Moonsorrow (folk / pagan finlandais) a déclaré, suite à certaines remarques, n'etre en rien affilié ou fasciné par le mouvement nazi.

Finnish folk/pagan metal band MOONSORROW has issued the following statement:

"Recently there have been claims about MOONSORROW being a fascistic-orientated Nazi band. We would hereby like to declare that MOONSORROW is not affiliated or fascinated with the Nazi movement in any way. They are not political, they do not have connections to any political parties or societies, not in Finland nor elsewhere in the world."

Comments Ville Sorvali, MOONSORROW's lead singer and lyric writer, "We, MOONSORROW, have come across news that Antifa wishes to prevent our concert in Berlin on April 17th. We hereby announce that we are not a Nazi band, nor we have any political connections whatsoever. We are strictly against fascism and all restrictions against freedom of speech. We wish that Antifa would withdraw any actions they have taken against the concert and let it proceed normally."

The band continues, "Some have said that MOONSORROW have an SS rune in their logo. The logo has been handdrawn many many years ago and it has not been renewed since. The S in the logo is not intended to look like an SS rune, it has been drawn in an angular manner to suit the logos other letters.

"We apologise if drawing one letter in such a way makes the logo look national socialistic — it is and has not been our or MOONSORROW's intention to sympathise with the Nazis by drawing the S in such a way. Changing the letters' appearance would make the whole logo look inconsistent and incomplete — hence we have not even considered changing it nor do we intend to, it has never occurred to us or to the members of MOONSORROW that there could be such a problem as this with the logo.

"Some have said that the lyrics to the bands song 'Blood of an Apostate' are close to an old Nazi song which is against Jews. We have to say first that the members of MOONSORROW have not to this date heard of such a song, they are not familiar with any national socialistic songs or with German lore. Secondly we have to say that the lyrics come from a wholly different, easily recognisable FINNISH source. The lyrics to the bands song 'Blood of an Apostate' come from an old Finnish legend — the murder of the Bishop Henrik committed by the peasant Lalli. MOONSORROW have made several lyrics based on this tale. This legend is told in Finland already in pre-schools, it is a very common Finnish folk tale. You can find more information about this legend from this address: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lalli.

"There have been claims that MOONSORROW's music is somehow sympathetic to the Nazis. MOONSORROW's metal is certainly epic, but it has nothing to do with politics. It is purely epic metal made in Finland that tells of ancient Finnish tales — not about tales sympathised by the Nazis now or earlier."

The band continues, "Some have said that MOONSORROW have an SS rune in their logo. The logo has been handdrawn many many years ago and it has not been renewed since. The S in the logo is not intended to look like an SS rune, it has been drawn in an angular manner to suit the logos other letters.

"We apologise if drawing one letter in such a way makes the logo look national socialistic — it is and has not been our or MOONSORROW's intention to sympathise with the Nazis by drawing the S in such a way. Changing the letters' appearance would make the whole logo look inconsistent and incomplete — hence we have not even considered changing it nor do we intend to, it has never occurred to us or to the members of MOONSORROW that there could be such a problem as this with the logo.

C'est vraiment faire preuve d'une ignorance et d'une connerie sans fond que d'arriver à cette conclusion, sachant que c'est les nazis qui ont repris certains éléments des cultures nordiques à leur compte (les runes entre autres).
P'tain faudrait peut-être se renseigner et réfléchir avant de sortir des conneries plus grosses que soi. Pareil pour l'histoire de l'origine des paroles...

C'est vraiment faire preuve d'une ignorance et d'une connerie sans fond que d'arriver à cette conclusion, sachant que c'est les nazis qui ont repris certains éléments des cultures nordiques à leur compte (les runes entre autres).
P'tain faudrait peut-être se renseigner et réfléchir avant de sortir des conneries plus grosses que soi. Pareil pour l'histoire de l'origine des paroles...

Ou tous vous bannir? Pour mon bien.

en fait je crois que ce n'est pas "encore" que tu aurais du dire mais "de plus en plus"
ce qui n'est guère mieux.

L'indignation automatique dénuée du moindre gramme de jugeote, c'est de plus en plus fréquent (et de plus en plus pénible).
Genre les gens qui te regardent d'un air horrifié parce que t'as fait une blague stupide sur les noirs en présence de ton meilleur ami d'origine camerounaise (lui est mort de rire), ne sachant plus où se mettre parce qu'on leur a appris que c'est mal.
J'exagère clairement, mais à peine en fait.
Bref en général, pour ne rien arranger, ce genre de comportements a l'effet inverse à celui escompté. Enfin pour moi. Ca me fait un peu trop penser au stéréotype pourtant dépassé de la blondasse écervelée qui se présente à Miss France en disant qu'elle est contre la faim et la guerre dans le monde.

S'afficher en grand humaniste défenseur de la veuve et de l'orphelin alors qu'on en a visiblement pas les moyens intellectuels ne fait pas de vous qqun de bien. Encore faut il les défendre intelligemment, beaucoup semblent l'avoir oublié.

moi je m'offusque de voir qu'il circulait librement au hellfest et non avec des chaines aux pieds et aux mains

Tout ça me rappelle l'affaire de la banderolle anti-ch'ti. Une vague d'indignation et des gens offusqués pour un truc aussi risible, j'ai trouvé ça assez incroyable. C'est assez révélateur de l'absence systématique d'analyse de contexte et du recours à un pseudo-humanisme bon marché.

Et aux pauvres aussi, svp.

Chouette chronique de Katarsis! Ca fait plaisir de voir enfin des bons groupes sur ce site!

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C'est pas avec ce séjour derrière les barreaux qu'il va gagner en crédibilité, et ça c'est un peu l'exception québécoise du rap français.

*Une petite pensée pour nos amis suisses qui se voient proposer un plateau de choix plein de groupes du cru ce soir à l'Amalgame (Yverdon) avec une soirée réunissant Mumakil, Impure Wilhelmina et les allemands d'Enigmatik. Le flyer est visible ici.

Y a pas que son médaillon qui va toucher son pénis, je pense !

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