This article examines the connections between Gothic literature and the lyrics in Death metal music, specifically the lyrics of Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel, and Deicide. The study examined the lyrics for each band’s first 3 albums and their most recent three albums, looking for Gothic characteristics. Further, the study aims to see if bands are changing their focus in terms of lyrics over the span of their careers — especially in terms of the Gothic tenets they incorporate into their songs and how they connect to traditional Gothic texts. This study continues the research begun in the article appearing in Heavy Metal Music in Britain
The article deals with phenomena of the Gothic the most often described as a set of often-linked ele...
This paper is a comprehensive essay on the history, form, and compositional techniques of Extreme Me...
Melancholy, death, and the darker thought spectrum should not be considered separate from black meta...
Since the first heavy metal album, Black Sabbath (1970) by Black Sabbath, elements of the Gothic hav...
The following essay aims to examine the use of lyrical themes linked to religion. The music styles i...
Heavy Metal has developed from a British fringe genre of rock music in the late 1960s to a global ma...
Focus of the research is song lyric by Cradle of Filth in Dusk and Her Embrace (1996) album as the o...
In the last two decades, we can observe a trend that many metal bands have been accenting a serious ...
Death/doom metal music, a style of extreme metal, emerged around the beginning of 1990s with a geniu...
This thesis examines the subject in Popular American Metal music and culture during the period 1994-...
This article intends to dissect black metal’s interestingly twisted relationship with decay. A deep ...
This essay illuminates the construction of a newer, blacker, and heavier recollection of metal’s aes...
The title of this article, taken from Death's 1987 album, is representative of the themes of gore, h...
Goth was a subculture derived from England’s punk movement, and it served as a pessimistic cultural ...
This study focuses on Black Metal and Death Metal music as complimentary forms of commodified evil, ...
The article deals with phenomena of the Gothic the most often described as a set of often-linked ele...
This paper is a comprehensive essay on the history, form, and compositional techniques of Extreme Me...
Melancholy, death, and the darker thought spectrum should not be considered separate from black meta...
Since the first heavy metal album, Black Sabbath (1970) by Black Sabbath, elements of the Gothic hav...
The following essay aims to examine the use of lyrical themes linked to religion. The music styles i...
Heavy Metal has developed from a British fringe genre of rock music in the late 1960s to a global ma...
Focus of the research is song lyric by Cradle of Filth in Dusk and Her Embrace (1996) album as the o...
In the last two decades, we can observe a trend that many metal bands have been accenting a serious ...
Death/doom metal music, a style of extreme metal, emerged around the beginning of 1990s with a geniu...
This thesis examines the subject in Popular American Metal music and culture during the period 1994-...
This article intends to dissect black metal’s interestingly twisted relationship with decay. A deep ...
This essay illuminates the construction of a newer, blacker, and heavier recollection of metal’s aes...
The title of this article, taken from Death's 1987 album, is representative of the themes of gore, h...
Goth was a subculture derived from England’s punk movement, and it served as a pessimistic cultural ...
This study focuses on Black Metal and Death Metal music as complimentary forms of commodified evil, ...
The article deals with phenomena of the Gothic the most often described as a set of often-linked ele...
This paper is a comprehensive essay on the history, form, and compositional techniques of Extreme Me...
Melancholy, death, and the darker thought spectrum should not be considered separate from black meta...