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++black-folk-pagan-viking metal++infernum, vzaeurvbtre, arkha sva, lycanthropy's spell, wojnar, arkona(pol), seigneur voland, nokturnal mortum, goatwhore, torturium, von, amaka hahina, belketre, temnozor, wyrd, bathory, vlad tepes, iron maiden, azaghal, graveland, brenoritvrezorkre, in battle, mercyful fate, windir, isvind, finntroll, pazuzu, otyg, nazgul (italy), cryptic wintermoon, motorhead, agalloch, ensiferum, moevot, baxaxaxa, moonsorrow, eye of odin, fimbulwinter, radigost, setherial, sepultura, demonism, tiamat, ulver, peste noire, nachtmystium, kammarheit, wallachia, saltatio mortis, brujeria, carnivore, isengard, evol, stille volk, gontyna kry, wind of the black mountains, darkthrone, burzum, pest(germany), deathspell omega, fluisterwoud, mortiis, , fullmoon, disembowelment, hellhammer, celtic frost, weakling, summoning, runemagick, kreator, black jade , fog, valonsurma, woodtemple, bishop of hexen, sodom, vondur, king diamond, negura bunget, wigrid, skyforger, abigor, xasthur, possessed, venom, vultyr, hate forest, in the woods, falkenbach, barathrum, morbid angel, death, blood feast, corvus corax, storm, grimfaug, 1349, perunwit, cornix maledictum, troll, korpiklaani, misfits/danzig, asmegin, (pre-MTV) scorpions, dead kennedys, velvet cacoon, sacrificia mortuorum, bran barr, doomsword, fates warning (j.arch era, not that snooty prog shit), candlemass, black sabbath, carpathian forest, cruachan, forsth, dub buk, glittertind, necrophagia, krieg, overkill, ashen light, dodheimsgaard, nargoroth, destroyer 666, ripping corpse, (early) rush, einherjer, forefather, lumsk, drudkh, minas morgul, pagan winter, blut aus nord, yoatl mictlan, ibex throne, (old) metallica, nachtfalke, cryptic slaughter, nazxul, havohej, saint vitus, xibalba, johnny cash, (old) napalm death, ywolf, bakbakwalanooksiwae, old wainds, landvaettir, sigh, lord wind, raventhrone, empyrium, horna, sorcier des glaces, ildjarn, moonblood, dominion caligula, limbonic art, absu, countess, spear of longinus, anorexia nervosa, seviss, uruk-hai, poccolus, varathron, therion, woods of ypres, hellkult, finnugor, godless north.....hundreds of others
see this movie: **Ralph Bakshi's WIZARDS (1977)** beyond that: Lord Of the Rings, The Big Lebowski, Bloodsucking Freaks, A Clockwork Orange, Raging Bull, All Monty Python films, Carandiru, Cidade de Deus, Dr. Strangelove, old Disney animation (Fantasia, Snow White, Peter Pan etc), all Cheech and Chong, I Heart Huckabees, The Godfather, THX-1138, Fantastic Planet, Caligula, The Toxic Avenger, Nosferatu (1922) , etc
history and science channels. the rest is for retarded automaton consumers. not sorry if you feel stepped on. fuck you, moron.
historical, ancient civilizations, macabre tales, fairy tales/folklore, mysticism, icelandic sagas, fantasy, sci-fi, etc. some authors: poe, lovecraft, a.blackwood, tolkien, ambrose bierce, guy de maupassant, arthur machen, oliver onions, jack london , charles darwin, jules verne, bertrand russell, lord dunsany, e.r. eddison, goethe, dante alighieri, michael moorcock, c.s. lewis, marion zimmer bradley, charles bukowski, jean auel, aleister crowley, madame blavatsky, lord byron, baudelaire, rimbaud, hans christian andersen, the marquis de sade, carl jung, joseph campbell,thor heyerdahl, immanuel kant, h.g. wells, etc..draw your own conclusions...
fuck the human race. there are no heroes. "Man = an animal so lost in the rapturous contemplation of what he thinks he is as to overlook what he indubitably ought to be. his chief occupation is the extermination of other animals and his own species, which, however, multiplies with such insistent rapidity as to infest the whole habitable earth and Canada." ~ Ambrose Bierce , The Devil's Dictionary (1906)