Explaining Emit

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

Enbilulugugal was one gnarly sonic onslaught meant to give you bowel movements and compulsively gorge on pure lard (for Satan, of course), RIP/ RIC Dustin (Izedis), he was a good dude, talked to him on and off back in the Soundcloud days.

[@pills8303]

I used to be a friend of a friend, he was a really good dude and deserved better in life, RIP Enbilulugugal

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

@@pills8303 Right on, yeah definitely. I'm still waiting for Morgan MG to tell more about exactly what happened since I really couldn't find any information besides the gofundme for his funeral.

[@spikegragard2105]

@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary let us know if you find anything, I heard from a friend of a friend it was heart disease or something like that

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

@@spikegragard2105 Certainly. Wish I knew more.

[@AllonBakuth]

I usta talk to that dude back in the day trading pills for music. Good times. He has some projects before his noise projects sad he's gone. R.I.P. he sure did have a sense of humor.

[@mkj54]

Emit sounds more legitimately demented unlike most noise projects that I've heard, especially on "The Dark Bleeding" and "The Dark Gods"

[@pknight7572]

He and I did a collaboration that ended up in one demo. He came to Wales and we had a very strange weekend. Essentially he wanted me to drum in the same manner as one of my demos. To this day I'm not sure what he meant. He slept in the abandoned part of the house and complained about the spiders. The recording process was quite strange. He certainly had a plan. He wasn't randomly twanging strings.

[@dissinyosandwich7548]

I actually got recommended Emit by the algorithm before I knew that you talked about it on your iceberg. I agree that it was probably one of the scariest audio experiences of my life, but it was that special kind of scary that I couldn’t stop listening to. Glad to see you talking about Emit brought more people’s attention to it!

[@Scrinwaipwr]

Same. I listen to a lot of black metal in the winter and it's been winter for me lately as I live in northern hemisphere, KZbin was all "you like Havohej, Abruptum and Moëvöt? Check out this shit!" and showed me Emit. I loved the atmosphere and weird playing of instruments, though some of the screamier vocal bits were a little obnoxious at times.

[@philipmaclean1560]

I think bands like Emit and Stalaggh are really good projects that push the boundaries for what can be considered music and how inaccessible something can be. Personally, I am not able to listen to it. Once that demonic screaming that sounds like he's being stabbed, I turn it off. It's just a little too much for me. But I can respect them for what they do, and it's really impressive.

[@Necroburner]

Stalaggh is more darker than emit cause voices are for people in the asylum

[@ozzylepunknown551]

It's a sound that resonates with my depression

[@deathmetalpokemon]

Emit and Stalaggh are both auditory nightmare fuel

[@nescumzwei]

Its kind of weird this "secret handshake" noise I listened to back in the early 2000s is getting some traction. Back then it was somewhat... "fun" trying to find harder edge stuff that went above and beyond the regular, actual music without the internet resources that are available now. You'd find stuff like Emit or Nebiros and then that would then link in with other, similarly absurdly obscure acts due to the label heads giving you advice when you ordered the tapes. Emit just brings me back to 2004 or 2005, going out to ruined buildings in the woods at 3am, taking shrooms and then popping it into a Walkman and just drinking in the atmosphere of the place. Fun times until I got old. I do sort of miss those times as it was oddly easy to learn about the bands if you spoke with label owners about stuff. You could go deeper and deeper and it all felt natural. The modern Internet has killed a lot of that I think.

[@Bryan-ce6bo]

I actually plan to get to every band you namedropped on that iceberg, but that face on the Dark Bleeding cover is so good it had to be one of the first I checked out.

