Huh? That description is more fitting for the band in 1991. As for their entire discography, that is an extremely inaccurate and insufficient description of the band as a whole.
@@zhepkin i would say from 1992 until "The cult is alive". Ain't saying they're the only influences we could hear from the them. But the primitiveness and "black n roll" stuff had the basis from Celtic Frost/Hellhammer. The repetitiveness, atmosphere and sinister sound from Bathory is totally translated to their shit as well as Mayhems aesthetic. To call this "extremely inaccurate" is extremely exaggerated.
@@zhepkin the description of 1991 era though would be Death, Autopsy and Carcass "symphonies of sickness" to the describe Soulside Journey. The production is "swedish" but not the sound, as some may claim..
@@Elsuperthroneoscuro I just think it's an overgeneralized statement, an exaggeration. Under A Funeral Moon, half of it's songs already written by late 1991, is their only release with significant Live in Leipzig influence. I agree with you, I just think there are many other less emphasised influences owing to their primitivness, even back in their technical days, and before that.
I don't know if Farvann realizes it, but he's a master of seamlessly transitioning from cold, melancholy black metal riffs to almost rock&roll head-banging riffs. It's as evident on Durbatuluk albums just as much as it is here.
Farvann stops the explanation halfway through and says, "You know how music works." Me: "Yes, of course I do. That's why I watch tutorials about how music works." 🤔 (🤘 😀)
Probably Transylvanian Hunger was what got me back into metal and specifically into black metal which was a total fascination and atmospheric plunge that I never got out of since 1995. I always return to Darkthrone as a reliable minimalistic riff riff riffing sound. Panzerfaust is my favorite album because of it's groovy variety and Ravishing Grimness is also because I heard it as something refreshing after some years of hiatus, anyway that's how I remember - maybe it was on CD instead of tape, like the older albums? And recently I discovered Soulside Journey which blew my mind, endless riffing orgasms like Thulcandra, Eon or Archipelago - ahhhh the best!
I found them through the old magazines that had an interview with Fenris. After soulsside journey they were a trio who only came together to record and then split because they hated each other (supposedly). Dismissing LaVey Satanism because they were like the most hardcore slaves of Satan. It instantly grabbed my puber brains attention and I was curious what kind of crazy metal these guys made. I ordered a copy of 'Under a Funeral Moon', a note with cash in an envelope to some P.O. box and got a week or so later. I was expecting something crazy but instead of blast beats and diarrhea guitars and burp vocals Darkthrone has this atmosphere to it, big wall of guitars and vocals and it's still one of my favourite BM bands. Total Death I play very often and Ravishing Grimness was a great comeback album, the Song Ravishing Grimness has great riffs. I'd like it played on my Funeral. The new albums are pretty cool, they mix all their inspirations with their own sound and a lot of fans didn't like it so they doubled down instead of changing. They still have the edgey fuck all energy as way back. DARKTHRONE HOLY DARKTHRONE
@@aleksandrn.7518 Не стоит так радикально подходить к выбору музыки из-за года ее выхода. Есть очень много уникальных групп даже в наше время. Тот же Путь или альбом Геенны 2012 года к примеру
I've watched this while doing make up. I'm surprised it didn't turn into a corpse paint 😄 And I'm glad to see Škoda aka recording studio working again.
lmao I'm pretty sure they would approve They mentioned somewhere that they basically make a bunch of songs each and then gets together to record it. So whatever it turns out to be is the final product and If people like it they will buy it lol
Darkthrone is a great band, I love their riffing and tone. Necrosound, guitars like chainsaw and vocals where the pieces of Nocturno Culto his lungs come out of the speakers. And Fenris on drums laying down the drums, sparing the blast beats and drumming upbeat grooves that sound like they're recorded in a cave. Still doing their own thing and coming up with kick ass music. Great songs to play on the guitar. They are not hard to figure out without tabs either. Enjoyed this video, cool song too!!
In amplitude use a Boss DS1 into a solid state clean 1x12 combo open back with Sheffield speaker choose room as garage. Use a 57 where cap meets cone but also a second mic (your choice, I'd go with 414 or 121) pulled pretty far back off the speaker
That new Darkththrone record tho blew it out of the park this year, the production and the instruments are just... dusty and 70s and it just hits right.
