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Aborym is an Italian/Norwegian post-black metal band who refer to their style as hard/black alien industrial metal - or something thereabouts. This terminology is met out in its image by its use of extreme pornographic and erotic theatrics, neon corpse paint, and in its music by use of experimental cut up techniques; interspersing, for instance, classical music with extreme noise to create an extremely abrasive but nonetheless extremely charming soundscape that can only be described as alien.

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Agravenlife wrote:
last week

And I would like to know once and for all if Nysrok really did compose the intro to Roma Divina Urbs, I've heard people say that he did, but I also heard the piece in a renaissance music documentary on TV once. I find it a bit far-fetched that a documentary about renaissance music would use the intro to a 20th century metal song.

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Agravenlife wrote:
last month

I doubt it as well, unless Nysrok composed it, which I also doubt. Goddamnit.

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Samoroth wrote:
last month

Generator is awesome indeed.

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Agravenlife wrote:
November 2011

Apparently they're working on a new album: http://www.myspace.com//aborym666/blog/544679693

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SunkenCorpse wrote:
November 2011

lol this RotNrollgr is pathetic

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RotNrollgr wrote:
November 2011

lol this band is pathetic

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Hendim wrote:
September 2011

Dancing black metal

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MorganLaVey666 wrote:
September 2011

Oh wow........ I love "V".....NEED to listen to more by them because judging by this song these guys are In-FUCKING-credible!!!

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kvanderwyk wrote:
September 2011

Just found this band... awesome!

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Nattefrost6 wrote:
September 2011

Не дуже!

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ClassyMusicSnob wrote:
August 2011

I'm not really a big fan of Industrial music as well as music influenced by Industrial, but Aborym is fantastic stuff!

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Rydia69 wrote:
August 2011

I feel Psychogrotesque lost some of the energy that was present in previous releases but i'm still enjoying it.

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Agravenlife wrote:
August 2011

And I like how after months of hot air and hype for Psychogrotesque, the Generator and [the good] WNHI tracks are slowly bumping them into oblivion, where they rightfully belong.

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Agravenlife wrote:
July 2011

Are you daft? Generator was an improvement of the formula on FWWU! and WNHI, and to a lesser extent KYB. FWWU! was a transition from the KYB sound to WNHI, and finally to Generator. Psychogrotesque was the result of the horrible mistake of taking Nysrok out of the equation, he has played a key role in their development ever since he joined. Psychogrotesque -- which was an abortion of an album -- was a fatally wounded Aborym, they're just not complete without Nysrok.

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Jureiko wrote:
July 2011

and yeah, grotesque is great. the only flaw it's too short (and a couple of blutengel-like songs)

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Jureiko wrote:
July 2011

"Generator is closer to any of their older material than Psychogrotesque" - everything about this statement is just wrong. It's clear that they have moved to different direction since 2006 (less electronics, less black metal, more complex song structures, whatever). Grotesque is a follower to ideas had been born on generator

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Agravenlife wrote:
July 2011

Yeah, no. Generator > KYB > WNHI > FWWU! >>>>>>>>> Psychoabortion.

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SK-Futhark wrote:
July 2011

New album's brilliant...Generator was a boring bag of crap, but Psychogrotesque was another insane and unique effort for the band, I really like the multi-part song structure of the album...Fabbian's vocals, though not as weird or otherworldy as Attila's, are still pretty decent, and follow on from him better than Generator's vocalist...

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Insect_Reject wrote:
May 2011

One of the best band in the world. Pure fear!

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Silentvolk wrote:
April 2011

@Wickerness On the new album there is Fabban on vocals not Attila

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