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Let's be honest, Metal isn't the most straightforward world to dive into. What do you mean all War Metal is Blackened Death, but not all Blackened Death is War Metal? In each episode, our host will break down a main genre of metal, providing historical context and hallmark sounds that define the style while providing some great bands to ease yourself into the waters. From there, they'll explore some of the key subgenres to entice you down the rabbit hole that is metal fandom. Banger has built its brand on opening up metal to the world and sharing our passion through enthusiasm and education. So let's get into…
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Honestly, Bathory was one of the first and is one of the most approachable sound and imagery wise.
Viking era especially. Nordland is hella chill
True, but Venom is more accessible.
I would consider Bathory a true black metal band (rather than Venom) that's actually listenable for thrashers like me \m/ also, blackened thrash like Destoyer 666 and Desaster are nice steps from thrash to black!
Bathory is the father of the north....hell yeah
Mercyful Fate
Back in middle school, I typed Black Metal into UA-cam and the first thing that came up was All Shall Fall by Immortal
That sideways windmill crab shuffle could get anyone to listen
fun track, to be fair
That video is fucking gold hahaha hooked me too
Relaxing Music for Babies.
Same lmao
I like how you said “that racist vlogger we don’t talk about” and we all just collectively know who you’re talking about.
I liked that too... it's something that I've always thought... but no one has the balls to say that!!! And btw he has always been so much overrated...
Who? the "vlogger" comment went over my head.
@@manuelhernandez87 Yeah, I dunno who they're on about either
Edit: I presume they're talking about Varg
@@williamblake1666 yeah i always thought his music sucks ass
@@Alberto-ny7kf still better than RABM crap BM wannabe
Multiple paths led me to discover the Norwegian scene:
1) Immortal's "All Shall Fall" track
2) Bathory's "A Fine Day to Die"
3) Behemoth's "O Father..."
thought behemoth is no black metal. more death? only the first three albums are black
@@inhaste6007 I think they're still more black metal based off the overall sound and theme of their music. They could be influenced by death metal somewhat. I hear it in their sound. I'd still say they're black metal, but maybe not pure black metal.
Yeah, but Behemoth is not Norwegian :p still great list
BLOW YOUR TRUMPET, GABRIEL!
Darkthrone made me fall in love with black metal!
Me too! Transilvanian Hunger Is a fuckin masterpiece!
I first heard Blaze in the Northern Sky on the Peaceville vol.4 compilation.
Binging Darkthrone while locking myself in my dark room and just focusing on the music, finally made me fall in love with Black Metal
Panzerfaust for the win!
Me too heard Transylvanian hunger and fell in love
Dunkelheit was the door.
Love it!
The...Key to the Gate you could say!
But.. but... Varg is a Waycist
This Is the way
@@samotargos5199 but he makes great music lol.. thats a catch 22 ... u can like something without liking the person that made it ..
Whoever edited this has impeccable comedic timing. Thank you.
In the Nightside Eclipse. After that there was no turning back.
For sure
Probably the same for me. It took me a bit, but, when I heard Emperor, I think it clicked.
Well, I guess I can count the first-wave bands too, but they're not quite the same. Also Agalloch, that was probably a great intro to the nasty stuff.
Yeah I think that albums pretty safe to play to someone that can take harsh vocals to see if they'll like black metal or not as a test. If they don't like nightside, Black metals probably not going to fly for a while unless their tastes change.
Same
I love your channel. Do you also listen to black metal?
Agalloch was how I got into Black Metal, perfect entry point with equal parts darkness, beauty, and sadness.
Poser.
@@jeffbayard4368 dude, did you really just use the p-word? Not cool bro, not cool
Ah yes gateway to black metal and shoegaze
Actually agalloch got me into metal in general, so I respect them
Agalloch is fucking beautiful music and easily one of my favorite bands. Idk if it really fully counts as black metal or not but the shit still goes hard
The racist vlogger got me into black metal, still my favorite genre.
You mean the guy who records his vaguely unhinged rantings from his Jeep in the middle of some French forest; looking like some disheveled hermit? THAT vlogger? Oh, for Varg's sake. That - guy.
