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Similarly interesting is a fairly recent Polish black metal band that incorporates Catholic hymns/chants in their music. Although in this case I think it's like
by BigJono 8y ago
Similarly interesting is a fairly recent Polish black metal band that incorporates Catholic hymns/chants in their music. Although in this case I think it's likely done in irony, or with sacriligeous intent.
https://youtu.be/B7av_o99Pwg?t=238 https://youtu.be/B7av_o99Pwg?t=238
- dvlsg 8y agoOh wow. I actually came to post something about Batushka. I'm really surprised to see it here already. Great stuff.
- noneedforaname 8y agoOrthodox, not Catholic. But yeah, Batushka is awesome. Then there’s Reverorum ib Malacht, the Black metal band who studied Catholicism so intently in order to make even more evil, sacreligious music, that they actually ended up converting. http://www.invisibleoranges.com/reverorum-ib-malacht-interview/ http://www.invisibleoranges.com/reverorum-ib-malacht-intervi...
- anonlastname 8y agoThere are lots of christian metal bands actually
- ericdykstra 8y agoI don't believe Batushka are Christian. There are some really great Christian black metal bands, though. Antestor's The Forsaken and Crimson Moonlight's Veil of Remembrance are both fantastic albums. Of course, the best black metal is heathen, but when 99.9% of it is, that's to be expected.
- madisfun 8y agoI like this nu metal/growling version of the Song of Songs in Church Slavonic by a Russian band: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t106yVE6dYg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t106yVE6dYg Not sacrilegious, quite the opposite.