Tiamat, for Satanic doom metal.
Emperor, Immortal, Gorgoroth, Darkthrone, Behemoth, et al for black metal.
Occasionally a death metal band will have satanic influences (Slayer, for example, had mildly satanic vocals).
Be aware, however, no matter how much "satanic" "metal" you listen to, you will not automatically:
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i dont know any comedys but i know that the cartoon puka is a satanic cartoon many of the names are the names of satanic words and demon names such as puka a demon
How can it be when there are so-called Christian Rock bands? Music is simply music. It isn't satanic rock music is satanic! if you play some rock songs backwards they blaspheme jesus christ
Usually only ones in blackmetal bands, like that guy Gaahl from Gorgoroth. Black Sabbath's members are thought to be satanic as well but there a huge amount of actual 'real' rockstars that are. They make the best music to!
No they not Satanic
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i dont know any comedys but i know that the cartoon puka is a satanic cartoon many of the names are the names of satanic words and demon names such as puka a demon
Most of screamo bands aren't satanic. Well I'm a fan of screamo and I've never found out that there is some satanic screamo band because even if they mention devil or Satan in some songs it doesn't mean they're worshiping Satan. Most of them are normal Christians or Atheists.
There are some bands I am not very sure of, but I do know that Slayer is, and Godsmack. Tiamat. Without a doubt, they are one of the most explicitly, obviously, purposefully Satanic bands around (and actually still have a brilliant sound). The songs "Cain", "Return of the son of nothing" and "Clovenhoof" make that quite clear. Darkthrone and their ilk could also be considered satanic, to an extent. Most of the old black metal bands were. Satyricon, Anorexia Nervosa (possibly), Akercocke, and plenty of other newer bands certainly try to lean that way. Slayer has some mildly "satanic" lyrics, but most of the band members were Catholic, IIRC. Godsmack is just modern rock/metal.
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Bullet For My Valentine is not Satanic. They make no references to Lucifer in any of their songs. If they were Satanic, why would they write lyrics like: "Heaven! Where is my angel! I need her now" (Her Voice Resides) "Heaven's waiting for you. Just close your eyes and say goodbye." (Say Goodnight)Etc. Which brings me to my next point, you now may be questioning whether or not they are a Christian band. No. They are not a Christian band nor are they Satanic. (P.S. Although there are multiple bands who consider themselves Satanists, the majority of them do it for attention. There are few true Satanic Bands.)
People have different opinions on whether it is satanic or not, but I don't really think it is. Some of us just like to rock out and turn up the volume. It's a good way to let out your anger and depression. It also depends on the lyrics. Just because they curse and scream doesn't mean it's about Satan and all that stuff. If that's what the lyrics are like in a different song, then sure, it could be considered satanic. It isn't always metal. Think about the religion of the band that made the song. Some bands are Satanic, but it doesn't mean anything different from what non-Satanic bands sing about. There's several different types of Metal music, such as Thrash, NÜ Metal, Etc. And, keep in mind, they have also made Christian metal.
I don't know about Carniflex, but I can answer about Anorexia Nervosa. Anorexia Nervosa don't mention Satan, Satanism, etc. in their music. They use Gothic Horror motifs, which are commonly associated with the "dark side" of humanity, which tends to get them lumped with the Satanic bands.Another view:Please don't judge a music band by its name! Sometimes the producers use stupid immoral names to capture the publics attention. The men in the band are all Christians!
The orchestras didn't have special names. The names in the question are the ones the bands used.
How can it be when there are so-called Christian Rock bands? Music is simply music. It isn't satanic rock music is satanic! if you play some rock songs backwards they blaspheme jesus christ
There are many names for many variations of satanism.
No, metal music and metal bands, including those with church or religious themes in their names, are not inherently satanic. The themes and imagery in metal music often explore dark or controversial topics, but they do not necessarily reflect the beliefs or intentions of the musicians. It is important to consider the context and artistic expression of the music rather than making assumptions based on superficial elements like band names.