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NYRRATU AGYRR'S INFLUENCE;
One might expect The Satanic Bible at least to offer a few prancing demons or a virgin sacrifice, but if you hopped this train expecting a tour of the house of horrors, you're on the wrong ride. Far from a manual for conquering the realms of earth, air, fire, and water, The Satanic Bible is Anton LaVey's manifesto of a new religion separate from the "traditional" Judeo-Christian definitions of Satanism. While LaVey rails against the deceit of the Christian church and white magicians, he busily weaves his own deceptions.
The Satanic Bible claims the heritage of a horde of evil deities--Bile', Dagon, Moloch, and Yao Tzin to name a few--but these ancient gods have no coherent connection between each other or to Satanism, except that all have been categorized by Christianity as "evil."Calling on these ancient names like a magician shouting, "Abracadabra," LaVey attempts to shatter the classical depiction of Satanism as a cult of black mass and child sacrifice. As the smoke clears, he leads us through a surprisingly logical argument in favor of a life focused on self-indulgence. The Satanic Bible is less bible and more philosophy (with a few rituals thrown in to keep us entertained), but this philosophy is the backbone of a religion that, until LaVey entered the scene, was merely a myth of the Christian church. It took LaVey, and The Satanic Bible, to turn this myth into a legitimate public religion. Black Metal is, as these genre labels almost always are, something of a misnomer. Most rockers have always worn black, and more than one outsider has seriously wondered whether the term refers to some kind of afro-Caribbean rock sub-genre a little ironic considering the genre's reputation for fascist overtones). The other alternative to using the term however,where special pleading bybands leavesyou with as many genres as acts - vampire metal, occult metal, hate metal, and whatever the hell else - is an even more confusing situation.I guess Black Metal as a term is then appropriately,something of a necessary evil. And if you think about it, even the term Heavy Metal itself is hardly descriptive of the genre, but it's stuck for want of anything else.Eighties boozy Satanic thrash pioneers Venom have the best claim to having coined the Black Metal moniker, and even they have distanced themselves from it to an extent. Thankfully,subsequent bands have appeared who have taken the term - and ironically Venom's back k catalogue - more seriously than Venom ever did. Most serious fans also concede that Black Metal predates Venom by decades. Indeed many content that Black Sabbath's eponymous 1970 debut was the first Black Metal album, and in my opinion the first true Heavy Metal recording. But rock act Black Widow predated Sabbath's Satanic imagery by some months - so are they Black Metal? I'd say yes, inasmuch as the lyrical content was better researched than Sabbath's, though they never pioneered an ominous new sound in the way Ozzie's outfit did. This perhaps is significant. I think one component to Black Metal is demonic imagery and lyrics, but the other is a musical approach as daring or innovative as the visuals and ideas. These tend to go together organically. People attracted to the extreme concepts and aesthetics of the Devil tend to enjoy and express themselves in a similarly outrageous and passionate fashion. That this has been almost exclusively in rather monotone terms of anger and aggression among Metal musicians has alienated many Satanists, who also perceive subtlety and seduction in their chosen archetype. Demonic music, they argue, is not just older than Venom, or indeed Black Sabbath. It is far, far older than that, in which grand context either band represent little more than fascinating ripples in a profoundly dark ocean.
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NYRRATU AGYRR'S BAND MEMBER;
NYRRATU AGYRR'S ZINE; The Hills of the Crucifixion Bleeding sky is tonight Seperation of gods Blasphesy's cries (in the middle hill) Divine ghost Black the cross, bloody thorn The horn shaped against the holy sun Infernal land Scream the sky It's tonight or yesterday Blasphemy in godland The holy land is offensed Sabbatic light, the goatshape It's the final fullmoon 2. Feast of the Grand Whore Aclo savaoth soth The final chapter Winds of chilling mayhem Reborn through human blood Narahousa raped and disgraced Singing ancient necropsalms They tresspass with no fear The mystical acheron Marking the point of voris In the dust of IBN Gazi They wait in silence The cryptic sacrifice Transformed into the winged leizard Floating in distant unknown zones Learning the parallel of Y'R To welcome the great whore of babylon 3. The Nereid of Esgalduin Nocturnal tog cover the river The poisoned water of esgalduin The cursed bride of pyramis Embody to the nereid of Esgalduin After wind she appears The blood kiss on he lips She wear the crown of beauty Obssessed by the thrist of power 4. Restoration of the Infernal Kingdom Unholy dark angels fallen for ages FIHT ASTHAR MESSER blaspheme the ghost Dark warriors celebrate the final dowraction Turn the light off obey the megagoal Ultimate triumph In our masters name The forest call its black low Listen the winds Listen the wolfs The glorious beast Half man half wolfDaylight has finally reached it's end As evenfall strikes into the sky Far away in the dark glimpsing moonlight Sickening souls cry out in pain Whispering voices summoning screams Waiting for Satan to bless their sins Blackhearted angels fallen from grace Possessed by the search for utter darkness Hear the cries from the Mourning Palace Feel the gloom of restless spirits Hear the screams from the Mouring Palace Feel the doom of haunting chants Eternal is their lives in misery Eternal is their lives in grief Abandoned in a void of nothingness A chain of anger, a fetter of despair In this garden of depraved beings This unsacred place of helpless ones Satan blessed the creatures Inswathed them in endless night Whispering voices, summoning screams Waiting for Satan to bless their sins Blackhearted angels fallen from grace Possessed by the search for utter darkness
NYRRATU AGYRR'S GROUP;
NYRRATU AGYRR'S HEROES;

