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Gregorian death metal folk also seems to have lacked seed tunes but the thing is just in its infancy so soon we'll be banging our tonsured heads to the folky be
by the_third_wave 4y ago
Gregorian death metal folk also seems to have lacked seed tunes but the thing is just in its infancy so soon we'll be banging our tonsured heads to the folky beats of ...
...OK, need to create a band name generator to work in tandem with this thing. Let's see what one of its brethren in ML makes of it...
- "Echoes of the Past": This name plays on the idea of Gregorian chanting, which is often associated with the distant past, and combines it with the intense and aggressive sound of death metal.
- "The Order of the Black Chant": This name incorporates elements of both the religious connotations of Gregorian chanting and the dark, heavy sound of death metal, creating a sense of mystery and danger.
- "Foretold in Blood": This name evokes both the ancient, mystical nature of Gregorian chanting and the violent themes of death metal, creating a sense of ancient prophecy coming to pass.
- "Crypt of the Silent Choir": This name brings together the eerie, otherworldly sound of Gregorian chanting with the underground, underground feel of death metal, creating a sense of hidden secrets and forbidden knowledge.
"The Order of the Black Chant" it shall be.
- cwillu 4y agoSomewhat unrelated, but given the descriptions, perhaps you should take a listen to the Darktide 40k soundtrack if you haven't: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4hEOMSjzdo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4hEOMSjzdo
- the_third_wave 4y agoYes, that sounds like something which goes in the right direction. Now just drop the modern stuff - the synth bass beat doesn't really fit the description - and have some more Gregorian growl and Lucifer's your uncle.