[@ercanyuksel5624]

you should try gulaggh and stalaggh as well

[@ercanyuksel5624]

okay, at this point I've listened to drone/doom bands like sunn and khanate for 700-800 times and even though these bands are hard to get into and most people think it's autistic to enjoy their music, at least they have some kind of a structure and are somewhat organized. but bands like gulaggh, stalaggh, emit, abruptum are extremely hard to get into let alone enjoy their work. it's literally torture, like gnawing your skin until you can see the bone, eating your own guts out, crushing your skull with a hammer... but hey, if you like putting yourself in uncomfortable places and get a weird pleasure out of it, you should check them out 👍

[@ercanyuksel5624]

btw give khanate a try guys, it's filthy as fuck: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2OkmGd4adJjedU

[@maxx1014]

I wanted to add Havohej to this list of weird black metal. You’re welcome

[@Scrinwaipwr]

It's true outsider art, anti-music perhaps.

[@EfsaneSaran]

Buna gerçekten katılıyorum, şu ana kadar gördügüm en sıkıntılı işlerden biri, emit için iş dronedan doomdan falan çıkmış, kafalarında bi atmosfer var ve onun içine sokmaya çabalıyolar,başarıyolarda.

[@brknfltr]

me

[@hypnovertigo7200]

I must mention that Emit was on the same label as Stalaggh and credited them as an influence on the Dark Bleeding. Many mention Nattram from Silencer is possibly the one behind Stalaggh but honestly the idea behind Emit being behind Stalaggh and Gullagh is much more believable to me.

[@misanthropiclowlife]

Stalaggh are composed of musicians in the Belgian music scene. Emit is from the UK. Has nothing to do with each other at all. Read it in an interview years and years ago before all this shit on KZbin.

[@111sanson]

I'm surprised you didn't mention Abruptum. Emit definitely reminds me of them. Back in the early 90's (yes, I'm old. 47) when I first listened to Abruptum I was mesmerized by their sound because no other band sounded like them.

[@carlosaugusto5320]

He actually did talk about them on his black metal iceberg video.

[@themidsmoker]

I have to keep myself from playing Abruptum too loud in my apartment so my neighbors don't think I'm screaming and cutting my self

[@nou257]

so sad to know there's not many bands like abruptum. their albums evil genius and obscuritatem are absolute amazing

[@JohnSmith-dk3kn]

There is no music like Emit. Period.

[@suffokation]

utarm I'd argue could be compared to emit in ways

[@voidahl1667]

On the surface level, the only connection I can see with emit and the Order of Nine Angles is that he has an album titled "The Dark Gods", the dark gods being a huge point of belief in the o9a for practice and myths. Other than that I'll have to search deeper into it

[@dreadpiratemystic5515]

Yo wassup BsOD something about spacebase am i right?

[@jayp7064]

@@dreadpiratemystic5515 BSoD is the king.

[@trevas_4598]

Its on the wikipedia "The ONA outlines their guidelines for human sacrifice in a number of documents: "A Gift for the Prince - A Guide to Human Sacrifice" Their 2005's album is called " A Sword of Death for the Prince" At least they know about it i think.

[@jayp7064]

@@trevas_4598 Oh god damn it. Why is every good black metal band racist.

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

O9A needs some C4 planted in their building.

[@Knarkamel]

This band makes cannibal corpse sound like nickelback

[@guerrillaradio9953]

Emit is one of VERY few bands that I will actually buy his stuff on physical media. I have Emit on tapes. Fucking treasure them so much. Nothing helps me "get the poison out" when I'm depressed like Emit. I'm really saddened that Dustin has passed. Knowing that his expression will never be recorded again makes me feel a little more empty. RIS Dustin...may Satan reward your total honesty and relentless devotion.

[@terridactyl5152]

The dark bleeding sounds pretty improved to me, or at least leaves open that possibility that it is indeed improv to some degree.

[@paid14]

Improvised *

[@thenoctus6722]

Everybody talking about Emit's connections to O9A, but nobody's talking about their connection to Reverorum ib Malacht? Namely, Emit occasionally lending RiM session musicians, if Encyclopedia Metallum is anything to go by. Speaking of RiM, they're definitely on the deepest level of weird too. It's a _Roman Catholic_ black metal band, playing experimental music in the vein of Emit; maybe a bit less chaotic. Some of the members converted from die-hard Satanism (even Satan worship?) to Catholicism, allegedly because they thought that it's more kvlt and evil. Prior to that, I recall the band going by other names, settling for Reverorum ib Malacht by the time they converted.

