This portrait of the black metal scene tauts itself as being above posers, but doesn't quite show itself to be of much worth either.
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‘Lords of Chaos’ Review: A Black Metal Film for Posers
Tag: 2018
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Werner Herzog and André Singer invite you to look at the final leader of the Soviet Union in a new light.
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