The Pact was worth the wait but I hope it isn't another 10 years before they grace us with another album. Funereal Presence, the drummer's band, is also mandatory listening!
@@Weltschmerz1523 Oh, no doubt about that and I totally agree. Hope to see them live some day and I wish my planned trip to Chaos Descends didn't fall apart.
Talked to him last night after his gig in Detroit. Very cool dude. Drummer as well he ended up giving me a free shirt. They were jaw dropping live. Hails!
Negative Plane is one of those very unique Black Metal bands that are definitely influence by the first wave. When I listen to them I also spin releases by Mortuary Drape and Cultes Des Ghoules. There are a few other bands that Negative Plane shares musicians with, such as Ominous Resurrection and Funereal Presence.
Ed is a great guy, he joined our trivial time team at Beyond The Gates and was of great help and we won! The Pact is an album that had to grow on me, but goddamn it is definitely one of the best albums of last year with some really interesting songwriting. Hail Negative Plane!
I was friends with both the guys Nameless Void and Bestial Devotion when they were still living in Florida. I just wanted to say "The Pact" is a great album and I wish the band the best. Also Nameless get in touch with me if possible.
His replies are clear, confident, and coherent, but his body language is so anxious. I imagine I would feel the same pre-performance, or maybe it fades with some people.
Haha! Go Ed! My hometown homies! Never got to hear him speak about the band like this before… usually we just end up drunk and singing venom or wu tang songs…🤷🏻♂️🤣 🍻🍻
In this context: Old-school: 80's/90's New Wave: 2000's Remember that Iron Maiden is labeled as "New Wave of British Heavy Metal" and they started in 1975. Context is everything.
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Definitely a very unique band. Great to see them on this channel
The Pact was worth the wait but I hope it isn't another 10 years before they grace us with another album. Funereal Presence, the drummer's band, is also mandatory listening!
I hear what you say but I'd rather wait 10 years for a good album than 3 years for a mediocre output.
@@Weltschmerz1523 Oh, no doubt about that and I totally agree. Hope to see them live some day and I wish my planned trip to Chaos Descends didn't fall apart.
wouldnt mind a new Occultation album.
Yes, Funereal presence is amazing
Funeral Presence is fucking awesome, I dont know which band I like better anymore
Talked to him last night after his gig in Detroit. Very cool dude. Drummer as well he ended up giving me a free shirt. They were jaw dropping live. Hails!
Negative Plane is one of those very unique Black Metal bands that are definitely influence by the first wave. When I listen to them I also spin releases by Mortuary Drape and Cultes Des Ghoules. There are a few other bands that Negative Plane shares musicians with, such as Ominous Resurrection and Funereal Presence.
Love this band. Good to see there is a real humble and honest person behind it. And great interview, keep it on, Rauta!
Thanks!
Ed is a great guy, he joined our trivial time team at Beyond The Gates and was of great help and we won!
The Pact is an album that had to grow on me, but goddamn it is definitely one of the best albums of last year with some really interesting songwriting. Hail Negative Plane!
Great interview. Negative Plane rules!
Truly artistic and dark music for me.
The pact was a constant listen for me last year, especially the song "Poison and the Crucifix". Great band!
These guys are very, very good.
Fantastic band, one of the few bands from over here than can stand with the masters!!
I appreciate your frank no BS interview style.
Glad to hear!🫡
This is a good band. Mike Browning supported therefore I support it.
Will check them out, have heard much positive about their music. Great questions, you are probably my favorite Interviewer and very pleasant musician.
Thank you for your words. Respect.
make sure to listen to funereal presence - achatius , as well.
Awesome interview!
Thank you!
Great band, Great Interviewer Rauta.. What can go wrong!
Appreciated!
I was friends with both the guys Nameless Void and Bestial Devotion when they were still living in Florida. I just wanted to say "The Pact" is a great album and I wish the band the best. Also Nameless get in touch with me if possible.
Excellent stuff Jerry!!
Thanks!
I was at that show in Budapest he mentions 😁
Good interview Jerry! I will check them out, I don't know much about the U.S. scene. 🤘🏻
Thanks! Tlme to find out.
His replies are clear, confident, and coherent, but his body language is so anxious. I imagine I would feel the same pre-performance, or maybe it fades with some people.
Maybe a bit nervous? Who knows. 🧐
@RautaMetal Give that guy a beer!
Too late now
He seems to Nerve based Neurological disorder, like tourettes.
intimidated by the rauta
New wave in a sense sure but they've been in their A game for almost two decades now
"new wave" as opposed to those bands that came out already from US early 90's :)
Great interview!
Thanks!
Awesome interview, thanks!
Glad you liked it.
Awesome interview
BLACK METAL WORLDWIDE 1980-BEYOND
Thanks!
Great interview! I've never seen one for Negative Plane before, which is maybe why he seems anxious. They can't all be Alan Averills, can they.
Haha! Go Ed! My hometown homies! Never got to hear him speak about the band like this before… usually we just end up drunk and singing venom or wu tang songs…🤷🏻♂️🤣 🍻🍻
sonaron pulento acá en chile, me atrevería a decir que suenan mejor en vivo que en cd
Still waiting for Terrestrial Hospice interview
It's out there for Patreon supporters already.
The new wave was there already. Or are you talking to the EndlessNBMW
In this context:
Old-school: 80's/90's
New Wave: 2000's
Remember that Iron Maiden is labeled as "New Wave of British Heavy Metal" and they started in 1975. Context is everything.
Musicians playing "black" metal....love when this happens
top band, top interview, hail!
Thanks!