That was pretty awesome. Strong Panzerfaust vibes sir truly…In The Shadow Of The Horns. one might even say reaching…Quintessence it’s almost as if you heard His Master’s Voice & thought “know what I need? I need a Hate Cloak”
To me, Darkthrone is really a mixed bag... there are the kvlt klassiks, there are the pretty cool stuff, there are the 'okay with a lot of beer' albums, and there are the absolute unlistenable garbage ones... so it does matter which one you start with. Panzerfaust will always be my favourite though. Anyway, cool song as always! \m/
What I really like about these videos is that you actually have a good Black Metal guitar tone going. Nothing makes me more annoyed than hearing that "I just turned off my cab sim" tone. Good video, love the riffs!
Before Darkthrone was called Darkthrone, the band was called Black Death. The band Black Death or pre-Darkthrone or whatever we want to call them, released two demo albums which, in my opinion, are decent for some teenagers who put their creativity in development. I was shocked to hear how well Fenriz was doing on the drums, after all, he was around 16 years old if I remember correctly. Anyway, no one thought at that time that some simple teenagers would end up leading the real Norwegian black metal .In my opinion, Fenriz and the rest of the band established their sound with the release of the album A Blaze In The Northern Sky, then was the crucial moment of the band.
Oh hell yeah! It was great! And yes Darkthrone is very influential indeed. I especially picked up a lot from their more melodic and atmospheric riffs (like Hans Siste Vinter, Transilvanian Hunger and all that).
Great video! Love the lyrics of the song and the cuts to you performing them in the car was hilarious lol! The music itself was awesome, riffs riffs riffs baby....
Sounds like something off of Arctic Thunder mixed with Panzerfaust and with Nocturno's drunk vocals from The Underground Resistance. Awesome and hilarious!
The most essential aspect of Darkthrone is being able to play the Celtic Frost worship drinking game. Take a drink every time you think you hear a CF riff.
Step 1: get 10 watt tube amp (or practice amp honestly) Step 2: find a fairly shitty distortion pedal Step3: Max out the gain/drive Step 4: ????? Step 5: thrashin'
Überraschend gut. Man merkt, die Hingabe zum BM. Bin selbst seit 1994 dabei und eigentlich an "neuen" Sachen schon lange nicht mehr interessiert. Du bist eine wohltuende Ausnahme.
@Farvann Very niiice ! Very representative of the variety of Darkthrone’s music along their career. The riffs and rhythms which accompany them fit very well together. (Not sure about my sentence, if a bad soul could correct it eventually, I would be grateful)
That guitar tone is awesome🤘 also dat Canibalismo Solar V 🎸😍 and your "recording studio" is great since you can move it anywhere when you need too... I'll show myself out 🚶♂️ Greetings from snowy Lotasticland P. S. But does your Solar also have the issue with the cracked fret board? 🤔
FB Solar group (not the official one) used to be full of posts about cracked fretboards. Either it's gotten better or maybe FB doesn't show me that much posts from that group, can't say for sure. I got a Solar in Feb this year and no cracks on mine.
Great video man, the lyrics were hilarious. I would love to see an Immortal tutorial, especially to see you dealing with corpsepaint and lyrics about Blashyrkh.
The bass exists... Somewhere in the darkness. Buried and forgotten
rumbling from the depths, obscured by the cold fog
LMAO!!!
The bass is very relevant in the early albums
@@Tempestuous_Might yeah cause later it's not ??? there's always bass in darkthrone
burried by time and dust
After watching this, I will form a Darkthrone tribute band with one of my friend and we will never play live
>No big sunglasses
Farvann confirmed for not being a very cool band.
Well, not so bad. No "ding ding ding ding diding diding ding".
at least not always
Darkthrone is basically Celtic Frost, Bathory and Live in Leipzig combined together. Turns out to be the best mashup ever
Huh? That description is more fitting for the band in 1991.
As for their entire discography, that is an extremely inaccurate and insufficient description of the band as a whole.
@@zhepkin i would say from 1992 until "The cult is alive". Ain't saying they're the only influences we could hear from the them. But the primitiveness and "black n roll" stuff had the basis from Celtic Frost/Hellhammer. The repetitiveness, atmosphere and sinister sound from Bathory is totally translated to their shit as well as Mayhems aesthetic. To call this "extremely inaccurate" is extremely exaggerated.
@@zhepkin the description of 1991 era though would be Death, Autopsy and Carcass "symphonies of sickness" to the describe Soulside Journey. The production is "swedish" but not the sound, as some may claim..
@@Elsuperthroneoscuro I just think it's an overgeneralized statement, an exaggeration.
Under A Funeral Moon, half of it's songs already written by late 1991, is their only release with significant Live in Leipzig influence.
I agree with you, I just think there are many other less emphasised influences owing to their primitivness, even back in their technical days, and before that.
