deathspell omega - the long defeat

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next wednesday :santa: "recorded by the french power trio" interesting wording - maybe they finally ditched mikko?

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Stand witness to The Long Defeat! Hearken to the first emanation of the third era of DEATHSPELL OMEGA; forty-four minutes of Black Metal enacted through five instalments. Recorded live by the French power trio in July 2021. Bile and venom distilled and added until the leaves fell.

“The Long Defeat” unfolds over three parallel storylines told via three different mediums. Two in writing: the lyrics, as well as a fable. The third speaks through the artwork – two metres’ worth of maniacally detailed visions depicting the same premise its written content draws from. All three are fundamentally entwined but diverging in narrative, each complementing or contradicting the others.
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Holy shit!
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ordered the limited vinyl from NED

USD-EUR pair much closer to parity than i expected :greenie:
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March 23! I think they always use a session drummer, or different session drummers per album. So it's still Mikko, Hasjarl, Khaos I think.
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i wonder, because they went out of their way to specify the french core, and that IMO would probably exclude mikko. they allude to this in the bardo interview from a couple years ago, and in a recent (very stupid) social media dustup, carpenter brut also referred to him as a session contributor. M-A lists him as a member, but as far as i know that's always been speculative, strictly speaking - i don't think any of their albums actually list any individual credits, do they?
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Fuck yeah
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jawn galliano wrote: ↑
15 Mar 2022, 21:30
ordered the limited vinyl from NED

USD-EUR pair much closer to parity than i expected :greenie:
I just did the same! :oldschoolcool:
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Neat
vega wrote:But when I am meeting she is a round circle like egg. :oldryan: . She is eating 88% of foods and I am paying 100% bill.
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but now I want to suck her soft parts.
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I will listen to this thing, when the time is right
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jawn galliano wrote: ↑
15 Mar 2022, 21:42
i wonder, because they went out of their way to specify the french core, and that IMO would probably exclude mikko. they allude to this in the bardo interview from a couple years ago, and in a recent (very stupid) social media dustup, carpenter brut also referred to him as a session contributor. M-A lists him as a member, but as far as i know that's always been speculative, strictly speaking - i don't think any of their albums actually list any individual credits, do they?
No, they don't.
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can someone give me the lowdown on this, i have been a fan for a long time but i saw some shit on twitter about these dudes being super nazis or something
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That's all bullshit.
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ok cool

i have a beautiful vinyl boxset of theirs that i enjoy very much, wonderful masters of their albums
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guessing you came across the heresy labs account, it's run by some anarchist dweebs who play extremely fast and loose with guilt-by-association. they're probably a bunch of feds, at any rate best practice is to just ignore the political tendency that earnestly believes bedtimes are oppressive

that said, it's not entirely bullshit, but i think it's also a stretch to say DSO are NS or whatever. specifically, mikko aspa is definitely a neo nazi and all-around piece of shit, but he also doesn't contribute anything creatively to the band (or so they claim). so a lot of people are understandably wary of lending support to any projects he's associated with

i'm pretty iffy about the whole thing to be perfectly honest, but i love the music so i guess i am just kind of motivated to rationalize it being fine to listen to them :redneck:
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I don't get it. Listening to the music of a band of which one or more members have certain views (like national socialism) does not make you a national socialist!

Being appreciative of someone's art does not make it so you are placing the artist on a pedastal.

A lot of art is meant to provoke and make the audience think.
I believe DsO is explaining this very finely in their latest Bardo interview.

Stop being so afraid of art and its artists or their views. They are not yours until you make them yours.
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i agree with all of that, my thing is more around the ethical issues of materially contributing to individuals who are actively involved in promoting and spreading nazi ideology (which DSO as a band, at least in my view does not, but one of their past contributors absolutely and irrefutably does)

basically what i'm saying is that "don't give mikko aspa your money" is a reasonable position to hold, and following from that, the main question for me then is "does listening to the band's music or buying their stuff put money in this hard-on bearer's pocket". obviously i've come up with an educated guess on the answer to that question, but i also wouldn't fault anyone for not agreeing with it
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Skinner has it. His lyrics aren’t anti Semitic, pro nazi so it doesn’t really bother me. If he was actively writing propaganda trash and spewing hate bullshit then I would take issue. DsO fucking rules too much as it stands to let it bother me.
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exactly my feelings, if the music isnt pushing some extreme view which i disagree with then whatever. if one member is a dickhead no problem.
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i'm glad we're all on the same page
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Out now!

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Holy shit this starts off different!
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I think Stormy was right! No more Mikko Aspa! :shock:
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I haven’t listened yet. Who’s on vocals I wonder.
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droidspawn wrote: ↑
23 Mar 2022, 16:54
I haven’t listened yet. Who’s on vocals I wonder.
Hasjarl probably. He did vocals on some French parts on other albums too.
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track 1 is playing now, sounds like rosten maybe? which is very lol if that’s the case. i like it so far in any case
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Yeah it kind of sounds like him as well but not entirely.
Fucking awesome anyway.

Rostén :xx:
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A lot of soloing too! :thingy:
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This album sounds like a rebirth of DsO .... I'm so fucking excited.
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I read some think it’s multiple guest vocalists. The dude from funeral mist on a couple, mikko on track 2, and the dude from mgla on the last track. I’m waiting until my lunch break so I can listen in full.
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Doesn't sound like Mikko on track 2.

But who knows.
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yeah i didn’t hear him either but multiple vocal contributions def seems to be the case. very promising on first listen but i’m in the office today on earbuds, waiting to get home tonight to give it another listen
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now that I listen back to the first track, it does sound like Mortuus :idea:
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The closing riffs man! Fucking rock 'n roll!!! :bang: :bang: :bang:

I've never heard DsO this way before. It's just amazing.
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yeah it’s a very new sound which i kinda expected based on the blurb. can’t wait to get home and listen on proper speakers :xx:
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i am gonna listen to this for the first time after testimony of the ancients finishes

not a huge DSO fan, only listened a few times
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and i forget which album of theirs i liked from like 10 yrs ago
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of their full-length releases paracletus is the one closest to being 10 years old. maybe that one!
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i liked this album but it still didn't grab my tits
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Give their magnum opus a spin. :grimsanta:
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So I do think its Mikko Aspa on the 2nd track :redneck:

Anyway. This album is a fucking master piece.
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Rank the DsO albums!
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yeah i think it's great. listened a few times now, a nice change of pace from the hyperspastic whirlwind style of their later output
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droidspawn wrote: ↑
25 Mar 2022, 19:07
Rank the DsO albums!
Goddammit

Ok but EP's included!

1. Chaining the Katechon
2. The Long Defeat
3. Paracletus
4. Fas
5. Kénôse
6. The Furnaces
7. Drought
8. Si Monumentum
9. The Synarchy of Molten Bones
10. Diabolus Absconditus
11. Mass Grave Aesthetics

It's a list that might change a little now and then.
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jawn galliano wrote: ↑
25 Mar 2022, 21:15
yeah i think it's great. listened a few times now, a nice change of pace from the hyperspastic whirlwind style of their later output
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the one i used to listen was si monumentum

i will listen to it again

then i will listen to fas

then the new one again
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SMRC was the one that put them on the map and the start of their 'second era', i consider it kind of a transitional release. it still holds up exceptionally well IMO, even if their new sound wasn't quite fully formed. that really solidified on kenose which laid the foundation for most of their output up until this new one
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listened to the first track and its ok but it spend all the time building up to absolutely nothing
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It builds up to the second track
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