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[QUOTE="grandmotherweb:1431872"][URL]http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20190213-lords-of-chaos-the-grisly-film-that-has-caused-outrage[/URL] '�It�s hard to explain to younger people just how shocking Venom were back in the early �80s,� says Chris Kee, a journalist for the magazines Zero Tolerance and Powerplay. �Satan appeared on the album covers and was namechecked in pretty much all the songs. This was blatant pledging allegiance to the dark lord. I remember looking at the burning crucifix in the gatefold sleeve of their 1984 album, At War With Satan, and wondering if this really was a step too far.� [...] Over the years, numerous black-metal musicians have become serious students of the occult, but back in 1992, they cared more about seeming sinister and subversive. �Most of the black-metal guys wanted to appear as evil as they could,� says Kevin Hoffin, the author of TRVE: The Norwegian Black Metal Scene, �hence they promoted Satanism and inversion of biblical tenets. The tabloids had a field day as they�d found a way to carry on the �Satanic Music� moral panic that plagued Judas Priest and Ozzy Osborne in the previous decade. But it was childish, insincere Satanism. The church-burnings, for instance... it�s easy to burn down a church that�s made of wood.�'[/QUOTE]
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