As a metal fan who is not over 25... do not underestimate my knowledge of Darkthone! Awesome vid as always C:
I don't know if Farvann realizes it, but he's a master of seamlessly transitioning from cold, melancholy black metal riffs to almost rock&roll head-banging riffs. It's as evident on Durbatuluk albums just as much as it is here.
Oh thanks
Thats why I love his lessons, they always give you riffs beyond what the stereotype stuff
It became way more thrashy than I expected. Song on bandcamp: farvann.bandcamp.com/track/darkthrone-tutorial-song
Mit Thrash wird alles besser ☝😉
Thrash Black Terror!!!
B A T H O R Y
You were wearing a "Thrasher" hat in your car so it was destined to be thrashy
It sounds a lot like A Blaze in the Northern Sky instrumentals
Farvann stops the explanation halfway through and says, "You know how music works."
Me: "Yes, of course I do. That's why I watch tutorials about how music works." 🤔
(🤘 😀)
Probably Transylvanian Hunger was what got me back into metal and specifically into black metal which was a total fascination and atmospheric plunge that I never got out of since 1995. I always return to Darkthrone as a reliable minimalistic riff riff riffing sound. Panzerfaust is my favorite album because of it's groovy variety and Ravishing Grimness is also because I heard it as something refreshing after some years of hiatus, anyway that's how I remember - maybe it was on CD instead of tape, like the older albums? And recently I discovered Soulside Journey which blew my mind, endless riffing orgasms like Thulcandra, Eon or Archipelago - ahhhh the best!
Uh yes! I am more of a Prog and Dddddddjent guy but this album…. Love it and yeha that got me into listening to more black metal!
I found them through the old magazines that had an interview with Fenris.
After soulsside journey they were a trio who only came together to record and then split because they hated each other (supposedly). Dismissing LaVey Satanism because they were like the most hardcore slaves of Satan.
It instantly grabbed my puber brains attention and I was curious what kind of crazy metal these guys made.
I ordered a copy of 'Under a Funeral Moon', a note with cash in an envelope to some P.O. box and got a week or so later.
I was expecting something crazy but instead of blast beats and diarrhea guitars and burp vocals Darkthrone has this atmosphere to it, big wall of guitars and vocals and it's still one of my favourite BM bands.
Total Death I play very often and Ravishing Grimness was a great comeback album, the Song Ravishing Grimness has great riffs. I'd like it played on my Funeral.
The new albums are pretty cool, they mix all their inspirations with their own sound and a lot of fans didn't like it so they doubled down instead of changing.
They still have the edgey fuck all energy as way back.
DARKTHRONE HOLY DARKTHRONE
1:40 I care about Death Metal Darkthrone. Soulside Journey was a masterpiece.
My #1 album by them
@@fahrezirafid8 x2
Agree. One of the best Death Metal album as far.
Yeah. Farvans glib comment was out of line. Soulside rules.
@@thrashmetaldad I like A Blaze in the Nothern Sky too
I like how you left your seatbelt on while recording the vocals. Safety first, on the road and in metal alike.
😄
Черт, а получилось ведь реально годно. А от себя скажу еще кое что: Сколько не слушай блэк, всегда найдешь в нем что-то новое для себя, даже в старом
Абсолютно согласен. Разве что, мне не хватило сырого звука
только в старом и найдешь.
@@aleksandrn.7518 Не стоит так радикально подходить к выбору музыки из-за года ее выхода. Есть очень много уникальных групп даже в наше время. Тот же Путь или альбом Геенны 2012 года к примеру
@@jhnnyde5846 Новый релиз Лешего послушай или Крошка Нетопырь и Малыш Мёртвая Голова
@@sid7tt мне не нравятся группы, что поют на русском. ИМХО - звучит убого
I've watched this while doing make up. I'm surprised it didn't turn into a corpse paint 😄
And I'm glad to see Škoda aka recording studio working again.
🦊
I am not a black metal fan, but this Darkthrone sounds great!
Their discography is pretty varied stylewise, I am sure you'll find something you like even if you aren't into Black Metal.
@@WButterTBWButter Totally agree \m/
The most important tutorial ever
ieah
It's been a while since i watched one of your videos, but I was immediately reminded about how entertaining you are
Oh thanks!
lmao I'm pretty sure they would approve
They mentioned somewhere that they basically make a bunch of songs each and then gets together to record it. So whatever it turns out to be is the final product and If people like it they will buy it lol
Just waiting for Fenriz to tell you how this is not black metal
I must say that Ravishing Grimness has some sick riffs in it, and that song reminded me a lot of that era in some parts
under a funeral moon is their purest black metal album and one of the best too imo
8:27 oh yeah this riff is sick.
