Artist description Brutal and hateful raw black metal

Music Style Brutal and hateful raw black metal

Musical Influences Darkthrone, old Burzum, Mutiilation, Nargaroth, Judas Iscariot, Vlad Tepes, Beherit, Sarcofago, Belketre, Arckanum, Moonblood, Gorgoroth, Ildjarn

Similar Artists Darkthrone, old Burzum, Mutiilation, Nargaroth, Judas Iscariot, Vlad Tepes, Beherit, Sarcofago, Belketre, Arckanum, Moonblood, Gorgoroth, Ildjarn

Artist History In the year 2002 of the judeo-christian era, the name Diatribe was choosen according to Aseth views and interests and means "philosophical and angry speech". Diatribe is raw black metal, a one man band created by someone tired of looking for people able to work seriously. Aseth decided to use all the years of lonely learning as should ever be: working by himself for himself. Diatribe manifests points of view: if they ought to be accepted doesn't matter. Diatribe it is not a political band, since politics are optimists on mankind and Diatribe is not. Humanity left all its chances of growing on the past and now it's too late. The world is nothing but a theatre to human stupidity. Diatribe uses its songs to spread hate against mankind. Enough. Avoiding human beings, Aseth decided, since no one helped before and during the creation process, take all the tools and use them without asking someone else to help. The result is crude and honest, from the personal composition to the recordings. Aesthetics is not in question here: black metal should be brutal and hateful and even the use of a computer to assemble the recorded parts does not fake the songs or make them "sound better".

Group Members Aseth: voices, guitars and drum sequencer

Albums Ruins of a shining heritage, Obscured by Birth

Location São Paulo, SP - Brazil

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