Drudkh Discography Deep Dive

[@vilgefortz1539]

One of the best black metal bands ever!

[@MrSanityassassin82]

I am hyped for a Summoning Deep Dive

[@tenebraefero168]

Thank you fot support! With love from Ukraine ♥

[@taffowen3993]

It took me a long time to understand metal . Then someone suggested autumn Aurora . Liked it . Then I heard blood in our wells !!!! My favourite album ever !!! Please can you recommend more folk / black metal ? Love your enthusiasm. Thanks

[@blackwaterrust476]

Tbh you can pretty much start with any album (except the instrumental album) Blood in Our Wells and Autumn Aurora are what got me into them though and have loved them ever since.

[@Sneederinosama]

If you didn’t hear the drummer has died fighting for his nation

[@drsmainemusic]

First? Hell yes! Slowly getting into Drudkh through your album ranking. The perfect music for the inevitable frozen hellscape that is a Maine winter soon approaching. Love the deep dive!

[@bradders9743]

Drudkh's music isn't really wintery, they use warm/autumnal tones

[@wheelsofmercury]

Really love Blood In Our Wells and my favourite Autumn Aurora! I have to say that Drudkh's bassist is super-underrated; his runs on that 2018 album are incredible. Speaking of Drudkh-related bands: any chance that you'll do a Blood of Kingu ranking?

[@dieselstuff2952]

The Nocturnal One single came out at the same time my life was falling apart. And everytime I listened it hit my nerves so hard. Ever since I've been a big fan of Drudkh. I've listened to Blood in Our Wells in the past, but now it's become one of my favorite albums. My favorites are A Few Lines in Archaic Ukrainian, Blood, They often see dreams, and Eternal turn of the wheel. I honestly believe Drudkhs music was a big factor that saved me.

[@nosferatu1111]

Eu também

[@VulgrimOfficial]

After all the praise I've heard, it seems to be time to dive into Drudkh already.

[@me0_0irl]

Man, I wonder how harder it would hit such a massive fan like you if you understood the lyrics. I mean the lyrics is extremely poetic, most of them from poets that are not mainstream, only a true connoisseur such as Roman (who worked as a school teacher) know this side of Ukrainian poetry, but the lyrics in Eternal Turn Of The Wheel is their own and it's not that far off. They showed they can feel the world with the same soul as those guys from 100 years ago with miserable fates often cut short in the mass graves of Karelian woods. Try listening last 5 albums while reading wiki page of the lyrics author, it will enhance your experience tenfold.

[@sunyata4823]

I've had a rough year, and its been so long since I've watched one of your videos and its very comforting. And its perfect the video I tap into again is about my favorite black metal band of all time. I still have a cassette of them in my drawer.

[@h4rdboiled695]

The greatest

[@cookiesontoast9981]

Drudkh really are amazing, the first 4 and the last 2 albums I think are all on par with each other. Swan Road is one I go back to the most I think for some reason, some really lovely songs. I enjoy Songs of Grief and Solitude, it's quite nice, plus I like how most of the songs on it are softer versions of Swan Road tracks. Though this album is still definitely the weakest.

[@uyscuti5376]

I bought Handful of Stars when it came out at the local music store. I hated it so much I returned it. What's definitely not expecting that post Rock sound

[@KissSlowlyLoveDeeply-pm2je]

I love every album from Forgotten Legends to Estrangement. After that they lose some of the magic in my opinion. Still a great band. I agree 100% on The Swan Road. It's definitely a grower. Blood and The Glare of 1768 are my among my favourite songs they ever did.

[@KrazniyZvezdi]

are drudkh nsbm? genuine question because i love their music, but dedicating an album to stephan bandera is a bit sus lol. regardless if they are or not tho, still cool riffs.

[@ZinchS-w5m]

No, they are not. I mean there is no nsbm lyrics in their songs. It's mainly about nature and solitude. Compare it to Mxlxtx or black magic ss etc. Stepan Bandera def was far right, but not nazi. In ww2 his wing of Ukrainian insurgent army fought with third reich on one hand and with ussr on the other. For ukrainians Bandera is the person, who fought for independence, not for supremacy white race or other nazi ideas.

[@RichardCranium.]

Stalins crimes are why many Ukrainians support "nazis." Though the nazis as a movement were against Ukrainian independence. The are nationalists, not nazis. Bandera was locked up by the nazis for a while, though they let him out to collaborate with them later. And Ukrainian "nazi collaborators" were not nazis for the most part. Even the guys in the Gallicia SS division. Being a "nazi" is not cut and dry when someone is fighting Stalin who was equally as brutal as Hitler.

[@acat1473]

@@RichardCranium. Brother, you can't believe how your comment has made me feel. Someone has finally said this shit, understanding the context behind a lot of Ukrainians' politics, bless you and love from Ukraine.

[@me0_0irl]

No, not in the slightest. Drudkh has one theme - Ukrainian poetry, starting from 16 century to 21 century. If you followed the Ukrainian history closer you would know any Nazi would hate Bandera for breaking the Nationalist Movement in half and waging war against Third Reich too, while non-Bandera faction preferred to stay loyal to Axis powers. Also Bandera's faction milded down their ideology, switched from interwar nationalism to subjugated nations liberation and dropped "Führerprinzip" altogether. While I personally understand each faction to a degree, real hardcore nazi do not support Bandera's actions. Bandera viewed in Ukraine as a BANNER of struggle. At different stages of his life he was persecuted by Polish and German authorities and later murdered by Soviets. He's used as a martyr, not as a ideologue, given that he never wrote a books or never was a military commander (he was a concentration camp prisoner during the hottest eastern front battles).

[@fabiopatane9160]

Thank you for swearing a lot less than usual, this time: it makes the listening experience a lot more enjoyable, and you are articolate enough for not needing such cheap tricks.

[@Metaltalk41]

Easily my favourite atmospheric band besides burzum. Have you ever heard of the band hellfucked?

[@baldbassguy9528]

Awesome 🤘 you going to Bloodstock tomorrow?

[@Questformetal]

Nah avoiding it this year went to inferno festival in Norway instead

[@willr.9903]

this my fav band (drudkh) listen to gaerea

[@Gorg0nops]

That KH sounds like Spanish J, Scottish CH, German CH, Dutch G.

[@marcin9182]

When Best album of june, july we are waiting

[@vouneo]

Those videos are over for now I think he made an update video about it

[@pontus7606]

Ukrainian uprisings against Poland happened earlier. In the 17th century.

[@erikmathis5321]

DDDD

[@Vallinotti]

Anything written in memory of Stephan Bandera should be deemed pure garbage. Garbage for garbage….