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Review Summary: A possible candidate for the best metal album of this entire generation. Darkthrone have shown with The Underground Resistance that not only are they in top form, but they are wiping the floor and ringing the wet out of all the bands that aped their early-to-mid-90s style with no care to add anything to it that would make them stand out from the squillions of other bands using that style at the same time. Darkthrone is back once again with a terrific new release, The Underground Resistance.I have always associated Darkthrone with the black metal genre and while it's true they were once a force to be reckoned with in the said scene, the band have evolved over the years creating a … Come Warfare, the Entire Doom Genre: Heavy Metal. Valkyrie 03. March 6, 2013 . The Underground Resistance… Darkthrone Review + Stream. DARKTHRONE "The Underground Resistance" (Peaceville) 01. Never ones to pander, the hellish duo of Fenriz and Nocturno Culto have long left the cold black metal sound behind, the sound that brought them to the ball and have since traversed different plains from punk (like on The Cult is Alive and F.O.A.D.) Dead Early 02. Ending there, Darkthrone make a final statement no less present in its volume than anything prior on The Underground Resistance, affirming this next stage in their evolution with a big rock finish that’s as much a middle finger to anyone who might’ve thought they knew what Darkthrone would do next as anything on F.O.A.D. Music Reviews: The Underground Resistance by Darkthrone released in 2013 via Peaceville / Snapper.

As humans, it can be difficult for us to admit that we occasionally need to give up and go back to the drawing board, … Darkthrone are now so far from their beginnings that they aren’t even a black metal band anymore, yet they stick so solidly to their proverbial guns that The Underground Resistance reeks of the early steps this band took into death metal and that all-important second-wave true Norwegian sound, which resulted in the seminal A Blaze In The Northern Sky. Gone are the crust and the other “not really metal” influences Darkthrone were employing following their earlier, more well-known works. By. The Ones You Left Behind 05. Whist not a true “return to roots” album, The Underground Resistance is certainly a one hundred per cent metal album.

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You really have to commend Darkthrone. Published.