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BLASHPEMOUS ASSAULT: A CONTENT ANALYSIS ON THE ANTI-CHRISTIAN SEMANTICS IN BLACK METAL MUSIC

A Research Study Presented to

The Department of Languages, Mass Communication and Humanities MasCom 325

Central Philippine University Jaro, Iloilo City

In Partial Fulfillment

Of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication

By:

Kevin M. Sombero April 7, 2018

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BLASPHEMOUS ASSAULT: A CONTENT ANALYSIS ON THE ANTI-CHRISTIAN SEMANTICS IN BLACK METAL MUSIC

Kevin M. Sombero

ABSTRACT

The study is a content analysis of three prominent “Black Metal” bands and the sensitive anti- religious content of two selected songs from each album belonging to each of the various artists. The study also provided a brief background for each artist, the chosen songs and its corresponding albums. The chosen artists, two selected songs and the albums are as follows:

Gorgoroth’s The D e v il is C alling, R e ve latio n o f D o o m from Under the Sign of Hell (1997), Urgehal’s G o a tc ra ft Torm ent, G a th e re d u n d e r the H o rn s from Goatcraft Torment (2006) and Deiphago’s F ilipino A n tic h ris t and Satan, S em en a n d B lo o d from Filipino Antichrist (2009). Black Metal in general is an extreme sub-genre of Heavy Metal that includes traits such as fast

tempos, high-pitched shrieking vocal styles, heavily distorted guitars played with tremolo picking, raw recording, unconventional song structures, and an emphasis on atmosphere.

Lyrical themes and concepts commonly portray Satanism and Anti-Christianity as a driving force in the artistic background of Black Metal. The study provided a description in the history of Satanism. It also stated the practice of Satanism based upon the works of Anton Szanor LaVey and the involvement of the Church of Satan.

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