@@lumpypillowguy542 🤣🤣🤣
@@lumpypillowguy542 what guy? lol
he is not nearly as racist as nick cannon
Varg rips. Idgaf.
Venom and Mayhem were the 2 that got me into Black Metal
Mayhem are goobers in black metal. Real black is Odskapt and Funeral Mist.
yo same
@@Amp661 good joke
@@Black666Metal hardly. Unless you list better. They still stand.
“Damp chill of life” is one of the greatest thing i’ve ever discovered in Music.
Drudkh got me into black metal. Their colorful nature themed artwork drew me in, and I enjoyed getting lulled to sleep by their mesmerizing organic sound.
Same but with Panopticon
Same, blood in our wells is my most favourite album ever
Mircrocomos was my starting point
Cheers from their homeland
I could listen to first snow on repeat 24/7
Immortal and Agalloch are what got me into Black Metal. The “epic ness” they created overcame my initial problems with the vocals.
Agalloch ♡
Agalloch is not black metal.
@@jeffbayard4368 they might not be pure, but they have tons of black metal elements
For me it was a transition from deathcore to blackened deathcore (Lorna Shore, Mental Cruelty), to atmospheric black metal (Grima, Ultar, and I guess Batushka would count?), and im slowly getting into the 1st and 2nd waves of BM (Bathory, Dark Throne, etc).... I'm falling into the abyss
AGALLOCH
Dimmu Borgir and Dissection are how I got into black metal. Still some of my favs, along with Immortal, Uada, and Mgla
15 years of being a metalhead and I'm just getting into black metal as my taste grows progressively heavier. I've heard a couple songs but never really got into it.
At last this very year I saw Samael live at a festival and realised that the true heart and grandeur of black metal is in the live performances, not the recordings!
I'm planning to go to a local black metal festival to check the genre out more thoroughly.
Checking the lineup introduced me to Insomnium and by extension Wintersun, two bands I'm really enjoying right now!
Not to mention the legendary tale of Varg Vikernes has been a point of fascination for me since my teens!
I started listening to Black Metal with Dissection, Unanimated, Immortal, Sacramentum, Vinterland. Melodic black metal is my favourite.
I went from death metal to Necrophobic/Behemoth then to all those bands you listed. Melodic black metal is the best!
*Blut Aus Nord* for me.
Some other melodic bands Windir, Lord Belial, Vindland, Dark Fortress (specifically the first album), Satanic Warmaster, Sargeist (let the devil in album)
Same
@Patrick Bertlein I will check out the band ;) thank you
This is the series that should be chosen
The actual music, not someone's music collection or the clothes they wear
Exactly
Yep
I disagree, as there plenty of music related videos already, especially from this channel. And its rather speaking to new people in the scene, there's not much that old guys can take from it. But I'd love to see the nerdy collections of memorabilia or a great battlevest, stuff that you don't get access to as easily.
@@Flo1984100 I get that, but idk, I just have zero interest in that stuff. I was never a part of any scene or anything, so I only focused on the music aspect of it and had zero interest in the clothing style of metal or any other genres and just liked the music, but that's just me
@@SX1995able sure, thats a valid point. But after watching the "how to get into..." Trailer it just reminded me a lot of the already existing top 10 bands or album videos. There's just too little time to get down to a whole genre within a short time frame of those videos. At least I didn't take anything new away from that black metal video, but seeing Jake talk about his vests or seeing the collection of metal nerds just gives me goosebumps.
DSBM and atmospheric black metal have definitely impacted my life and outlook on music in a very large way
''Triarchy of the Lost Lovers'' by Rotting Christ got me inti black metal
Vote for your favourite pilot here: bangertv.com/metal-democracy/
Abbath
Make Sarah get us into her heavy metal. :'D Also, would love to see one for grindcore.
Would love to see another video like this, I've been trying to Into black metal I've been able to listen up to 45 minutes of straight raw black metal, and im shooting for an hour and 45 minutes, definitely gonna check out hellripper, and the band that help pave the black metal road for me was venom, I would like to see another how to in the future and maybe one on doom metal and brutal death metal would be pretty cool
As a guide, this was absolutely terrible. But I liked the recommendations, so I'm voting for it.
@@matthewhoward7598 I highly suggest Emperor and Winterfylleth.