[@darkgalaxy1402]

Based

[@Sean-Ax]

I heard of them from my brother; I recall him saying that they decided to study Catholicism in order to blaspheme more effectively but ended up converting instead. Not the first time I've heard of that happening. lol

[@Lady_bubonica66]

somehow, the sound of Emit got me hooked, even though it was my first contact with black metal.

[@Lady_bubonica66]

@gaahl6196 this ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4WVlYxrZtKFjM0 , very bizarre

[@maniakk3563]

If there was a Hell Metal, emit would be it

[@hiroshianime]

You should make a grindcore iceberg chart one day.

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

More like order of the nine edgelords.

[@brknfltr]

cool band

[@aktivitat6397]

Nice DI6 record. Emit has been on my radar for a couple of years and man, it's brutal and powerful shit. I am so inspired by artists who can use their musicianship to make something so challenging. I seriously think noise and PE/death industrial guys should take notes.

[@shannonm.townsend1232]

What is D16

[@sevenfjell118]

@@shannonm.townsend1232 Death In June (D = Death, I = In, 6 = sixth month of the year which is June)

[@shannonm.townsend1232]

@@sevenfjell118 ty!

[@LordBackuro]

The dark bleeding is what non metal fans think when i say i Listen to Metallica.

[@jasonwood8023]

Your channel is awesome, im not much into black metal but you have put me onto some great stuff, Damaar being a huge one! Jesus! Had no idea time ghoul was even a band until your content put me onto it. Great stuff! I listened to Emit, lol, I found it comical surprisingly.

[@dinguswiffle1866]

I’ve listened to The Dark Bleeding twice. The first time I was disturbed, the 2nd I was curious to re-experience it. Don’t think I’ll return for a 3rd listen, it’s like a bad trip with the most dissonant feeling of agony.

[@Kain1805]

It might help when you're at very low points in your life, the raw emotion and screaming in the album could kinda be like therapy, a way to express your own bad feelings. Maybe you should try that on your next listen, I for my part definitely will

[@dinguswiffle1866]

@@Kain1805 I really like your perspective friend, I’ve found a few albums personally that had a therapy thru anger effect on me. I found a bizarre band called Waco Jesus ( all of their album covers are gross be warned if you search ) and every song was just batshit crazy, with a rhythm to it. You can almost feel what the singer is going through despite the lyrics, the implicit emotions are powerful.

[@rev9737]

I honestly just started getting into black metal a couple months ago (favorite bands are watain, celeste, uada, and odraza) and came across this from a friend. Upon first listen, the intro and the screaming in "The Pain Of Bleeding" genuinely freaked me out lol. However, the album began to grow on me and I've started listening to it as study music occasionally. This is so extreme, and just pure creepy, that I actually now kinda enjoy it. Great video by the way man!

[@6canadian6winter6]

I thought his name was Emmett when I first came across his stuff on KZbin , gotta love dyslexia

[@merkebrae]

Emit just hits home :)

[@Chrisdoesntlikenoisecore]

this album helps me fall asleep

[@maleexile9053]

I actually like it and I recommend to my coworker and he was terrified also I used to listen to this at work

[@lewisb85]

In regard to the ONA it could simply be a case of location Emit is based here in Somerset which is close to where the ONA system was founded. He could be referencing it in a way some other British bm acts talk about British paganism.

[@MontyCantsin5]

MM's connections with the ONA are pretty well documented. He's doing a bit more than just making reference to it.

[@lewisb85]

@@MontyCantsin5 I was politely trying to say, it's no one's business but his.

[@MontyCantsin5]

@@lewisb85: That can't be the case if one is an active proponent of ONA teachings: committing crimes, perpetrating violence, embracing extreme right wing views, interfering with graves, etc. Those are not simply private acts confined to someone's home. I'm sure most people interested in the ONA *don't* carry the aforementioned acts but some certainly do.

