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SMUTECNI SLAVNOST "Trapné Ticho Neexistuje"
Year: 2012
Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal
Country: Czech Republic
Track List:
- Budoucnost se nesmí opakovat
- Nikdo nemluví, protože nikdo se neodvažuje poslouchat
A short debut demo (intro + 1 long track) from Smuteční Slavnost, a new two-men BM project from Czech Republic who found out about my blog after a conversation with Marnost's singer. Like everywhere in Eastern Europe, most Czech BM bands take part in the NS scene, or at least tolerate it. However, Smuteční Slavnost don't wan't to have anything to do with NSBM, and if your understanding of the term "misanthropy" is limited to "99% of humans should be terminated", their music isn't for you as well. Of course the quality of production isn't perfect, but isn't bad either for a first demo.
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"Like everywhere in Eastern Europe, most Czech BM bands take part in the NS scene, or at least tolerate it."
ReplyDeleteWith all respect, i think that's bullshit...
Maybe, but I had no real reasons not to believe him, because here in Russia most BM bands also had at least one more or less pro-NS member up to the recent times.
DeleteSure, these things are hard to estimate, + there are many reasons why it's very often a thin line between the band being pro-NS or not, but I've never had such a feeling of our scene. What is for sure that there is a lot of bands that are definitely not nazi... I don't dare say how big part of the scene, but I'm pretty sure that it's much better than in Russia or Ukraine, for example.
DeleteI'm from Czech republic BTW.
awesome stuff, thanks for the upload. greetings from australia!
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