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sean
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Topic: Panopticon (extreme or post metal)Posted: September 11 2012 at 11:29 |
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One man black metal project from Kentucky. I get a similar feel to proggier/atmospheric black metal bands such as Skagos, Falls of Rauros, and Wolves in the Throne room, but with a significant amount of influence from bluegrass music, as well as post rock and black metal.
Those are a few songs spanning his discography that I feel sum up the sound best.
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Posted: September 11 2012 at 16:55 |
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These sorts of Black Metal bands generally have a hard time getting accepted on here - best wait to hear what Andy has to say about them before I attempt to dig out any more...
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Posted: September 12 2012 at 12:23 |
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I understand that. Black metal is a genre that I love, and I can see many progressive elements in a lot of bands, but I'm not sure what it takes for most people to see them as prog. In this case, I can hear many sonic similarities between Panopticon and several of the bands that are listed here, as well as hearing elements of the music that I think are rather progressive.
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