For me it was band like MGLA.. after I heard them the entire genre opened up to me... Now I listen to more black metal than Death.
So you started out 4 or 5 years ago. Gather round children, displayed here's what you could call a Poser.
@@FingeredCrosses Are you a moron? How is a death metal fan discovering the beauty of black metal from a recent band a poser? I loved death metal lower bass focus and crushing riffs but never was grabbed by blacks higher pitch and lower production. We all start somewhere. MGLA and UADA presented black metal in a form that apealed to my senses. It never helped that so many of the elitist black metal fans are such pushy asshole "if the production is too good IT AINT BLACK MeTAL"
You sir are what is wrong with metal... and obviously a bit of a douche.
Metal is a journey. I started with classic metal and NWOBHM, and graduated quickly to melodic death metal, to death metal and held there for 12 years and FINALLY love black metal. Why are you a hater?
@@FingeredCrosses and are all new fans of black metal posers? Being new makes one a poser?
You see how stupid u sound? How is one to become a fan? We all start somewhere.
(Part of the reason for video)
PPS: i *might* just be pulling your leg, too. idk. think about it!
@@FingeredCrosses how dare I started to listen to black Metal with 17. Boohoo how could I dare not to be born in the 70ies.
New episodes of *How to get Into* starting on March 16th!
What genres do you want to see covered in an episode?
Funeral doom metal, Drone Doom and Avant-garde metal
Doom Metal
Industrial metal. Many think the have entered, but they actually passed trough the door od the neighbour Industrial Electronic music.
DOOOOOOOOOOOOM
Godflesh.
Mother North by Satyricon got me to Black Metal,
after that I was quickly introduced to songs like: Freezing Moon,
Dunkelheit, Transilvanian Hunger etc
and suddenly there was no turning back anymore.
2:17
*Bassist? Get outta here! We don't want ya! Take a hike!*
Man, I love this guy.
My entry into BM was very, very gradual. It started with learning to listen to foreign language stuff so Ensiferum's finnish and folk into Moonsorrow's finish+folk+black metal influences into Summoning's folk+black metal with varied harsh vocals and then into the real stuff.
Mgla is the band that got me into black metal. So dark and heavy.
Now lets just wait for the Hipster Black Metal guy to do an angry response video to this
I was looking for this comment.
Ugh, I wish those kinds of gatekeepers would just enjoy something for once in their lives.
Tbh that channel has done more good for metal than BangerTV ever
That guy is def a secret (open?) Facist.
I eagerly await for his video.
I am the Black Wizards blew me away and was what dragged me into the depths of hell, but the road was paved by Dimmu Borgir’s Mourning Palace live at Dynamo Open Air 1997, when they were still awesome.
For me it was Blut Aus Nord and Mispyrming that really got me into black metal. Now it’s my favorite genre.
Blut Aus Nord Helped me get into black metal too. Even my girlfriend liked it. Leviathan was the first
It was Misþyrming for me as well. Took a few listens to fully grow on me but once it did, there was no going back.
For me it was Gorgoroth- Under The Sign Of Hell album. First song was Revelation of Doom. I never heard anything like it at that time. For me i just love old-school Gorgoroth
Carach Angren got me into black metal
"The Unsilent Storms in the North Abyss" by Immortal is what got me into Black Metal.
As a prog fan, Ihsahn's solo material got me into the genre as a whole.
Great new series! Looking forward to more, hopefully!
same here. Ihsahn->Emperor->Enslaved.
After watching all 4 pilots, this one is my favorite. Not that the other ones are bad (all of them are great concepts) but this one just wins out. Partially because I just thought it was the best one and partially because I love a show that can recommend me bands to get into.
Totally agree. Plus Blayne is the best
I got into Black Metal when some magazine had a "most unreadable band logos" page so I went out and bought the first logo I could find on an album with a cool album cover and that was Marduk's "Infernal Eternal" and the rest was history.
Me: been listening to black metal for 24 or so years. Still clicks on this link.
Yeah how'd .. why am I hear I am a BM musician this guy makes me a little angry
After Venom & Mercyful Fate I discovered the epicness that was and is In the Nightside Eclipse by Emperor - probably one of the genre's all-time greatest records.
