I like to listen to black metal, Nordjevel etc. I am a bit younger than the first wave generation of black metal heads. But not too young. I consider black metal music revolutionary, because the ideas, aesthetics, energies explored in that art form is something new - the expression of Dionysian aesthetics. I have all the respect in the world for the musicians, but still I feel generally black metal musician fail to express in words what is the essence of black metal. Like I mentioned in other places, I think black metal is the aesthetics of opposition, but it can stand for more than rebellion or misanthropy -- for example radical transformation and a state of ecstasy, and even much more than that. Where it finds form in words is Goethe, Nietzsche, Mann... and there is of course more.
Thanks for your feedback! I think it's a very personal thing, and they express it in their own way which is, to me, always interesting. Thanks again and for watching! 😍
That is where you as a individual person comes into mind. Rebellion or misanthropy. It does not matter how people communicate about it, and how you seek more subtle information from that. In my humble opinion, the only thing that matters is how you interpret it onto your own thinking. In the end, it all comes up to how you embrace your own emotions and thoughts around it as music. It really is about yourself, and the connection you can put into that. Perhaps as a opposition to aspects of general cultural behaviour, or whatever you want to put in it. The philosophical aspect, is something we as individuals carry around in our inner self. As we all know, black metal comes from a new wave of musical impressions, with roots in aggressive and usually follows a narrative of distorted heavy minor based writing. To explain black metal, I think the buzzwords as, individualism, rebellion, Anger, Joy, happiness and hatred we often hear, can be put in a gazillion of rabbit holes of thoughts. You think, therefore you are. Everything is in the eye of the beholder. Like the taste of fine wine. Some might even call it an ugly artform. And that is perfectly fine. It is a great time to be alive, to see musical subgenres evolve like this, and how they implemented their footprints for the last couple of decades.
7:03 i can so relate to that! When i was born back in 1990 i grew up in an catholic household in the middle of bavaria, southern germany near the austrian border. In elementary school (1996 - 1998) we had a nun as a handicraft teacher who molested me these two years, same as other children bullied me. I am so turned off by religion and often their heretic followers of it. On the other hand i began to play guitar because of it. I do my own music by myself and right now i form a new black metal bandproject named MACHTKLANG. Metal always was a good outlet for me to not go crazy in this world full of rats
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I like to listen to black metal, Nordjevel etc. I am a bit younger than the first wave generation of black metal heads. But not too young. I consider black metal music revolutionary, because the ideas, aesthetics, energies explored in that art form is something new - the expression of Dionysian aesthetics. I have all the respect in the world for the musicians, but still I feel generally black metal musician fail to express in words what is the essence of black metal. Like I mentioned in other places, I think black metal is the aesthetics of opposition, but it can stand for more than rebellion or misanthropy -- for example radical transformation and a state of ecstasy, and even much more than that. Where it finds form in words is Goethe, Nietzsche, Mann... and there is of course more.
Thanks for your feedback! I think it's a very personal thing, and they express it in their own way which is, to me, always interesting. Thanks again and for watching! 😍
That is where you as a individual person comes into mind. Rebellion or misanthropy. It does not matter how people communicate about it, and how you seek more subtle information from that. In my humble opinion, the only thing that matters is how you interpret it onto your own thinking. In the end, it all comes up to how you embrace your own emotions and thoughts around it as music. It really is about yourself, and the connection you can put into that. Perhaps as a opposition to aspects of general cultural behaviour, or whatever you want to put in it. The philosophical aspect, is something we as individuals carry around in our inner self. As we all know, black metal comes from a new wave of musical impressions, with roots in aggressive and usually follows a narrative of distorted heavy minor based writing. To explain black metal, I think the buzzwords as, individualism, rebellion, Anger, Joy, happiness and hatred we often hear, can be put in a gazillion of rabbit holes of thoughts. You think, therefore you are. Everything is in the eye of the beholder. Like the taste of fine wine. Some might even call it an ugly artform. And that is perfectly fine. It is a great time to be alive, to see musical subgenres evolve like this, and how they implemented their footprints for the last couple of decades.
7:03 i can so relate to that! When i was born back in 1990 i grew up in an catholic household in the middle of bavaria, southern germany near the austrian border.
In elementary school (1996 - 1998) we had a nun as a handicraft teacher who molested me these two years, same as other children bullied me.
I am so turned off by religion and often their heretic followers of it.
On the other hand i began to play guitar because of it. I do my own music by myself and right now i form a new black metal bandproject named MACHTKLANG.
Metal always was a good outlet for me to not go crazy in this world full of rats
@@ChristinaEarlymorn Thanks for sharing your story! 🥰🙏
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My views are same as Odhinn, I don't belive nor in God or Satan. It's all mythology called "Christianity".