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Steele was already famous for is racist, fascist, and sexist lyrics,īut the band had their rapid success with the contributions of the fourth On bass, and one of the most creative bassists of heavy metal. With Kenny Hickey on guitar and Sal Abruscato on drums. Steele, a suicidal ex-cop, then formed Type O Negative (Roadrunner, 1986), with new guitarist Marc Piovanetti, the group disbanded. (Roadrunner, 1986) are a dazzling wall of post-apocalyptic society, a sort Infamy in New York in the mid-80s, when he sang in a thrash-metal band calledĬarnivore. Peter Steele (born Peter Ratajczyk) had already garnered The moral vacuum, for which for which paradise is simply and sadly theĮquivalent of Auschwitz, but without the inscription of “Arbeit Macht Frei.” The utter crueltyĪnd nihilism of their songs have few equals. Tragic and hallucinatory pages in the history of rock music. In their little hellish complex, they carved some of the most Music of the ‘90s, their borders stretching from heavy metal, to industrial, to Type O Negative were one of the greatest beacons of rock (Translated from the original Italian text by Troy Sherman) The apocalypse subsided on Bloody Kisses (1993), a more sincere fresco of urban violence. They sounded like Wagnerian mini-symphonies composed in Dante's Inferno and supercharged with fear and despair. Each song was structured as a sequence of movements, each movement arranged in a different fashion, and the sequence leading to unrelenting suspense. Contrasts and juxtapositions blurred the difference between hell and paradise. Moral ambiguity translated into musical ambiguity, as anthemic choruses wavered like funereal dirges, epic riffs shrieked like agonizing spasms in the struggle for survival, and homicidal fantasies peaked with evil apotheosis. With vocalist Peter "Steele" Ratajczyk convincingly impersonating a psychopath who uttered nihilist, racist, sexist, fascist invectives, keyboardist Josh Silver molding grandiose sonic architectures, and guitarist Kenny Hickey highlighting the turpitude of the stories with excoriating noises, the terrifying vision of Slow Deep And Hard (1991) acquired a metaphysical dimension besides and beyond its hyper-realistic overtones, bridging the philosophical themes of sex and death the way a black mass would do. Type O Negative achieved perhaps the most shocking fusion of metal, industrial and gothic languages.