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Do I need to worry about train stations? I've been to Berlin and it was very easy to find, with seemingly lax enforcement, but have never been to Leipzig. The Work Which Transforms God is a combination of low-fi black metal with weird, ambient twists and variation, hints of industrial noise, and a skewed sense of tempo and timing. That old-fashioned and unnecessarily complicated music has turned out to be astonishingly timeless.
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It is music that has been resistant to rapidly changing trends. Xasthur is exemplified by an extremely murky sound with seemingly minimalist music played at a generally slow pace. For weed you can pretty much ask anyone at any of these places, lol. Its current status is listed as active. Although part of the same scene as Burzum and others, were smart to eschew criminal behavior and just concentrate upon the music. This summer starts for me at BachFest in Leipzig, a more than appropriate start, and ends, at the end of August, with Parsifal in Bayreuth. Catchy song structures come along with the aggressiveness and atmosphere of bands like Hatesphere and The Haunted. Whether it sounds in historically informed performances on a harpsichord by Gustav Leonardt or is shredded on the fretboard of an electric guitar by Y ngwie Malmsteen. D Saarbrücken — Garage 16.
