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In the Late 60s and 70s, Christian Gospel and Rock bands began incorporating Psychedelic Influences in their music, creating a Sub-Genre "Christ-Psych" or Christian Psychedelic Rock. The Use is used in various different locations, Psychedelic Rock often Co-opted with Christian Imagery, Lyrics by (Not Always) Christian Bands.
Person 1: Hey, check out this band I found, It's like Christian Psychedelic Rock!
Person 2: Ah, Christ-Psych
Person 2: Ah, Christ-Psych
by The Grand Fool of Foolishnesss December 27, 2022
A term described for a subsect of "Blackened Psychedelic Heavy Metal", the originator of the term is the DEATH FETISH YouTube channel, being used in reference to Assassination from Germany, Black Magick SS from Australia and Behrosth from Russia, Three bands that all take own their own interpretations of the Genre with similar structure.
Recurring patterns in the Sub-Genre are Black Metal Vocals, NWOBHM or Doom Metal guitar work, 70s and 80s Hard Rock influences. Though it isn't necessary to be described as "Magick Metal" Through this, it a general rule of thumb, as instrument choice is important to, such as the use of an Organ or Synth.
There is also both Occult Rock and Psychedelic Rock Artwork Influence too, such as The use of Psychedelic Patterns and Designs, in contrast to more Black & White designs seen in Black Metal.
Recurring patterns in the Sub-Genre are Black Metal Vocals, NWOBHM or Doom Metal guitar work, 70s and 80s Hard Rock influences. Though it isn't necessary to be described as "Magick Metal" Through this, it a general rule of thumb, as instrument choice is important to, such as the use of an Organ or Synth.
There is also both Occult Rock and Psychedelic Rock Artwork Influence too, such as The use of Psychedelic Patterns and Designs, in contrast to more Black & White designs seen in Black Metal.
by The Grand Fool of Foolishnesss December 18, 2021