took two of his companions and founded Din Brad, to live out his preference for the Rumanian …
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Reading the name of Stroszek, many will think (well, if there are any thoughts) of the movie by the German regisseur Werner Herzog. This clearly has nothing to do with the movie, since this is a blog about metal records. We want to deal with the Italian Stroszek (and not with this Post-Punk band from Scottland) …
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Sometimes it is enough to take one look on the cover of a new record to be quite fascinated. There are far more times, that one look on the cover let’s you guess what genre that record will offer, as there are often the same stylistic elements (scrawly logos and such) which represent several genre. …
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The band Dämmerfarben should be a household name for the most of the visitors, as they took part in the brilliant compilation Der Wanderer Über dem Nebelmeer. By this time, they released their debut record and the hopes for a great record are pumped up as the song on the compilations really was great. But will …
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Artists often claim, that their inspiration lies within special moments, or things that changed their lives somehow. Musicians often claim, that their inspiration lies within those paintings and lyrics. In some special cases something gets dedicated to one of those artists. Caspar David Friedrich is one of those lucky people, because …
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