Darkthrone is a great band, I love their riffing and tone. Necrosound, guitars like chainsaw and vocals where the pieces of Nocturno Culto his lungs come out of the speakers.
And Fenris on drums laying down the drums, sparing the blast beats and drumming upbeat grooves that sound like they're recorded in a cave.
Still doing their own thing and coming up with kick ass music.
Great songs to play on the guitar. They are not hard to figure out without tabs either.
Enjoyed this video, cool song too!!
Mountains.. of madness, of course
love the recording studio hope to see more of it in the future
That Solar Cannibalismo V is looking so clean😩🙏🏻😩🙏🏻 pretty cool video man!
Can you make a tutorial about how you get the BM sound with amplitube? And how do you mix vocals and guitar?
Yes pls
Yes pls
In amplitude use a Boss DS1 into a solid state clean 1x12 combo open back with Sheffield speaker choose room as garage. Use a 57 where cap meets cone but also a second mic (your choice, I'd go with 414 or 121) pulled pretty far back off the speaker
And you know what: I like it. Sounds legit, has everything, perfect. With a chefs kiss.
That new Darkththrone record tho blew it out of the park this year, the production and the instruments are just... dusty and 70s and it just hits right.
That was pretty awesome.
Strong Panzerfaust vibes sir truly…In The Shadow Of The Horns.
one might even say reaching…Quintessence it’s almost as if you heard His Master’s Voice & thought “know what I need? I need a Hate Cloak”
i like the song. it sounds good, not generic like it often does when youtubers make parodies or tutorials
I am psyched! This is gonna be great!
🙂😝
I haven't laughed so much for a long time man I love your content!
To me, Darkthrone is really a mixed bag... there are the kvlt klassiks, there are the pretty cool stuff, there are the 'okay with a lot of beer' albums, and there are the absolute unlistenable garbage ones... so it does matter which one you start with. Panzerfaust will always be my favourite though.
Anyway, cool song as always! \m/
What I really like about these videos is that you actually have a good Black Metal guitar tone going. Nothing makes me more annoyed than hearing that "I just turned off my cab sim" tone.
Good video, love the riffs!
Before Darkthrone was called Darkthrone, the band was called Black Death. The band Black Death or pre-Darkthrone or whatever we want to call them, released two demo albums which, in my opinion, are decent for some teenagers who put their creativity in development. I was shocked to hear how well Fenriz was doing on the drums, after all, he was around 16 years old if I remember correctly. Anyway, no one thought at that time that some simple teenagers would end up leading the real Norwegian black metal .In my opinion, Fenriz and the rest of the band established their sound with the release of the album A Blaze In The Northern Sky, then was the crucial moment of the band.
What I think coolest about Darkthrone music is the fact they put several elements from oders styles and still sounds with their black-ish essence.
Oh hell yeah! It was great!
And yes Darkthrone is very influential indeed. I especially picked up a lot from their more melodic and atmospheric riffs (like Hans Siste Vinter, Transilvanian Hunger and all that).
Very cool way of mixing all the Darkthrone era's in one song, great job
Yes! I was waiting for DT in your tutorials xD Cheers from Poland!
"I don't wanna rhyme, I'm not a rapper
*Not yet"*
If thats where dark throne goes next .. i will be concerned lol.
Their latest had acoustic!
I love their death metal album. The guitar tone is awesome on Soulside Journey.
And today is the birthday of Fenriz
I was not expecting that when i requested darkthrone tutorial. I was expecting just transilvenian hunger tutorial lol.
Thanks for such a nice tutorial
I always loved how darkthrone sounded like they recorded a quick demo and released it
Love Darkthrone... especially the music from the first times \m/
5 am is the perfect time to upload this
Great video! Love the lyrics of the song and the cuts to you performing them in the car was hilarious lol! The music itself was awesome, riffs riffs riffs baby....
Nice job channelling this iconic band, by the way.
The production is too good for black metal lmfaoo awesome stuff 🤘
Sounds like something off of Arctic Thunder mixed with Panzerfaust and with Nocturno's drunk vocals from The Underground Resistance. Awesome and hilarious!
Darkthrone may be using this song on their next album!!
Excellent tone dude. Hilarious lyrics and vocal execution. Well done 🤘🏻
one of my favorite videos
The second you played the 0-12 chord in transilvanian hunger i reconized it
Maaan that was a great video!
