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Black metal, perhaps more than any of metal's sub-genres, is associated with a conservative mindset — oftentimes politically, yes, but certainly overbearingly in a musical sense. It's a double-edged sword. The outlook benefits the style due to the associated maniacal devotion of fans who rally with consensus around great music; yet, on the flipside, and intuitively enough, the mindset fosters stagnation. But in the entity's nearly quarter-century-long span of existence, BLUT AUS NORD simply h...