>>104782Dirty disgusting Yankee metal, you mean.
Eurometal is legitimately untainted by negrification UNLESS they specifically mention US/UK as inspiration.
A vast amount of the pagans and Satanists are angry church boys and the foundation is that which they revolt against, which is The Church. Some metalheads are even still church boys themselves, like Gamma Ray and Free
Symphonic, Doom, Black especially from the North and East are wholly European
.....Of course, these are not the acts which become famous, BECAUSE the public is looking for that drug fueled nihilism. But you can still garner a dedicated enough fan base you can force some ideas through the cultural milieu.
Even the nihilism of punk rock wasn't its original goal. That got pushed to the forefront over time by "Street" and "Oi" which was all about feuding soccer clubs and slapping around grannies. Corposlop like Ramones and Sex Pistols may have been a Jew vehicle to bring the sex and drugs, but the violent nihilism came naturally from thuggish hooligans like The Angelic Upstarts, Cocksparrer, The Exploited, Discharge, and Anti Nowhere League. The idea of "ALL societies are rotten, break them down and fuck the survivors" was definitely homegrown. Young men from broken alcoholic homes (90% being mining families) denied opportunity by the likes of Thatcher revolting against censors and no one to show them a positive moral influence. When you go long enough without seeing a positive example, you will eventually decide NO example can be positive. And the violent form of punk/alt rock just so happened to hit as we started feminising and overmedicating our kids on SSRIs at the advice of radical feminists.
Actually, eurometal is an inversion, many African bands take influence from Prog and Doom rather than radio-safe Anglo jewed crap. They might not USE it the right way, but as the meme goes, "they're a bit dumb, but they got the spirit"
Like the eastern European metal scene, most of them are very religious (even if their interpretation is all warped) and most of them dealt with living through warfare as children.
