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Rate The Song Above!

Well, I liked it until they started singing. We're in the same boat it seems. xD

Okay, last one for a while because no one likes my music. v_v

An Epiphanic Vomiting Of Blood - Gnaw Their Tongues

random edit @ Blazing Hearts: You were justified, I think, in placing quotation marks around 'sing'. I wouldn't call it singing, either. It's much more primal than that. It is the noise of pain, the noise of hate, the noise of instinct, a sound that really connects with me on a deeper level. I guess that sounds weird, but I think it really is a "pure" sound. But anyway. Continue.
 
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rock-ground said:
Second-rate black metal. Go with Mayhem or Borgir.
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Yeaaaah, I'm going to have to agree with Furret here. Whilst it's true that Gnaw Their Tongues has obvious black metal influence, it is far from black metal. I'm not entirely sure what to call them, actually. Experimental blackened noise? Avant-garde noise metal? Who knows. But they're definitely not black metal.

Furthermore I don't care about Dimmu Borgir and I prefer Immortal, kthx.
 
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