I've to vote for this series because it is a primary thing. The introduction of new people to metal will not interest their curiosity about records and fabrics, But you never know that we might get great metal musicians through this holy drive.
I got into Black Metal in 2006. I was 16 at the time listening to mostly Thrash and some Death Metal but i decided to try it out. Immortal was the first BM band I listened to and it was the Sons Of Northern Darkness album. I was immediately hooked and wanted to explore more of the genre. Now I've been stuck in a Atmospheric Black Metal stage for the past 5 years. Definitely became my favorite subgenre of BM.
I just started listening to Black Metal after years of being intrigued by the genre. I love the history and crazy shit thats happened and its imagery but took a while to finally get the ears to enjoy the genre. Mayhem did it
For anyone who wants good Hellripper suggestions:
-Total Fucking Mayhem
-Bastard of Hades
-Vampire's Grave
Whiskey Ritual is another Black n Roll band that deserves to be mentioned. lml
@@juanm.q5121 lml
Can't forget Midnight lml
Cradle of Filth, specifically Nymphetamine. I first heard it through yahoo launch, and at first I was like "ew, these vocals are awful". But the next day I couldn't get the melody out of my head, so I listened to it again. Still hated the vocals. But after time and time, I eventually got learned to be ok with it, then fucking enjoyed the shit out of it. From there I was able to get into Emperor.
They may get a lot of hate, but I love them for getting me into the genre (and really all the metal with harsh harsh vocals)
Exactly my experience, i love CoF, Dani is one hell of a frontman and artist, his vocals are insane.
"Dusk And Her Embrace" was the 1st "Black Metal" album I ever listened to from start to finish.
Xasthur and Leviathan were the first two black metal projects that got me into black metal.
CANT WAIT FOR FUTURE EPISODES
You should do this show with revolving hosts. one week, Blayne talks about death metal. Next week, Sarah tells us about Trad Doom. ETC.
I asked a friend who was really into hardcore music to put together a "mix tape" of different styles of hardcore and metal. The song that really grabbed me was "Kings of the Carnival Creation" by Dimmu Borgir. I've been digging around in black metal ever since.
One of my friends listens so some black metal and introduced me to it. He told me to look into the story of Mayhem and now I’m hooked. This genre has some insane history.
This is a sick idea for a series. Also thank you for showing me Hellripper a month ago, made me start listening to black metal again
Without a doubt Dissection is what got me into black metal.
Same bro
Dimmu Borgir's Enthrone Darkness Triumphant was the first full length I fell in love with, then Immortal, then Satyricon... Please Banger make this series the PICK!!!!!
Can't wait to see the full version ! Thanks for this series
Cradle of Filth was the first thing I heard when I was 12. Every year as I got older it needed to be... heavier. I choose this show.
Yes I think it was cradle for me too. Back in 94 or so.
Cradle of Filth for me as well. I was 15 (in 2000).
Heard Tongue of Fire by Emperor on a Kerrang! CD in 2001 as I was getting into metal and it blew my mind. So heavy yet beautiful as well. Still my favourite Black Metal band
Bal-Sagoth got me into BM back when I was a young'un. Couldn't get enough of the combination of epic sound, esoteric weird fiction lyrics, and Roberts's shrieks and magisterial clean vocals.
Would love to see "how to get into" eps for trad-metal, doom, and death! Though with Blayne hosting Imma guess that a DM episode is a foregone conclusion. Looking forward to more! \m/
I already love this series
Immortal got me into black metal in the early/mid 2000's. They were harsh and chaotic enough to speak for the genre, but mainstream enough to find in FYE or Barnes and Noble. Before that, I had no idea to even look for other bands in this genre.
I started with Dimmu Borgir - Enthrone Darkness Triumphant and Emperor - Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk. That was back in 1997. And then I found Mayhem, Immortal, Dark Funeral and Marduk.
Same here. Discover around that year Dimmu Borgir and Emperor works as well Enslaved, Immortel, Dismal Euphony, Forlorn, CoF etc. Nice atmospheric black metal.
For me it was emperor's anthems to the weilkin at dusk, not as raw as some of their contemporaries, but as a teenager in the late 90's it was a perfect introduction. The best thing about the genre at the time was the sense of mystery about it. It was only what you might of read in a monthly magazine, mixed with myth and roumor.