[@ClassyLonnieMETAL]

I blind bought 'Spectre Music Of An Antiquary' about 5 years ago in an order with some atomospheric black metal CDs. It was advertised as ambient/atmospheric black metal on the site and from the reissue artwork I thought I was getting into something similar to Griefrain or even maybe Isolert. I was completely taken aback when I first listened to it, and just generally felt uncomfortable. I still own it to this day, but it is something I have to be in a mood for to put on. I have it on a similar level in my collection as maybe Korperschwache's 'Evil Walks' album. Both hair-raising listens that are perfect for times of introspection into the less comfortable depths of one's imagination or psyche.

[@DemonArshan]

Emit is my favorite music band their album "The Dark Bleeding" is a masterpiece of an album that modern day musician's can learn something from it's just simply eargasmic music🤘

[@samichloricacid]

larp

[@aaro4394]

The american chapter of O9A is literally run by FBI agents. The same agents also worked in atomwaffen.

[@spencergrady5501]

And Walmart

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

As an American, it is YOUR constitutional right to open carry in order to protect yourself and your family against these tyrannical edgelords. 2A all day! 🇺🇸

[@ajax3594]

They weren’t agents, it was just one guy who was a convicted felon and that guy happened to be a snitch for them.

[@iaminyourwalls4553]

tried listening to them earlier this morning before school, after 10 seconds i had to stop and say 'the fuck"

[@lifeeternal9823]

Man I completely forgot about black mountain transmitter. It’s been in my discogs wantlist for years.

[@drpibisback7680]

It's always fun when Black Metal gets so fucking evil that the only path left is to just forsake making music entirely. Rhythm is not evil enough. Melody is not evil enough. Consonant harmony is not evil enough. Structure is not evil enough. All you need is Audio Shock.

[@bernadettebread]

it took me a few minutes of googling to find a picture of this guy wearing a swast!ka, honestly not sure how y’all couldn’t find anything about his connections to the ONA 😬 that said, can’t wait to dig into that black metal iceberg lol

[@HappySerafim]

I would say welcome to black metal, but you arent welcome.

[@bernadettebread]

@@HappySerafim frankly I’m ok w that

[@DeathTheKidFTW998]

“The true race will descend upon us in a ufo from another world” Sounds like Scientology to me

[@cummywummy2896]

A few months ago I kept falling asleep to The Dark Bleeding and it really damaged my psyche

[@ferd1572]

Seriously?

[@cummywummy2896]

@@ferd1572 No joke. Some of the dreams I had felt like they were beyond creations of my own mind. I saw someone's molecules collapse in on themselves into a "wormhole"(?) that looked like static and their bloodstains hung in midair. The sun would disappear and electricity was sapped when this "witch"(?) would make booming chants; and they looked like just a floating cloak with a plain porcelain face under the hood. There were a lot of other weird dreams but what was stranger were the side-effects. I started to lose any sense of morality or joy when I was awake. I felt like there was just fuzz in my head and a lot of violent, wanting to pry skin apart kind of feelings

[@ferd1572]

@@cummywummy2896 didn't seem very inviting, and I only listened to one song lmao

[@cummywummy2896]

@@ferd1572 It's really not. Noise is an acquired taste. Myself and any noise fan will tell you that you either like it or you don't. There's really nothing to sell here lol

[@ferd1572]

@@cummywummy2896 It's like 50/50. You either like it or you don't

[@wheelsofmercury]

Although that whole thing about the guy possibly being part of a terrorist group prevents me from truly diving into the project, Emit does sound fascinating music-wise, based on the way you described it.

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

I’ve noticed that with the harsh noise genre, the artists are either vegan hippie anti-nazi anti-war activists, or they’re self hating white nationalist extremists in underground hate groups lol

[@CloakedinMurk]

@@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245 Well said lmao, I certainly agree.

[@RIPdixiecarter]

@@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245 I mean did you expect harsh noise artists to be normies lol

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

@@RIPdixiecarter I mean

[@lucysoffering]

@@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245 i’m a mix of both lmao

[@fabriziogarreta7400]

Enbilulugugal is one of the most extreme bands of all time

[@Apsvett666]

Mmm, no.

