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This is my very first release, don't judge harshly. At the time of creating the music from this EP, I did not know how to mix music and work with the sound from the word at all. But soon there will be a second one and everything is much better there. I really want to be heard by at least someone, and I will be pleased with any feedback and criticism. All the best.

Link for my music: https://band.link/9g14x

u/Morkets-Spirade — 3 days ago
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Another part of the track from the upcoming album

In the video, I'm playing a snippet of a track from my upcoming album. This is the third track from the album that I recorded just today. I want to thank the people who subscribe to my Bandcamp and Spotify, as it greatly supports me. I understand that some people may get tired of my frequent posts, but it's the only way for me to be heard. I put a lot of effort into my music, and I do everything myself, so I value the feedback from people. If you're interested in my work or simply want to support me, I encourage you to subscribe to my Bandcamp or Spotify. My first release, which was released on April 24, is already available there. Thank you all in advance!

Bandcamp: https://morketsspirade.bandcamp.com/follow_me

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5aDzFzpTSwUqCXJDHpNMFr

u/Morkets-Spirade — 4 days ago
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I did a Dunkelheit cover. What do y'all think? I personally think that I sound like a rooster getting deep fried alive.

u/CagedQuiet666 — 5 days ago
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As title suggests, I am looking for music which has black metal elements without actually comitting to being black metal (or any subgenre of metal). Think Night of the Vampire (post-punk/darkwave), Weeping Coffin (pop-punk), Polterwytch (Punk/Dungeon Synth). I find this kind of fusion music very interesting.

(Not counting -core bands here)

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u/Natalia_666_ — 13 days ago

Its between these two for me, mid 90s samael was actually insane and always been underrated as hell for some reason. I think Ceremony of Opposite is overall more consistent with the nasty riffs that appeared in Blood Ritual and polished song structures

u/WonderfulDare997 — 8 days ago

Band name question

I've got a name for my band that I like, but it's my second choice.

The name that I like more is already in use, but the band using it only has 4 videos from a live show in 2024. They dont seem to be active any longer and dont have any recorded music released.

Should I use the name that I like more?

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u/n_thomas74 — 2 days ago