RFI Ep. 40: Graveland
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- If you were unaware, Graveland is possibly the greatest black metal band of all time. Now you know! Why not listen to me talk about it for twenty minutes?
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" Thousand Swords" literally was a life changing experience. As a fan of Black Metal , nothing can touch it post Burzum.
An authentical Dark medieval raw dance ⚔️
Thank you for actually talking about the music and examining it and going through it instead of all the other BS everybody else likes to talk about which is all anybody has ever been talkin about this is the best thing I have ever heard
Really great, thoughtful musical analysis here: excellent job, it made me reconsider the band's catalogue.
This is excellent! I have been into Graveland for 25 years and this host knows his stuff very well
One of my top three BM bands of all time.
This is awesome.....Graveland is in my Top 3 BM bands!! Glad someone else noted how amazing the drumming is!!
What are your favorite songs by Graveland?
Top 10 or 15 if you don't mind
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I heard Capricornus is a teacher in Russia now. I saw someone post it on the old website nuclear war now. There was also a picture of someone who looked like him teaching.
First time checking this channel. Great analysis. I especially agree with the Manilla Road comparison (both bands are in my top of all time).
Early Graveland is quality black metal, & they nailed the mood better than most of their piers at the time IMO, especially with the In the glare of burning churches, Celtic Winter, & Carpathian wolves releases. However I can't say that I was taken much by anything that I heard post Thousand Swords.
This podcast / channel is fucking incredible. Graveland will always be in my #1
What are your favorite songs by Graveland?
Top 10 or 15 if you don't mind
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Great job man this was well done!!!
Clip from 12:00 on actually reminds me of Blood on Ice. And the vocals of Graveland remind me of LLN or the current underground Portuguese sound.
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If you like Graveland you might consider checking out the band Runespell.
No thanks bro. They suck!
Poonspell
Great videos.
Great video 👍
Karcharoth didn't play bass on "Following the Voice of Blood." Robert Performed bass as well as all other instruments except for drums (Capricornus).
Karcharoth committed suicide in 2004 he jumped off a tower in wroclaw
Yeah kind of a bummer
Living in this city wants me to do the same jfl
Good episode - it would have awesome if you threw in Infernum on this episode as well.
It's been so long I can't remember if this one was good or not. Glad you enjoyed it! I think if I were to re-do it I'd probably split it up into multiple episodes between the early spooky stuff and the later more epic material, and then probably have an episode just on Infernum and Thor's Hammer. Like both of them a lot, especially the first Infernum album.
My favorite band
Please do a show about DNS
Darken Nocturn Slaughter cult
Thanks. Another favorite band of mine
Yesterday I watched it again (so, thank you once more), and I've noticed you may have missed a strong influence on Graveland's early discography, rather than Bathory: LLN, and Mutilation in particular. What do you think about it?
Love the two stupid dogs sound bite there.
So where is the follow-up episode you talk about at the end? Oh and good advice at the end of the video.
Yo RFI, I can’t remember the episode but I believe you mentioned neofascist Russian rap. Could you someday do a primer on this genre? I don’t even know where to start, I’ve tried looking stuff up and I’m not having luck. Someone recommended Sid+Ram with the track Ramsing and this is pretty close to what I’m looking for; hopefully this is the kind of stuff you were referencing.
Yeah, it's sort of adjacent to a lot of the hardcore over there. My favorite is ATL, he's a metalhead and started out very harsh and kind of gabba-influenced, nowadays his stuff is more emotional and trippy, dips into some weird electronic territory. Stolniygrad (Стольный ГрадЪ will probably bring up more songs) are straight-edge and folk-influenced; their earlier stuff is really angry rap and their newer stuff kind of mixes that with some pagan metal and groove metal sounds. I actually did an episode on them, ep. 177. Krasnoe Derevo (Красное дерево) and Gio Pika (Гио ПиКа) are both lo-fi Russian prison rap stuff that gets pretty right wing. SH Kera is kind of in the same vein but way more explicitly political (check out the album cover for Чёрное солнце lol). There's a couple compilations out there called New Dawn (Новый рассвет) and Right Wing Music (Правая музыка) that have a whole lot of good stuff on them: rap, folk music, metal, dance music stuff etc.
@@radiofreeinnsmouth1337 thanks. I really appreciate the detailed response. It gives me a great starting point.
When you get the time you should check out Svolder and Blood Libel (I believe it’s the same guy). Killer intolerant Canadian BM with some GBK vibes. I initially heard of them from Sven on TDS. Not a lot of info about them out there, but worth looking into.
Blood LIBEL are great!!
What is your Graveland album ranking?
I have thousand swords and immortal pride. Recommend 3rd purchase?
Definitely Following the Voice of Blood if you like the Thousand Swords style. The Celtic Winter and Carpathian Wolves are also recommended but they're in a much darker style.
Huge Graveland fan, one of the first Black Metal bands i was introduced to (alongside Nokturnal Mortum). His early stuff are all masterpieces, ive corresponded with him on several occasions, etc. But I grew disappointed with the output after "Memory & Destiny", when things became full on Viking/Nordland, i feel like the music lost alot of its character? Its nuance? Its special appeal? The songs ceased to stick in my mind. Like listening to "Hour of Ragnarok" it all just sounds like the same idea repeated. Whereas before each album felt like an experimentation, a unique idea, a new take, etc. I cant help but feel like Capricornus was a more important aspect than we assume? Like a muse perhaps? PS: When you mentioned Graveland borrowing riffs from "Wrath of the Tyrant" i could tell you knew your stuff.
What are your favorite songs by Graveland?
Top 10 or 15 if you don't mind
Infernum ended up becoming two different bands called Infernum from the same city. Of course this is to annoying to sort out. This oddity is up your alley pal.
What's the song at 3:40
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@@MrBeaver2000 what
The Gates to the Kingdom of Darkness
song name at 1:11 please?
"Witches Sabbath" off the As the Shadows Rise 7"
KEEP FLYING THE FLAG OF NSBM👑🤍🏴☠️
Graveland is great but I just can’t embrace the vocals. Annoy the god damn hell out of me no matter how much I wish they didn’t.
What era? His are more interesting than nearly all bm vocalists. Croak is superior.
Aside, The drumming of Capricornus gave them a totally unique rhythm. And they more a less adopted it throughout.
Love graveland .mainly a fan of the older stuff but the epic stuff is good too
Fullmoon