[@fabriziogarreta7400]

@@Apsvett666 name some

[@fabriziogarreta7400]

@@Apsvett666 name some band who are more extreme ill wait

[@Apsvett666]

Basically the whole Kolkata scene for example.

[@fabriziogarreta7400]

@@Apsvett666 what bands? list some

[@ВикторПастернак-й4ш]

Enbilulugugal is actually a name of one of Marduk's emblems: "Enbilulugugal is the twenty-sixth emblem. The power that reigns over everything that grows and grows. Gives the knowledge of cultivation of the land and is able to supply food to the besieged hailstones for the period of thirteen moons of one moon. The most noble power. Her word is Aggha."

[@morbeed]

This is like the surrealist art movement but in music form

[@bloodydiablo666]

I heard from emit years ago, and the whole album is very relaxing to me.

[@satans_minion_6668]

I kinda like Emit, sounds haunting and I love it

[@zzlino9598]

I love Emit, I need to listen to something so hard it itches my brain and all my senses while lifting, if you know anything even worse than them I would love to hear

[@klash9684]

did 2 interviews/rituals with UI, both 10-15 years ago, if you can find a copy of Rituals of the Cloven Hoof zine, they will shed light upon Emit, Hammemit et al.

[@klash9684]

one of his responses from the first interview session: Q: Emissions relevance to companion blasphemic subcultural degneracy: A: Emit doesn't have any relevance to any culture. It relates only to me. Emit isn't part of a scene and is influenced by but not associated with anything.

[@tehdogefather6546]

i sure love this album

[@Shvmadogg]

You should listen to: Nurse with wound - I've plumbed this whole neighborhood. This is fucking terrifying

[@wyattxhim]

Nurse with wound is literally meant to destroy optimism lol

[@m.f.5739]

Great pick. Homotopy for Marie is also very unsetteling. Or the Whitehouse collaboration, The 150 murderous passions. Not as eerie, but probably one of the harshes things ever recorded, even in the realms of noise. Pure torture in audio form. Listening to it on headphones, even at low volumes, might very well give you a headache.

[@ZSN108]

If I recall, the Canadian project AMSG and the nutcase behind that project are into ONA stuff. There's a really bizarre happening in the underground spiritual right with this accelerationist mix of buddhism, tantra, hare krishna, and ONA stuff. Its a total mess

[@ReplyequalsNerd]

yeah I've been watching that movement for a minute now. And so much of the ideologies seem to be fuelled by a singular modern publishing house Martinet Press

[@ZSN108]

@@ReplyequalsNerd not super familiar with that press but a quick look and it reminds me a lot of stuff I've seen in those circles and the Michael w Ford stuff

[@HappySerafim]

Hammer and Vajra movement is probably something you are aware of

[@ZSN108]

@@HappySerafim yeah theyre good people afaik

[@michaelthompson9540]

I see that Death in June album back there. Nice.

[@Triiplesiix]

anyone else look for their phone vibrating lol

[@prepperandson1399]

God I love this channel this dude is so serious

[@SharpAsABricc]

Dude, Emit actually got an official Topic channel. The official The Dark Bleeding audio has been uploaded like a month ago

[@charliejohnson8762]

You didn't touch the surface with order of the 9 angles, going to gravesites of notorious rapes and murders of both adults and children alike, in order to praise the attacker because their views are completely separate to society and they want to cause chaos. Might not go for all of them, but that may be the action in the picture you posted.

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

They sound mentally ill. Only people that can help folks like that is some brass therapy from Dr. Smith and Wesson

[@q7Hx]

Like you said, whilst not all of them may engage in the acts directly, the group's literature outright calls for it & encourages support for those actions. So even though a member may not directly be partaking, you can certainly guarantee they support it. The group is filled to the brim with paedophiles & child rapists for a reason after all.

[@charliejohnson8762]

@@q7Hx not sure that there are currently more than two people in the group... not that i've searched too long.

[@q7Hx]

@@charliejohnson8762 It was believed that the organisation was comprised of just two members up until the twenty-first century. It was memed as The Order of No Members within Occult circles for that very reason. However, now it's seen to have considerably expanded it's membership, thanks to online recruitment via social media and Occult & Fascism boards.

