Sindod

not sure if they're considered folk-metal but "Cult of Fire" is your demon, there also songs from Nile, Behemoth, Therion, Melechesh, etc. that revolve around Hindu practices particularly. but I seriously think that we need some great new bands to explore that field 

EZ Drummer is the go-to drum program for most people I know, and if you pay attention to the little details it can sound realistic enough. Superior Drummer offers more flexibility. Personally I use Fruity Loops, but I have a really old version and it's a pain in the neck. I wouldn't recommend it. As far as bass goes, if you can't borrow a bass for recording, you could pitch-shift guitar lines, but honestly real bass makes a huge difference and I'd only do that on a demo or as a last resort.

I'm not sure if I'm describing this correctly but I like punk-ish(or thrashy) sounding Black Metal. Definitely love first wave. As far as second wave I dig Krypt, Darkthrone, Carpathian Forest, Gorgoroth all of which to me sound punk and or thrash influenced. Definitely appreciate atmospheric sounds but I tend to reach for Funeral Doom when I'm feeling that vibe.

Black metal's relationship with punk goes back to the beginning. Most bands don't take a heavy influence from it, but it's definitely noticeable as far back as Venom and Celtic Frost. I tend to dig that riffing approach with lots of attitude as well.

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Welcome!

Welcome to the forum!!


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Welcome, I don't think we've ever had a member from Iran before. I used to have a friend in Turkey that was into metal, but we have lost contact. Hopefully your trip goes well, it looks like a beautiful country.

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Hey dude welcome to the forum 

I adore that song, so amazing.