>>126715198 (OP) >>126715832 It's an aesthetic. The earliest example I can think of is Bathory/Batlord. Then I guess it was just one upmanship from there until you get to ridiculous examples like these.
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 6:04:31 AM No.126716211
>>126715198 (OP) It's inspired on the roots and branches of the Nordic forests or something like that
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 7:02:06 AM No.126716667
>>126715198 (OP) its abrasive, like the music >>126715308 not everything can be armchair psychoanalyzed, teenager
>>126715198 (OP) there isn't a fun story at first bands simply wanted to make their logos edgier and more distinctive but it gradually escalated to the point it became a joke to make your logo look as stupid as possible like any joke when it gets repeated one too many times it is not funny anymore
>>126715198 (OP) There is no story. Extreme Metal, specifically Black Metal, has a reputation of not being welcoming, so they adopt that aesthetic to filter normalfaggots such as: >>126715308 and rightfully so I'd say, these cunts ruin everything they touch. We don't want them.
>>126719236 literally NO ONE would ever be able to read that unless someone told them. they would be better off just using a non-text logo. with a logo you'd still need to be able to know the band name beforehand to say what that logo is from.
>>126715198 (OP) there's a certain level of intentional obscurity lyrics are often not clearly audible as well there's a tendency in metal to keep things hidden, cryptic, harsh and unlikable.. a filter
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 8:40:20 PM No.126721272
It's the same thing that happened to vocals in metal. People one upping each other until it gets ridiculous. >clean singing >shouting >growling/screaming >pig noises