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In epic nature and bounding rhythm this album presages much of modern black metal and with musical aspirations that created a new standard for the coming genre. Despite the high frequency of acoustic interludes and the shrieked but essentially sung vocals, the technique and riff structure roughly resembles what Slayer became on "Reign in Blood," with a higher degree of internal melody leading to carefully planned conceptual development. The result is breathtaking but savage. Centered on themes of war, death and Nordic triumph, this album inspired the rennovation in black metal of the early 1990s.
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Bathory - Blood Fire Death
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In epic nature and bounding rhythm this album presages much of modern black metal and with musical aspirations that created a new standard for the coming genre. Despite the high frequency of acoustic interludes and the shrieked but essentially sung vocals, the technique and riff structure roughly resembles what Slayer became on "Reign in Blood," with a higher degree of internal melody leading to carefully planned conceptual development. The result is breathtaking but savage. Centered on themes of war, death and Nordic triumph, this album inspired the rennovation in black metal of the early 1990s.
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