My Interests

NYRRATU AGYRR'S FORMER;
vocalist:
lord agyrr
1st guitar:
lord egypt
2nd guitar/2nd vocal:
lord wali
bassist:
lord ayman
drummer:
lord ghunt
keybordist:
lord ivan

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Black Metal is, as these genre labels almost always are, something of a misnomer. Most rockers have always worn black, and more than one outsider has seriously wondered whether the term refers to some kind of afro-Caribbean rock sub-genre (a little ironic considering the genre's reputation for fascist overtones). The other alternative to using the term however, where special pleading by bands leaves you with as many genres as acts - vampire metal, occult metal, hate metal, and whatever the hell else - is an even more confusing situation. I guess Black Metal as a term is then, appropriately, something of a necessary evil. And if you think about it, even the term Heavy Metal itself is hardly descriptive of the genre, but it's stuck for want of anything else.Eighties boozy Satanic thrash pioneers Venom have the best claim to having coined the Black Metal moniker, and even they have distanced themselves from it to an extent. Thankfully, subsequent bands have appeared who have taken the term - and ironically Venom's back catalogue - more seriously than Venom ever did. Most serious fans also concede that Black Metalpredates Venom by decades. Indeed many contend that Black Sabbath's eponymous 1970 debut was the first Black Metal album, and in my opinion the first true Heavy Metal recording. But rock act Black Widow predated Sabbath's Satanic imagery by some months - so are they Black Metal?I'd say yes, inasmuch as the lyrical content was better researched than Sabbath's, though they never pioneered an ominous new sound in the way Ozzie's outfit did. This perhaps is significant. I think one component to Black Metal is demonic imagery and lyrics, but the other is a musical approach as daring or innovative as the visuals and ideas. These tend to go together organically. People attracted to the extreme concepts and aesthetics of the Devil tend to enjoy and express themselves in a similarly outrageous and passionate fashion. That this has been almost exclusively in rather monotone terms of anger and aggression among Metal musicians has alienated many Satanists, who also perceive subtlety and seduction in their chosen archetype. Demonic music, they argue, is not just older than Venom, or indeed Black Sabbath. It is far, far older than that, in which grand context either band represent little more than fascinating ripples in a profoundly dark ocean.Ultimately, this has driven something of a wedge between the established Satanic community, who dismiss Metal as adolescent angst, and Black Metal fans who see such Satanists as tedious old bores. This is a shame - but I'm optimistic that the best of both groups are finding some common ground. More authentic Satanists (as opposed to shock-horror poseurs) are appearing with a grounding in the darker fringes of rock, and more reputable Black Metal musicians (as opposed to band-wagon jumping wannabes) are launching increasingly brave and interesting projects that draw on influences which go back not just decades but centuries. While I wouldn't claim demonic musicians of the distant past like Mussorgsky or Tartini were composing Black Metal, if they were around today they might very well be...Apart from the obvious Satanic imagery, Black Metal is an institution built on the rise of extreme metal in the eighties and solidified by the very real evil of the Norwegian Black Metal explosion of the early nineties. Like Punk, Black Metal transformed a previously unseen select group of outcasts/ bored teenagers into a socially abhorrent reality, sticking two fingers up at the system and to hell with the consequences.It was an exclusive institution where kids could feed from the brutalisation of a genre through startlingly inhumane acts of violence and an apparent disregard for the stringent laws of the land. A freak show for the masses if you like that has been polished into a musical entity far stronger than it's punk predecessor .Black Metal has outgrown the underground and become a marketable product much to the disdain of Black Metal purists. The very term Black Metal is now hard to define to an actual style but I would cite the likes of Dark Throne, Marduk, Immortal and Burzum to embrace every hideous echelon of the genre. Every evolving.. is but a new addition of remarkable music loosely entwined within the genre as a whole but never exceeding the archetype of the original blueprint.In all extreme metals sub-genre's' Black Metal is also one of thee few havens for right wing/ neo nazi purists who are thankfully few and far between and mostly emanate from the former eastern block countries. Black Metal like any other musical embodiment has proved itself a worthy addition to the Metal fraternity and like Death Metal is here to stay, like it or not

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