Ras Algethi makes doom metal a credible label

I just checked M-A and found a couple of bands. Enoch, Rostau, and some more I can't remember

I don't know most of them

Canaan is the major post Ras Algethi project

that I have heard

it's okay

not good enough

this demo is good, but the album is much better

I think somewhere in between would have been ideal maybe

Ok. I'm not that into doom metal really, so most is new for me

scope and tightness of album and the aesthetic of demo

there isn't that much

handful of bands

like 4-5

I figured

we went through them, the list has all of them

maybe some missing ones on the slow heavy metal side

but can't really muster any enthusiasm about that

https://metierialist.wordpress.com/

https://www.facebook.com/nigelfarageofficial/posts/1432696700111262

i can believe it, as nazism is really just about the only remaining refuge of whites, as a race. Everywhere else, everyone must give way and submit to diversity (which is more or less code-speak for 'anti-white')

fallot what do you mean by "neoclassical"

I was specifically referring to stuff like Ildjarn-Nidhogg synth stuff, later Burzum, Beherit electronic albums etc.

Dungeon Synth also falls in this category

others would be Dead Can Dance, maybe some Kraftwerk

diamanda Galas

no

that's just gothic aesthetic shouting

haha

I think I'd rather prefer the term "neoclassical" for that kind of stuff @fallot

I like a track or two

neoclassical as a term is good

but it would end up encompassing metal as well

by this usage

what I'm saying is we need to differentiate post-metal music

from the wider term neoclassical

I think it ends up erasing the contribution of riff language to the basic elements of musicality of these acts

a lot of this synthwave stuff is post-metal too

what about middle period Ulver stuff like Shadows of the Sun and Perdition City

not heard it

@UOC I refer to that by "Electronic"