Here are the 10 best black metal love songs! Musical bigots have claimed that black metal is the least romantic genre of them all, the ideal repellent to potential love interests. Yet, with all ...

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However, The Beatles’ de facto leader, Lennon, once branded another one of their songs as “the first heavy metal record”. Looking back, he may well have a point. The Fab Four and heavy metal seem like ...

He is a fan of the heavy metal band X Japan, and during his tenure, the Liberal Democratic Party even used their song “Forever Love” in television commercials in 2001. Koizumi’s appreciation for metal ...

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The post Heavy Song of ... band’s orchestral black metal is rife with spooky overtures and gothic atmospherics, as epitomized on the group’s new Halloween-themed song “Malignant Perfection.” ...

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Recorded in 1983, this track combines hard rock and heavy metal with a touch of pop metal. The song’s length of 4 minutes and 11 seconds is packed with electrifying guitar solos and Klaus Meine’s ...

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Encompassing ex-Dillinger Escape Plan frontman Greg Puciato, former Every Time I Die members Jordan Buckley, Clayton “Goose” ...