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Addergebroed. (2021). Addergebroed Book I: 2011 – 2021 and Beyond. Zwijndrecht, Belgium: Babylon Doom Cult Records.
Abstract: Addergebroed is an independent Belgian blog on heavy music. To commemorate its 10th birthday in 2021, Babylon Doom Cult Records will publish a 192-page book with a selection of 37 interviews. All interviews have been professionally translated to English. All bands featured in the book:
Acathexis — Afsky — Akhlys — Äkth Gánahëth — Alkerdeel — Asagraum — Beltez — Bezwering — Bütcher — Deus Mortem — Dikasterion — Djevel — Duivel — Elijah Tamu — Entartung — Enthroned — Forbidden Temple — Ish Kerioth — Israthoum — Macabre Omen — Malakhim — Meslamtaea — Michael Rekevics — Misþyrming — Nexion — O — Ossaert — Paragon Impure — Rituals Of The Dead Hand — Sabathan — Tsatthoggua — Ultha — Vaal — Valkyrja — Vital Spirit — Wolvennest — Worsen
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Addergebroed. (2024). Addergebroed Book II: 2021 – 2024. Zwijndrecht, Belgium: Addergebroed; Consouling Sounds; Amor fati Productions.
Abstract: << Addergebroed’s second book features more than 25 exclusive and in-depth interviews in English with artists like Aerdryk & Oerheks – Alex Poole – Askeregn – Beyond Man – Bloodthorn – Circle of Ouroborus – Erzfeynd – Eternity – Faceless Entity – Gärgäntuäh & Udegste – Haunted by Ill Angels – Helleruin – Krieg – Krvna – Lamp of Murmuur – Lord Valtgryftåke – Mactätus – Marthyrium – Mons Veneris – Nartvind – Naxen – Qrixkuor – Svartsyn – Troll – Vemod – Ymir
Publication in conspiracy with Consouling Sounds & Amor fati Productions.
Design & lay-out by Luchtrat.
Release date: 14th of October 2024 >>
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Akimov, R. (2022). Dungeon Synth: The Rebirth of the Legend. United Kingdom: Cult Never Dies.
Abstract: << The first book on this unique and fascinating genre of music (excluding the Mortiis book, also available in the store), this is an exploration of this unique and fascinating music form and culture.
Originally birthed, almost by accident, from the black metal genre in the 1990s, dungeon synth has not not only returned, but exploded, in recent years, with a legion of new musicians picking up the torch. Featuring detailed interviews with many of the key figures, the book explores what separates dungeon synth from other forms of dark ambient, as well as its past, present and possible future.
Originally self-published in very low numbers in 2021, this edition has been edited and upgraded, with many more images and much improved overall production.
120 pages, with many illustrations and interviews with:
MORTIIS, DEPRESSIVE SILENCE, OLD SORCERY, OLD TOWER, MURGRIND, ÖRNATORPET, GALDUR, ERANG, VINDKALDR, EQUITANT, JOAN LLOPIS, HOLLOW MYTHS and more. >>
(source: cult never dies website)
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Banchs, E., & Tshomarelo “Vulture” Mosaka. (2023). In D. Nevárez Araújo, N. Varas-Díaz, J. Wallach, & E. Clinton (Eds.), Defiant Sounds. Heavy Metal Music in the Global South (pp. 227–232). London: Lexington Books.
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Bertolotti, A., & Rohner, N. (2011). Under the skin of Rock ’n’ Roll. 2. Norderstedt: Books on Demand GmbH.
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Cédric, S., & Marcelly, I. (2019). Hellfest : le festival raconté par les groupes. Paris: Gründ.
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Chaker, S. (2008). Death Metal Made in Germany. Mit Suffocate Bastard im Tonstudio. Journal der Jugendkulturen, 13, 43–54.
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Force, C., & Morrow, S. (2012). Assault of the Earth: Metal Bands from Around the Globe. Alarm Press.
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Kahn-Harris, K. (1997). ’Music is my life’? discourse analysis and the interview talk of members of a music-based subculture. London: Goldsmiths College.
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Kruk, J., & Robertson, W. C. (2023). An annotated interview with Beastwars: Language, identity and place in New Zealand metal. Perfect Beat, 22(1), s. p.
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