rockarollacola
08.20.22 | I've always felt that Tolkein's work is the reason power metal exists in the first place. |
kkarron
08.20.22 | Uhh, maddafakin MORGOTH? Or is it a black metal only list? |
FadedSun
08.21.22 | Maybe not LOTR specific, but Elven King come to mind. |
gschwen
08.21.22 | I am confident there is some black metal band named Uruk-hai |
rabidfish
08.21.22 | Isn't there a bm band named nazgul, too? |
Casavir
08.21.22 | "I am confident there is some black metal band named Uruk-hai"
Yes, that was Varg's project before Burzum, actually. It was more in the vein of Tormentor riffing-wise. |
Vercetti
08.21.22 | There is a band called Olorin (which means Gandalf) but I think there isn't a page for them on Sputnik: https://youtu.be/PsMMCMjREPs |
Sharenge
08.21.22 | Grima |
Heppasodge
08.22.22 | Nice recs danke fellas. Not limited to black metal, its just the genre i know. Will add these to list once list editing comes back. Are Morgoth worth checking out? |
kevbogz
08.22.22 | nice. didn’t know oathbreaker and fell voices were tolkien related. u should do a lil excerpt/description of their lore :) |
Divaman
08.22.22 | The Lonely Mountain Band. |
Heppasodge
08.22.22 | Kevbogz yeah there's a chance Oathbreaker isn't, but i have a feeling it is Tolkien. "The Army of the Dead, also known as the Dead Men of Dunharrow or Oathbreakers, were Men of the White Mountains, cursed to remain in Middle-earth by Isildur after they abandoned their oath to aid him in the War of the Last Alliance."
Fell voices describes the Dark Riders - "They appeared to have cast aside their hoods and black cloaks, and they were robed in white and grey. Swords were naked in their pale hands; helms were on their heads. Their cold eyes glittered, and they called to him with fell voices." |
kevbogz
08.22.22 | so fucking metal |