[@LongWarEnjoyer]

One day maybe we will get an explaining Abruptum video.

[@HOXiFiRE]

nice Death in June album I just found a DIJ record at my local record shop not too long ago cant wait to get a turn table so I can listen to it.

[@v10l3t40]

Like Finn from the Punk Rock MBA said, people like the guy in Emit are what can be considered truly "Weird" or dysfunctional people. About the order of the 9 angels thing it's another example of how these people are so weird that social structures don't work for them normally

[@azathothahnenerbe3856]

That’s not true. In fact most of us will try to blend into society as much as we can.

[@nothingoldcanstay12]

Great video but wanted to comment on your DIJ album in the back. One of my favorites! Hope to grab one one day.

[@banana2649]

I live within like 5 miles of the guy that runs this project lmao. I wonder if I’ve ever walked past him without noticing…

[@banana2649]

@@NinePine6 yeah same county

[@zaihasrulikhwanmohdzurki8043]

I wonder ENBILULUGUGAL RIP, but they’re released new EP on Apple Music/SPOTIFY recently on 12/08/2024, called RITES OF THE BLAKK GOAT, can someone explain the current status about this band?

[@sappysoda4938]

its all the stuff you cant even explain to yourself found in music for me, especially The Dark Bleeding

[@theeternalworm9437]

The dark bleeding is probably one of the greatest black metal albums, but as you touched upon his connections to the O9A it's hard for me to ignore that. The connections he has are most easily identifiable by the fact that he established to label MMP temple which is a label specifically "concerened with O9A or inspired material." Which you know is kind of a confession right there. It's messed up stuff, but the music is good so it's a really big toss up.

[@TeaRektum]

rappers are part of actual violent gangs and nobody bats an eye

[@z0ttel89]

He was very much involved in the Order of Nine Angles (O9A), which is a very important aspect of both his music and ... well ... let's say 'morbid' views and activities.

[@AbyssalDefect]

You've got a similar color and hair texture to mine and it looks like you take care of it. Just recommend not brushing it. Nice to see guys with longer hair actually taking care of it. So often its just a long, scraggly mess.

[@darkhymnsfromthecoldnorth]

Ive got a few Emit tapes. Maybe not my thing, never really been able to get into it.

[@spcguest1627]

was that you on the most recent episode of Dr. Phil with Matt Walsh?

[@altnap]

Can you do explaining Enbilulugugal please?

[@wyattxhim]

Ha that would be a challenge

[@bringyourownsnake980]

Emit = John Cage on Halloween. HUGE compliment.

[@burialofficial8913]

oh no i’m about to found it what emit is

[@teamextreme86]

its amazing ....... nuff said , move and and spread it around

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Emit is really satanic black metal none but demonic screams you just have distorted noise reminds me of the screams from zombies verruckt

[@BiggityBoggity8095]

I love havohej

[@jonfitzpatrick9942]

Emit. The Dean Koontz of post-2000's black metal mail order tape lists. Everyone, and I mean everyone, everywhere, had the same three Emit tapes. I think Tour de Garde still does. Still!

[@langerlord]

Just noticed that RCOH vinyl in the background.

[@MontyCantsin5]

Abortions and 'Spectre Music...' are, in my view, MM's best work as far as Emit is concerned. I prefer the more manifestly ambient approach of those releases compared to the noise/BM inspired releases. He hasn't pursued the more chaotic, harsh sound found on TDB for over fifteen years now.

[@jaimesantiagolonga]

Not surprised that Emit has connections to Reverorum ib Malacht

[@xmike925x]

I would like to see a video of abruptum

[@dannysmetalden3343]

The sexy mermam is back🤣🍻🤘

[@zezinhocambalhota972]

I dunno if it was supposed to be a mask, corpsepaint or whatever but I kept seeing that blotch on the lower part of that face on TDB's cover art as a moustache

[@123slowdown]

Great video, watched all the way to the end.

