That's on you, there were loads of great bands back then, too. SMRC is definitely one of the best bm albums, no doubt, but people give it too much credit for innovation.
@@Andre-j4q4r Draco sit Mixi dux, Mysterion tes Anomias, Salvation, The Ichneumon Method, The Work Which Transforms God. All before 2004 and highly innovative.
I've said it once and I will repeat it again because it's never enough. This record is a pure MASTERPIECE! It is what can be defined as a perfectly executed black metal record and deserves to become a role model for many bands who are still stagnating and trying to replicate an era that's well in the past. My deepest respect for Barshasketh and WTC for the hard work and the unshakable tradition of releasing quality stuff.
+Lifelover I won't agree with the "era that's well in the past" part, for those "well in the past" bands succeded in grasping such a consistent quantity of soul and feeling, that cannot and shall not be forgotten. Indeed a masterpiece this material, and I am very pleased to notice such an extraordinary evolution in the Black Metal scene. But, for what it's worth, let's not throw rocks at the ones who, from nothing and coming out of an era of soft music and soft lyrics, especially, managed to craft such genre, such dogma of leaving. It is equally like trying to spit at those who created the languages, the notions and the formulas by which the world flows.
I received my copy on tape and the shirt from WTC today. Realy love those dark, dramatic arrangements, a very versatile piece of work, that likely won't get me bored any time soon. The artwork wears the unmistakable thumbpoint of its creator and may appear over-common if you are ie. into Blut Aus Nord as well. Obviously all those icons aren't attached with too much importance but it perfectly catches the ritualistic mood of the music. I am looking forward to a Vinyl version tbr - hopefully with some full-size booklet or appendix to contain the great artwork.
This whole throwback/revival of cassette tapes makes absolutely no sense to me... tapes sucked 30 years ago and they still suck now. There's no way anyone who grew up with tapes would ever voluntarily go back to them. Might as well go back to watching movies on VHS or Laserdisc. But hey man, if you like it... more power to ya!
Well I was waiting vor the Vinyl realese back then, thats why I bought only a cassette copy in the first place. Apart from that I still own lots of releases on cassettes, some of them have not been released otherwise. Some of them I bought on tape, as tapes are sold for less than half the price of a CD & those releases have been sort of interesting but not that important to me.
I always thought Andy Serkis' crowning achievement was his portrayal of Smeagol/Gollum in the Lord of the Rings films ... until I heard his awesome work as vocalist for Barshasketh! Yes indeed, my precious!!!
What`s the new ground here. I found it quite formulaic and zero risk made it kinda boring. Also, whats with the pyramid and the eye, seriously, are we all slaves to this stupid iconography now?
Ceno I'd add very predictable. this goes around in the old well studied resources of most standard bands. definitely needs more violence. too bad for them, because at last, they all are good musicians and have a really clean coordination. anyway, it's a nice effort.
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This album is fucking amazing, can't believe I missed this one until now.
One of the best BM albums of 2015.
I just love how a ton of bands adopted Deathspell Omega's style, back in the day Si monvmentvm requires was all I had
That's on you, there were loads of great bands back then, too. SMRC is definitely one of the best bm albums, no doubt, but people give it too much credit for innovation.
same here. this one sounds more like blackened version of Schuldiner's Symbolic
@@KINKYmustache yeah? a few examples of great albums in 2004 in bm?
@@Andre-j4q4r Draco sit Mixi dux, Mysterion tes Anomias, Salvation, The Ichneumon Method, The Work Which Transforms God. All before 2004 and highly innovative.
So glad I found this gem /m/
Judging by your picture I would say below average communist
I've said it once and I will repeat it again because it's never enough. This record is a pure MASTERPIECE! It is what can be defined as a perfectly executed black metal record and deserves to become a role model for many bands who are still stagnating and trying to replicate an era that's well in the past. My deepest respect for Barshasketh and WTC for the hard work and the unshakable tradition of releasing quality stuff.
+Lifelover I won't agree with the "era that's well in the past" part, for those "well in the past" bands succeded in grasping such a consistent quantity of soul and feeling, that cannot and shall not be forgotten. Indeed a masterpiece this material, and I am very pleased to notice such an extraordinary evolution in the Black Metal scene. But, for what it's worth, let's not throw rocks at the ones who, from nothing and coming out of an era of soft music and soft lyrics, especially, managed to craft such genre, such dogma of leaving. It is equally like trying to spit at those who created the languages, the notions and the formulas by which the world flows.
+Toralf Constantion I think you completely misread what I wrote above. Anyways, everybody is entitled to have his own opinion.
Chin chin
I'm sorry... That was a far too civil dialogue for a youtube comments section.
Still amazing.
Excelent sound Brutalisismo, Bestialisimo, Salvajisimo. Spanish words for me describe this music. Black Metal From Hell Until The Death Eternaly.
I received my copy on tape and the shirt from WTC today. Realy love those dark, dramatic arrangements, a very versatile piece of work, that likely won't get me bored any time soon.
The artwork wears the unmistakable thumbpoint of its creator and may appear over-common if you are ie. into Blut Aus Nord as well. Obviously all those icons aren't attached with too much importance but it perfectly catches the ritualistic mood of the music.
I am looking forward to a Vinyl version tbr - hopefully with some full-size booklet or appendix to contain the great artwork.
This whole throwback/revival of cassette tapes makes absolutely no sense to me... tapes sucked 30 years ago and they still suck now. There's no way anyone who grew up with tapes would ever voluntarily go back to them. Might as well go back to watching movies on VHS or Laserdisc.
But hey man, if you like it... more power to ya!
Well I was waiting vor the Vinyl realese back then, thats why I bought only a cassette copy in the first place.
Apart from that I still own lots of releases on cassettes, some of them have not been released otherwise. Some of them I bought on tape, as tapes are sold for less than half the price of a CD & those releases have been sort of interesting but not that important to me.
cassettes never really went away. black metal aesthetics improve some with shitty quality.
thank you for uploading this!!!!
hell, this is splendid.
Una obra maestra
Amazing \m/
shits bussin
Excellent album!
Supreme trance.
I'm very happy I clicked on this by mistake
Great stuff
Looking forward to this live in Glasgow...💀
This is amazing. \m/
sounds juicy
is't fucking Awesome!!!
Gorgoroth influence here...
Nice!
Sometime sound like SETHERIAL...😋
gr8 m8
I always thought Andy Serkis' crowning achievement was his portrayal of Smeagol/Gollum in the Lord of the Rings films ... until I heard his awesome work as vocalist for Barshasketh!
Yes indeed, my precious!!!
wtf is that amazing shit
black metal sudamericano!!!
Carlos Andrés Marin Campos ahhh no!!
Awesome! Is this a British band?
Yes and no. Formed in New Zealand, then based in Edinburgh since 2010.
you dont understand words..
Say no to the Abrahamic influences in black metal!
What`s the new ground here. I found it quite formulaic and zero risk made it kinda boring. Also, whats with the pyramid and the eye, seriously, are we all slaves to this stupid iconography now?
Ceno I'd add very predictable. this goes around in the old well studied resources of most standard bands. definitely needs more violence. too bad for them, because at last, they all are good musicians and have a really clean coordination. anyway, it's a nice effort.