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Solstafir

An Icelandic post-metal outfit with root base in progressive, dark, and Viking steel, Sólstafir were founded in 1995 by longtime friends Aðalbjörn Tryggvason (electric guitar, vocals), Halldór Einarsson (bass), and Guðmundur Óli Pálmason (drums). After slicing some demos, Sólstafir scaled right down to a duo (Tryggvason and Pálmason) and started …

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Watain

Black steel outfit Watain emerged from Uppsala, Sweden, in 1998, quickly gaining underground reliability with an uncompromising 7″ discharge entitled The Fact of Dark Purity, after that solidifying their commitment towards the dark steel arts via 2000’s thematically surprising (i actually.e., regular odes to Satan and his pals) but instrumentally …

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Alcest

Produced in 1999 by French black colored steel multi-instrumentalist Neige (who also caused Peste Noire, Mortifera, and Amesoeurs), Alcest was originally conceived being a single project. It could eventually undertake the proper execution of a complete music group as Hegnor (also of Peste Noire) and Arguth became a member of …

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Woods of Ypres

Toronto, Canada’s Woods of Ypres first surfaced in 2002, armed with an thoroughly named demonstration in Against the times of year: Cold Winter season Songs from your Dead Summer Warmth, which saw initial members David Platinum (vocals, acoustic guitar), Aaron Palmer (bass, vocals), and Brian McManus (acoustic guitar, vocals) forging …

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Wolves in the Throne Room

Composed of dual vocalist/guitarists Rick Dahlin and Nathan Weaver, plus drummer Aaron Weaver (Nathan’s brother), Olympia, Washington’s Wolves within the Throne Space offer in dour black color metal epics influenced by lengthy, bleak winters, pagan legends, and Scandinavian rings like Darkthrone, Windir, and Enslaved. Honing their dark art with two …

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Trevor de Brauw

The founding guitarist of Illinois-based post-metal quartet Pelican, Trevor de Brauw spent some time working in multiple genres with great prolificacy. An extremely textural instrumentalist with ambient leanings, de Brauw continues to be mixed up in post-rock scene because the past due 1990s, discovering the outer limitations of weighty music …

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Pelican

The secretive instrumental artwork metal clothing Pelican was formed in Chicago by guitarists Trevor de Brauw and Laurent Lebec, in addition to bassist Larry Herweg and his sibling drummer, Bryan. Owing an excellent personal debt to pioneering forefathers Neurosis and frequently in comparison to Boston’s Isis, Pelican coincidentally also discovered …

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Dool

Using an ominous mixture of gothic pop, psychedelic rock and roll, post-rock, and doom steel, Dutch rockers Dool invoke brands like Blue ?-yster Cult, Sisters of Mercy, Ghost, the Sword, and Sonic Youth. Structured from the South Holland interface hub of Rotterdam, the music group comprises Ryanne truck Dorst (Elle …

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Astronoid

New England steel quintet Astronoid defy basic definition. Combining components of dark steel, shoegaze, punk, and fantasy pop, the music group — made up of vocalist/guitarist Brett Boland, guitarists Casey Aylward and Mike DeMelia, bassist Daniel Schwartz, and drummer Matt St. Jean — developed a cross-blended medley of styles that …

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Myrkur

Myrkur may be the one-woman atmospheric dark metal task of Danish songwriter, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Amalie Bruun. The term “Myrkur” is normally Icelandic and means British as “darkness.” Blessed in Copenhagen in 1985, Bruun continues to be an active studio room and touring musician since 2006, provides released two albums …

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