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NSBM?

The only source for this band being labelled as NSBM is the review on Sputnik, which states that: "Lyrically, Hate Forest fall in line with the rest of the National Socialist Black Metal crowd that don't see the irony of championing Nazi-ism in a former Soviet satellite state. Meaning that buried in the belches of Roman Saenko are tales of old Slavic lore cast to display Aryan pride, wrapped around bullshit Nietzsche influenced ideals of supremacy and power, but you can't understand anything that he's saying in the first place so those that are easily offended can still give Purity a listen." Adam clearly writes that he cannot understand what he is actually saying. As far as I know there are no lyrics known for any Hate Forest song, so there are only the album names and song titles to try and distinguish any lyrical themes from. I think it is a bit of an overreach to call it NSBM without a source that actually undestands the lyrics, as those are the only thing that makes the difference, especially in the Black Metal scene where it is not uncommon to talk about subjects which are normally "taboo", Or is Immortal's "Pure Holocaust" NSBM as well, just because of the title?

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+The only source for this band being labelled as NSBM is the review on Sputnik, which states that:
+<small>''"Lyrically, Hate Forest fall in line with the rest of the National Socialist Black Metal crowd that don't see the irony of championing Nazi-ism in a former Soviet satellite state. Meaning that buried in the belches of Roman Saenko are tales of old Slavic lore cast to display Aryan pride, wrapped around bullshit Nietzsche influenced ideals of supremacy and power, ''but you can't understand anything that he's saying in the first place'' so those that are easily offended can still give Purity a listen."''</small>
+Adam clearly writes that he cannot understand what he is actually saying. As far as I know there are no lyrics known for any Hate Forest song, so there are only the album names and song titles to try and distinguish any lyrical themes from. I think it is a bit of an overreach to call it NSBM without a source that actually undestands the lyrics, as those are the only thing that makes the difference, especially in the Black Metal scene where it is not uncommon to talk about subjects which are normally "taboo", Or is Immortal's "Pure Holocaust" NSBM as well, just because of the title?