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Originally Posted by dreamcastegirl

Hahha, I don't think I've ever been called that, but, yes, I do love my problematic bands. I'm holding back because otherwise I won't shut up!

Were Darkthrone ever problematic, though? They seemed to be one of the few ones from that era that weren't.

Also,

This topic is going to get derailed so hard, and as much as we don't really want it to...you know you secretly do. Admit it. The box has opened and we're going to revel in every moment of it.

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Hahah, what is this?! I've heard it mentioned by a friend but I thought that was just because he really likes Sanrio and reps Sanrio characters at every turn, but, ah, I strongly related to the scenario in this trailer, lol.

It's a great show. Super relatable and easy to get through. I enjoyed it a lot.

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(also: Northern Sky is such a great record, right? That whole era, up until about '93 with Euronymous's death, is just like some of the rawest and most visceral music ever and even though a lot of what I listen to is mostly third wave stuff like Leviathan and Mizmor now, this rawness of that true Norwegian kvlt still totally resonates with me even as an adult~~)

I was never super into black metal, but I always appreciated the atmosphere of all that raw stuff. Actually, I don't really even enjoy the more modern, polished attempts at the genre, unless they cross over with other genres, like Enslaved, Triptykon, Deafheaven, etc.

But even then, 90% of what I listen to is either mid-2000s emo bands or Asian rock and pop.

(By the way, Enslaved were one of the best concerts I've ever been to, and I highly suggest seeing them should the opportunity present itself.)

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

Sorry to disagree, but that honor goes to Neo Yokio. Absolute masterpiece.

If we're talking about Netflix original animations, I'm rather enjoying Scissor Seven lately.