I really enjoyed the song and I think that vocals were the best ones I've heard from you, cheers man! 🤘🏻
The most essential aspect of Darkthrone is being able to play the Celtic Frost worship drinking game. Take a drink every time you think you hear a CF riff.
We need a Bathory tutorial
Step 1: get 10 watt tube amp (or practice amp honestly)
Step 2: find a fairly shitty distortion pedal
Step3: Max out the gain/drive
Step 4: ?????
Step 5: thrashin'
@@the_trash_mane5875 Step 4: How cool are Vikings?!
i love all of your covers and tutorials
Bad ass riffs bro. Good shit.
Überraschend gut. Man merkt, die Hingabe zum BM. Bin selbst seit 1994 dabei und eigentlich an "neuen" Sachen schon lange nicht mehr interessiert. Du bist eine wohltuende Ausnahme.
Good to see black metal played in these guitars, nice video as always!
So simply and yet so perfect....
Sepultura T SHIRT! A hug from Brazil to you 🤘🤘
Darkthrone heißen die? Muss ich mal googeln
Hell yea,my all time favorite metal band
haha love the track. All their styles mix together surprisingly well lol
The bass is struggling finding it's way through the frost and mighty old cold forgotten forests
The one we have been waiting for
Hey man nice video
I see you are have some new guitars, you could make a video showing your collection, just a suggestion
Keep the good videos
@Farvann
Very niiice ! Very representative of the variety of Darkthrone’s music along their career. The riffs and rhythms which accompany them fit very well together. (Not sure about my sentence, if a bad soul could correct it eventually, I would be grateful)
Looking forward to seeing this
This actually sounds really great.
Finally the video, that identifies this channel
4:00 That was actually really good 🔥
Didn't know that Juanes liked Black Metal. What a blast!
Who likes Black Metal? :D
“i’m in my recording studio” lmao most black studio ever
This is so Darkthrone, the similarity is down right comical
I love your videos bro! Always awesome.
Cheers from Brazil
damn cool song, sounds like from the Panzerfaust Album. sick
Nice video Farvann, very accurate actually. Hail Darkthrone!
Also, where did you get that amazing Sepultura - Schizophrenia shirt?
eBay 😁
I love darkthrone so I will enjoy this tutorial
A Blaze, Under and Transilvanian are the top of Black Metal with the first fourth albums of Bathory.
Great content, as always!
Btw, almost q&a time ;)
transilvanian hunger vocals were actually on point
okay that TH part was spot on lol
That guitar tone is awesome🤘 also dat Canibalismo Solar V 🎸😍 and your "recording studio" is great since you can move it anywhere when you need too... I'll show myself out 🚶♂️
Greetings from snowy Lotasticland
P. S. But does your Solar also have the issue with the cracked fret board? 🤔
Cracked fret board? 😱 No
@@Farvann keep an eye on the fretboard. That is apparently an issue with Solar guitars. You can look it up in many reviews here on youtube
FB Solar group (not the official one) used to be full of posts about cracked fretboards. Either it's gotten better or maybe FB doesn't show me that much posts from that group, can't say for sure. I got a Solar in Feb this year and no cracks on mine.
This was a great tutorial, Darkthrone rules!
This had me head banging for sure
The song sounds cool man! New guitar and guitar strap eh? That bar code on it is trve af 🍻
I always forget to remove these stickers 😂 all my belts still have them
@@Farvann sometimes I come to re-watch your old vids: Solar guitar is awesome, but nothing beats a white Strato in your hands 🤘🏻
"I hate these modern metal kids" is a line Fenriz would write unironically.
I know! That's why it's in the video. Written by a "modern metal kid".
Great video man, the lyrics were hilarious. I would love to see an Immortal tutorial, especially to see you dealing with corpsepaint and lyrics about
Blashyrkh.
New Farvann tutorial? What a great day! Nice Solar you got there.
Farvann, you should record instruments and vocal using tape so that would give darkthrone vibes
That song turned out pretty badass indeed! Hails man!🤘🤘
alda der song is echt gut geworden.
nice shirt, btw that`s my favourite Sepultura album
Hey Farvann,band recommendation:
Anaal Nathrakh-In the constellation of the black widow.
Absolutely insane Black Metal.
Btw LOVE YOU 💗
Funny stuff!! I this has helped me get better with my song writing!! BTW how about a Post-Black Metal Tutorial?? LMAO!!
Tutorial for Darkthrone???
How about Nocturnus - Alter Reality? :)
I'm jealous for your Sepultura shirt! 😮