This for the full series, for sure!
The first band that got me into black metal was Dimmu Borgir. The symphonic/melodic aspect was really appealing, and the creepy dark tones were then more palatable.
While I had appreciation for atmospheric BM bands like Agalloch, it was actually avant-garde BM bands like Oranssi Pazuzu and Imperial Triumphant (I know, they're more blackened death than BM...) that got me into it. Now one of my favourite sub-genres!
The song that got me into BM was of course Dark Funeral - My Funeral. I became an instant fan of Dominator. Right now, Atmos Black is more of my thing.
That was my first Dark Funeral song too. I heard that while rolling on MDMA lol
It's amazing that my first introduction to metal was Glam metal back in 1986 and now to add Black metal to the list!! After watching a video on Mayhem's history, Thats the band that got me into Black Metal!!
The First 2 bands that got me into black metal were Caladan Brood and Vallendusk.
Each band released their debuts in 2013. And that was the year I fell in love with Atmospheric Black Metal. This is when it all started for me
Impaled Nazarene - Ugra-Karma was my first BM experience back in the early 90s. Thought the name sounded suitabley evil, and the cover art was beautiful so I bought it on a whim. Been a fan of the genre since since.
I'm old so it was Venom that introduced me to black metal. Because they had an album called Black Metal. My latest black metal purchase was the 2 Hellripper albums that should arrive in the post any day now. Full circle, just t like the man said. Great pilot!
Glen McPhail yes Venom for me too- although back in the 80s we did not have much choice. Still an avid BM fan.
Venom was scary! When I was 8 years old in the early 80's my big brother showed me that horned goat pentagram and told me about devil worship. There were stories about local people in town killing cows and nailing them to large trees in a forest and then burning them in a ceremony. If you played some songs backwards you could call on the devil. All that jazz =) It as exciting and scary though. I drew A LOT of pentagrams in my school books =) I didn't know any Venom songs though, just the imagery. Now, I want to go back and find out more about the actual music!
I really fell in love with the genre after discovering Solbrud. Perfect Atmosphere
I like this pilot and all the others. This is very informative for people to get into new bands or something different.
I don't usually comment on youtube videos, but I'll make an exception here... I've had an on and off relationship with metal overall, going from loving Maiden and Metallica like most middle schoolers that liked heavier music, to listening to it almost never once I got into punk and hardcore, I ended up dipping my toes into black metal in my sophomore year of college and getting into some bands like Dissection and Watain, but it didn't quite stick, and I eventually reverted back to my music from before, one day I had some yearn to listen to Panopticon's Autumn Eternal when I went on a run through a trail, and I fell in love, now in 2021, I've listened to more metal than ever and the majority of it has been black metal. I fully delved into the subgenres trying to find out all I could about them... I'd have to say my favorites are atmospheric, blackgaze, and DSBM, Panopticon is who truly got me into the genre, and its still my favorite artist in it, other favorites in it include Alcest, Ghost Bath, and Gaoth
(another great thing about getting into the genre with a band like Panopticon was not having to be embarrassed by racism of my favorite band)
I loved the video and love that this series is getting made as I would love to see more people getting into metal, and especially black metal!
Mayhem's "De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas" sealed the deal for me
Satyricon was what first got me into it. Years later they are still one of my favorite bands.
Bathory and early Theatres des Vampires. Discovered them both one afternoon 14 years ago and my journey across the stars began.
Zeal and ardor was my gateway and then emperor got me in to it properly. Also, funeral doom needs more love
I was so late to the black metal party. I first heard Immortal and Abbath when he went solo. I then went on to listen to Behemoth's older records. From there I got into the more atmospheric/melodic black metal like MGLA and Uada. Now I am completely sucked in. Lamp of Murmuur put out a really good album this year for anyone wanting to hear new stuff.
Also I loved this video a lot.
Me too🖤🖤🖤
Not that late...I stumbled upon Behemoth and The Satanist last October and I'm in my mid 40s. Then got into the BM classics from Norway. Now I rarely listen to anything else hahaha.
I think the texture of Black meta is the thing that is almoust hypnotic.
