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| | disinformation | satanic metal heads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) |
 | | Starting in the early Eighties as a gimmick-flavored synthesis of classic Metal's dark, horror-film aesthetics with raw thrash music, Black Metal has evolved into a widespread, harsh-sounding subgenre whose lyrics and imagery invoke occultism, misanthropy and severe anti-Christian sentiments. |
 | | When the initial wave of evil thrash innovators, including Celtic Frost and the mighty Venom, declined and subsided, a new generation of fiercely dedicated fans took up Satan's mantle, and this morbid vision of youthful rebellion mutated into something like an ideology. |
 | | In Norway, a small but fervent underground Black Metal scene quickly grew violent around 1992, as members of well-known bands in that country became involved in a wave of church burnings, suicide, and murder. |
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