Anyone else besides C. Dead and myself into the black metal/industrial mayhem of MZ 412? especially on the releases Burning The Temple of God and Domine Rex Inferum.

I got it tape trading. Lethal!

DJ DEATH said:

well do you like Mz412?

who would you compare it to?

the_reverend said:

well burning the temple of god is closer to Mysticum and Gorgoroths "Destroyer", the other album makes you feel like you're walking into dachau.

i have all there releases and alot of other stuff in that vein,they are still the best for that style

the tax man said:

I don't man Brighter Death Now "innerwar", Sephiroth "Cathedron", and The Moon Lay Hidden Beneath A Cloud/Deutsch Nepal "A night in fear" give MZ412 a run for its money.

all good stuff but, a different style from mz412, you forgot raison d'etre

the tax man said:

what era of Raison D'Etre. When I saw him live he bored the shit out of me although the set he did with Bocksholm was fucking fantastic

his early stuff was pretty weak,i.m.o but by his third or fourth i think,the something something and pharmations one i remember really liking,i had no idea he played live,i cant picture it,matter of fact i'm laughing while trying to picture it,what the fuck do you do to something like that live? profane grace deserves a mention as well

you into Peter Andersons project Stratvm Terror?

i haven't heard of it,but i'll keep an eye out,this sort of stuff can be so hard to find,an underground sungenre of an underground subgenre

i would very much like to hear this.

link?

vein_water said:

I like that album "punctuation" by that band "English"

i LOL'd

Fuck yeah Steve, good topics.

I have this record on LP, by far the best one. Though, i never heard the last one they did. Basically its brutal death industrial with alot of black metal influence. Its the only record they did of its kind and has some actual "musical" elements of the black metal persuasion.

thats weird, i was reading about MZ 412 yesterday. i'm interested to hear it.