Terrorizer Magazine featuring explicit Nazi band and individuals
Antifa Reporter | 03.12.2008 12:19
UK based international Music Magazine Terrorizer is featuring two Nazi related bands on its issue #178, street date 5th December.
The singer of the Black Metal band Gorgoroth appears on the cover, which is known for flirting with Nazi idelogy and most known for his convinctions due to enslavement and torture. In addition the band Taake, known for its Swastika affair in Germany, is also featured on the Mag.
The singer of the Black Metal band Gorgoroth appears on the cover, which is known for flirting with Nazi idelogy and most known for his convinctions due to enslavement and torture. In addition the band Taake, known for its Swastika affair in Germany, is also featured on the Mag.
Taake singer Hoest at the gig in Germany
Seeing the cover of the forthcoming issue of one of the most widely and globally distributed extreme metal magazine such as Terrorizer you should notice only two individuals, one showing a black/white facepaint.
The facepainted one is Gaahl, the singer of a black metal band called Gorgoroth, he is much well known for his criminal story which involved conviction for extreme violence and enslavement, this story is pretty much well known in the extreme music field, a USA based indendent company also realized a short documentary about that, that can be easily found at this link:
http://www.vbs.tv/video.php?id=3009727001
The band Gorgoroth mixes satanic, nihilistic and controversial Nazi stamements, one of the most famous records of the Norwegian ensemble called "Destroyers or how to philosophize with the hammer" on the inner booklets shows the clear alignment of the individuals involved: "Kameraden vi marsjeren" (Comrades we march)
But what seems most unacceptable is that the Magazine features Taake, a Norwegian Black Metal band, the singer Hoest has been incarcerated more than once for crimes never disclosed to the media and showed himself with a big Swastika on his chest in Germany at a gig where Taake was the headliner.
You can watch the photo taken at the gig by yourself.
The facepainted one is Gaahl, the singer of a black metal band called Gorgoroth, he is much well known for his criminal story which involved conviction for extreme violence and enslavement, this story is pretty much well known in the extreme music field, a USA based indendent company also realized a short documentary about that, that can be easily found at this link:
http://www.vbs.tv/video.php?id=3009727001 The band Gorgoroth mixes satanic, nihilistic and controversial Nazi stamements, one of the most famous records of the Norwegian ensemble called "Destroyers or how to philosophize with the hammer" on the inner booklets shows the clear alignment of the individuals involved: "Kameraden vi marsjeren" (Comrades we march)
But what seems most unacceptable is that the Magazine features Taake, a Norwegian Black Metal band, the singer Hoest has been incarcerated more than once for crimes never disclosed to the media and showed himself with a big Swastika on his chest in Germany at a gig where Taake was the headliner.
You can watch the photo taken at the gig by yourself.
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