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Death Metal tends to be fast, dumb, and focused on Satanism and lyrical depictions of extreme violence, usually in relation to zombies, Satanism, and anti-Christian genocide. Some of it is quite tongue in cheek, but there are also some nutters who talk it all seriously. Florida was the capital of death metal in the 1990s, these days death metal is very much on the wane and doesn’t have much of a locale. It’s sort of hard to keep an audience when one lionizes Albert Fish.Black metal tends to focus on Norse mythology, with some Satanism and violence chucked in for tongue-in-cheek fun. The music tends to be more melodic and experimental than death metal, and every once in a while a band even tricks a big label into footing the bill for a symphonic partnership album.
Pretty much nobody takes this stuff seriously, but they won’t admit it. Like Robert Plant and Bruce Dickinson, black metal lyricists tend to be book nerds, so history and literature pop up a lot; Cradle of Filth self-produced what amounts to a rock opera about Eresebete Bathory.
Northern Europe still produces most of these bands, and that’s where they do most of their touring.The bands in these genres that have made it really big tend to overlap the genres. Thanks a lot guys. To clear one thing up I was always intending to do this by hand however it is important when working within a genre you are not accustomed too to identify certain traits hence my asking for examples of the typography.It appears that this is the essence 'To make it look authentic be sure to draw it almost symmetrical, but not quite'.Of Magnus's t-shirts I especially love Gravid, it sits nicely over my perfectly rounded beer gut;-)Ps: How is Melkeveien these days Magnus?Pps: To anyone wondering who Magnus is look at (probably Norway's best typographic designer).
Thanks Brett. I'm not too keen on the music either:-) The project ('skuls' means 'even' in norwegian) is a collection of t-shirts with logos of fake norwegian black metal bands.
Cannibal Corpse
It's just for fun and of course to see if any non-norwegian speaking people will think it is for real and buy and wear the t-shirts. The band names are the most dull and boring words you can think of like, Office, Bread, Hairdryer, Pillow case etc.Endre: Melkeveien is doing just fine thank you! I hear the sun is shining in Bergen today!
You should buy the Gravid shirt. I'm sure it will look good on you. (for all of you that don't speak norwegian 'Gravid' means 'Pregnant')dtw: If one can manage to make a black metal logo into an ambiagram that would be perfect! What could be more evil than ambiagrams. Endre,I am sure your deadline has come and gone and you're up to your 3rd pressing of your awesome shirts (which I am very curious to see!).but I just had to chime in on some example of 'metal' band logos.Anyway, I am both a Typo-nerd as well as a metalhead, and it has come to my attention that since metal has become more mainstream, the logos of such bands have become well crafted and readable (well, not in all cases, but some are just so awesome to look at!)Here is an abridged list of bands with (in my opinion) very well crafted logos.
Since I know you probably won't spend the time looking at each and every one, I have marked the ones I found particularly striking with a dash (must see!).-Aborted-The Absence-All Shall Perish-ArsisAnata-Becoming the Archetype.2 different logos for each album, both very nice.-The Black Dahlia MurderCryptopsyDarkaneDeath-DecapitatedDragonforceExodus-The FacelessGlass CasketGojiraGwar-Heaven Shall BurnJacknife-Job For a CowboyKrisiunA Life Once LostMoria-Necrophagist-The Red ChordShadows FallUnearthUphill Battle. I'm not sure if this issue has been resolved, but I felt compelled to comment anyway.
First: there IS a black metal font, although it's not the greatest in the world. Just google 'Ultimate Black Metal Font' and it'll come up.If it's a black metal logo you're looking to do, there's one person you should try to contact on the matter, and that's Christophe Szpajdel. He has done logos for some of the biggest names in the genre (Emperor for example) and what's more, is he doesn't charge.If you're looking to do a Death Metal logo ala-Cannibal Corpse, the Gushing Meadows font should suit your needs just fine, other than that. Just look up Death Metal logos on google and see what else is there.Second. There is a lot of bad information here, but this isn't a music forum, it's a typography forum, however, the definitions here on black metal and death metal are so inaccurate that I must say something about it. For a clear idea on black metal, forget Scandinavia almost all together, at least at first. Go back to the beginning, Venom, Sodom, Hellhammer, Sarcofago, Bathory (yes they're from scandinavia) and other 80's black metal bands.
Black metal is, in my opinion, the most diverse sub-genre of metal. You cannot clearly define it as one thing or another, because it depends on the band and the region. You have bands from Black Witchery (hateful aggressive satanic.
My favorite band) all the way to Woods of Ypres (mellow, sorrowful, naturistic.sometimes) and everything in between. There's symphonic black metal which tends to focus on sounding gothy, there're raw black metal bands who prefer to sound as primitive as they can. You cannot, i repeat, cannot nail black metal down into one definition.And as far as death metal goes.
While not as diverse as black metal, it is also very difficult to just pin to a specific definition, there are many types of death metal as well, including hybrids of death metal and black metal. Well just a short note on some of those logos. For sure the most are symmetric and well designed. But there was a great great mistake made in the third post.- the link will provide you the true story about the Burzum Logo.
Other than the most Varg here explains why he never had a logo in the sense of a logo. The first logo is just a gothic font and the second of the latest release of belus album is a nice font too. But it has never been ment as a logo.
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With that knowledge BURZUM can't take as a reference for a BM -logo at all.In my eyes it's still one of the best bands in the genre as Varg influenced a lot of bands. Sadly others play same riffs or equal music instead of making something new out of it. Same with the logo question. Behind most of them the idea is the same, they look different but still same. Those logos were nice 1990-1993 but nowadays i think we need a change. Or at least something new. The wheel allready excists so why devoloping another?so between black an deathmetal there is also a big difference.
While the BM Logos are most times filled up with turnaround crosses and pentagrams or other occult-icons DM logos goes another dirrection more brutal less occult. Anyway at the end a good logo should be handdrawn and not by freefonts - or if you're realy true go the burzum way and don't even follow any trend!^^.