It's like white noise, really relaxing for me, not for any of my friends though
Way back when I used to work at a movie theater there was this guy that was super into black metal and well he opened up my eyes to Satyricon and others.
About 24 years ago. It was Opus 4 by Abigor and In The Nightside Eclipse by Emperor.
The first black metal band I heard was the great old ones, they’re lovecraftian atmospheric black metal and I love it
This one is so good that I believe it should be a ongoing series.
And the others could be mini series
My girlfriend is a total metal head and she had an extra ticket to a Behemoth concert. Napalm Death and Arch Enemy were also there and that’s how I truly started listening to metal!
_A Lost Forgotten Sad Spirit_ was the first black metal track I heard.
Thank you for this interesting video!
My first introduction to black metal was Darkthrone's Transilvanian Hunger. It took me a while to get it and understand what exactly I was hearing and why it sounded the why that it did, but that's what made me curious. I was amazed to discover a completely new sub-culture which I didn't know existed within the metal community with great music and even greater stories.
If I were to recommend anyone today on "how to get into black metal", then "that racist vlogger we don't talk about" is IMO the best gateway- both because of the history and stories revolving his one-man-band project and his great, diversed music style and aesthetic/atmosphere.
Love the idea of this series! It would be really awesome if you put together a playlist of like 10 songs from the genre for us to play on spotify to really get started!
listening to Sunbather by Deafheaven while stoned for the first time is what got me on the path to black metal
"all that music by that racist vlogger we dont talk about" had me rolling. Perfect way to bring it up without mentioning him
I cracked up when he said that, just perfect!
Was he talking about Varg?
@@russell2890 yes
If I may, this host dude here don't have fuckin clue on how, by being extremely fun and passionate at once, he made me look deeper into all genres of metal without any fear and lesser regrets. THANKS BLAYNE! Now I'll watch this video with my girl (doubt it captures her interest on the genre though ahah)
Blayne is great!
Atmospheric Black Metal is how I got into the genre too, with a splash of Blackgaze and some Post-BM
Totally love this
That None album is soooo good. I would try listening to Darkthrone’s Old Star album because it’s a bit more heavy metal riffing.
Satyricon- The Shadowthrone. Randomly bought it at my local record store and have never looked back since
This is the best pilot idea
Great series, waiting for more
Just listen to Goatmoon. It has everything from atmospheric folkish song to fast and melodic rock’n’roll ones. Kansojen hävittäjä, kunnia armageddon, vääräoppisen tuhovärssy, there’s something for everyone.
Too bad they’re nazi
@@Morn__ So what? If anything, it’s a bonus.
@@vegard3940 If you’re a nazi good for you (I don’t wanna argue about that) but unless you had lived on mars you should know that the vast majority of people consider nazism a really bad thing nowadays. And if you consider nazism a bad thing (like 99% of the people on earth) you can’t listen to those bands otherwise you are a hypocrite.
And if I am a poser for saying these things, I rather be a poser than a hypocrite that doesn’t follows his own ideas.
@@vegard3940
Goatmoon fucking RULE
uada devoid of light. everyone must hear this.
That one is gold. I tripled by accident on that record when it came out, since then I've be a fan of the band.
However, they never reached the level of the record againd.
great work Blayne!! loved it. Mayhem, Wolfs Lair Abyss.. I had been played Dark Throne and Emperor, but this record ripped my face off
got into black metal when i was looking for a wow guild name. i named it winter cult, wintercult was an existing band (dsbm) as it turned out. couldn't forget that sound, so eventually i discovered the world of black metal and with time the genre grew on me, i'm a fan now
I wanna say that Satyricon is a very good band to start with. A few songs to begin with, Black Crow On A Tombstone, The Wolfpack, Die By My Hand, The Sign Of The Trident. The whole album The Age Of Nero is really good to be honest. The vocals are pretty mild, you can even hear what he sings, and the production isn't bad, it dosen't sound like it's recorded through a potato. And theres alot of good metal riffs!
include all metal even POWER, FOLK,DOOM,SPEED,TRASHER, SYMPHONIC amd all the enbetween!
🔥🔥🤘🤘
No particular band got me into Black Metal, I just wanted something darker, heavier and just extreme. I love the way it sounds and how crazy the history of this metal subgenre is.
Definitely more of this.