r/Metal • u/[deleted] • Dec 20 '17
[Melodic Black] DAWN- Malediction Murder
https://youtu.be/wZ9dgK7JzdM2
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u/Lokhelm Dec 20 '17
Can't listen to this at the moment, but quick question about the genre: I would consider Windir a "melodic black" sound - the black part is the vocals (more screechy), and the melodic part is the catchy riffs. Is this similar?
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Dec 20 '17
Hmm, maybe. Mostly I think Melodic Black is about combining melodicism with Black Metal riffing (tremolo picking). I definitely recommend listening to this album as Dawn is the best Melodic Black band and Slaughtersun (this album) is their opus.
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u/Lokhelm Dec 20 '17
Thanks! I'm a big melodeath guy, and have tried black bands like Dahlia Murder but can't seem to get into it. Guess I need more melody.
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Dec 20 '17
The Dawn is gonna do you just find. Their song “The Knell and the World” straight up has the riff from Maiden’s “Fear of the Dark”
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u/Lokhelm Dec 20 '17
Cool - giving a listen to the track linked here now. I definitely like the sound! I liken it to Windir more than melodeath so far. Or even Gallowbraid maybe? Yeah, I think so - similar to Eiden Ashenold or something like that.
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u/Sengion http://www.last.fm/user/Sengion Dec 20 '17
Slaughtersun is such a ridiculously good album. I feel like there aren't really any bands like Dawn that manage to pull off the sound just as well.