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Lords Of Chaos Michael Moynihan, Didrik Soderlind
Feral House 0922915946 / 9780922915941 Paperback New
Committed campaigners against rock culture excesses may enjoy this look at the weird world of black metal as much as the local goth contingent will. Centered in Norway though not confined there black metal is a refinement of heavy metal the genre minions of decency loved to hate before the rise of gangsta rap. Combining the lyrical stance of death metal with the melodic stylings of thrash black metal takes its name from the English band Venom's second album. But what distinguishes black metal from say Marilyn Manson is that the Nordic tunesmiths aren't kidding. The ones cited here openly advocate and occasionally admit to suicide murder and church burnings. Satan worship and its trappings are important to the black metal ethos yet many musicians and fans aren't Satan worshippers but Odin devotees and some seek to revive notorious Norwegian Nazi puppet Vidkun Quisling's Universism. Though the prose is stiff in places and the presentation desultory at times this is gripping stuff a book about scary rock that is really scary.
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