[@catmansweater5466]

Nice death in June record

[@nanowithbeans2511]

in my eyes, music like emit's and the postal soundtrack are good because it's raw and unbridled. Problem with vocalizing cathartic soundtrack is that it will eventually become basic and pretty or just full of F bombs. THIS and postal 1 however, are just raw screeching noise. No need for words to express my hate, just pure demonic rage and violence. The reason why i brought up postal one is because they are pretty similar.

[@morbidcorpse5954]

How can one explain that which is unexplainable? 🤔

[@rorke6092]

O9A is such a cool cult, love hearing about them and reading about their lore

[@fomorian7902]

bro what

[@codeinexrist]

they're literal nazis

[@SammyxSweetheart.02]

Just join Wiccanism jeez

[@rorke6092]

@@SammyxSweetheart.02 wiccanism is cringe wine mom crap. I want satanic hitler!

[@stevemarketer4174]

Emit is reverse time....

[@roccovolk]

But, what ends when the symbols shatter?

[@bogofeternalstench2570]

My fave youtuber who stutters n misprounounces

[@mrskizzot]

I havent thought about the ONA in years. They are like the most silly evil group I ever read about. I remember running across their stuff on an old geocities site back in the day, and even in my edgy teen years, the ideas made me laugh.

[@johnberger55]

ma söön perset

[@tonymusixx5129]

HOLA DESDE PERÚ

[@pilsenenjoyer]

Try Endless Dismal Moan. It's abstract and unsettling to the point you can tell there was something clearly wrong with the guy which makes sense... the dude offed himself after all. Not my kind of black metal but some may like it.

[@wyattxhim]

Surprisingly I get recommended this a lot

[@misanthropiclowlife]

I kind of miss the days when you actually had to dig for this sort of thing. Before a KZbin and before streaming sites. I'd go on underground distros and read about bands like this and blind buy a cassette. Call me a boomer or a gatekeeper, I don't care, but I hate how this entire subgenre has basically turned into a meme for edgy e-girls looking for validation and Varg memes on a discord channel. Every jerk off on KZbin talking about it now.

[@ft-ml8fc]

Well you always did have to dig around, its just that algorithms have been implemented to do that for users for a long while. Sites like KZbin used to be just be a search bar front and center. I get what you mean though, I horribly dislike "aestheticists" and tourists to obscurity who are really just around to talk about it and associate with it. The Dark Bleeding got observably negative reception when it got kicked online and it wasn't until there was glamorized talk that people started to love it. What that means is pretty obvious.

[@lunantix]

Odds are, The creator behind Emit will probably be a Mr Roger's type character😂

[@vidarsmestad9143]

Funny you should be posting this, IMMEDIATELY after norwegian podcast "Taakeprat" has released a two-part episode about O9A. Dark stuff.

[@GreatBeardofWisdom]

Possibly a stupid question; is there a version of that podcast in English?

[@vidarsmestad9143]

@@GreatBeardofWisdom Dunno what happened here, tried to post a link to the facebook-page, but seems it went missing. To answer your question, I don't think so. But I believe that if you contact the man directly, I'm sure he can answer all your questions.

[@cultofdis]

I think Finn Mckenty (Punk Rock MBA) talked about Emit in his "The Only Good Black Metal Bands" video posted 2 months ago. I'm sure that also got people listening that otherwise never would have.

[@wyattxhim]

I saw that but it’s because someone told him about it in his stream and he listens to it for 5 seconds and goes “Oh yeah I love this” 😅😂 I don’t want to talk down on him really ever again but I doubt that convinced anyone to listen to it.

[@deconsecrator5767]

@@wyattxhim Don't worry, you're both equally 🌈

[@wyattxhim]

@@deconsecrator5767 the difference being I don’t consider what you just commented as “abuse”

[@KB-vv8gr]

Seems that whether it's Death Metal, Grindcore, or Black Metal, it all just devolves into noise.

[@albertocazzoli3124]

Flexin that sweet what ends when the symbol shatter lp...

[@eclatshwartzbaumcybertune2063]

I love that video 😊.