Deadone, seriously, no one was obviously kidding, don't be offended!

First Prayer - death spell omega.
The first you listen it especially if you are by yourself in the dark can be quite scary. You feel as the song closes, something is coming to get you.

Classic : Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Written by Guest on 08.07.2014 at 10:50

what if the song ends and it's silent for a while and you start dozing off then it goes BOO!!....actually that would just be frightening.

If that counts, then Tarja's Ciaran's Well does that. The album's good to listen to when going to sleep, except for that song near the end if you forget it's there and aren't expecting it.

Written by M C Vice on 05.11.2014 at 09:14

Written by Guest on 08.07.2014 at 10:50

what if the song ends and it's silent for a while and you start dozing off then it goes BOO!!....actually that would just be frightening.

If that counts, then Tarja's Ciaran's Well does that. The album's good to listen to when going to sleep, except for that song near the end if you forget it's there and aren't expecting it.

I had a similar experience when I heard Shining's Neka Morgondagen. That ending... holy shit!

My first death metal and black metal songs terrified me at first (note: not just because they were extreme metal), but strangely enough, they kept me listening and got me into the genres as a whole. Specifically, this intro and this midsection respectively.

Axis of Perdition's album Deleted Scenes from the Transition Hospital used to creep the shit out of me! I haven't listened to it in years but I can imagine it would still have the same effect today. One of those albums that you start to get that chill up your spine if you listen to it with the lights off

Stillhet's Silent Hill cover gave me a bit of a chill as well the first time I listened to it.

Written by Wingtorte on 13.11.2014 at 03:09
Axis of Perdition's album Deleted Scenes from the Transition Hospital used to creep the shit out of me!

This is the scariest album I can think of right now.

Being scared... what an elusive state.

Blood Eagle from Amon Amarth's latest album... about a guy being skinned alive in an elaborate way, and what he's feeling at the time. Ouch.

The first time I listened to "Bathory Erzsebet" from Sunn O)))'s Black One, it was 1 a.m. and I was alone in the dark. It terrified me.

It was nothing compared to seeing them live, though. They put me in a trance so deep... I almost fell asleep twice, and both times, right before I lost consciousness, Attila Csihar let out the loudest, most horrifying shriek which jolted me back to awareness. At the very end, it sounded like all of Hell had opened up and the millions of burning, tormented souls were screaming down my throat and eviscerating my soul. Not once in my life have I ever experienced anything similar to that.

Trist - Zrcadlení melancholie. Maybe its work for you guys

When Time to Die by Electric Wizard came out I bought and got really stoned while listening to it.
That kind of scared me. So that would be my vote

All songs from Cold Lake scared me as hell.

Written by Sang Dalang Abu on 28.09.2015 at 13:42

Trist - Zrcadlení melancholie. Maybe its work for you guys

doesn't scare me but it's awesome

Gnaw Their Tongues has some a bunch of stuff that freaks me out. Really interesting stuff, but a bit hard for me to listen to at times.

The tricky thing about metal is you can't dive into the deep end when you start, or you'll scare all interest out of your system. Goregrind, Pornogrind, Brutal Death Metal, and Depressive Suicidal Black Metal scared the crap out of me 3 years ago

Written by jrod916 on 26.11.2015 at 08:07

The tricky thing about metal is you can't dive into the deep end when you start, or you'll scare all interest out of your system. Goregrind, Pornogrind, Brutal Death Metal, and Depressive Suicidal Black Metal scared the crap out of me 3 years ago

and now you stop listening to them, do you?

Sortsind have some really fucked up songs

Cultes Des Ghoules-Specters Over Transylvania. Well anything by them.

Written by SilverScreen on 31.12.2015 at 17:28

Sortsind have some really fucked up songs

Wtf is even goin on here? This reminds me of stuff like Silencer, which Silencer doesn't scare me, it actually makes me laugh by how bad it is. But this is definitely creepy.

I don't know about "scary" per say, but for a great, creepy atmosphere it's tough to beat those early King Diamond records.

^ That Sortsind track is nothing scary at all, its laughable at best.

Abruptum's debut full length and Antediluvian's logos are definitely the most creepy albums I've heard but definitely not scary.

Mories I wouldn't really call creepy or scary but its probably the best at evoking the spine chilling ambience of a murder room or a horror scene. It's too cinematic and epic to be scary, it is just too damn tasty.

Written by Sang Dalang Abu on 28.08.2016 at 16:17

Written by DualHelix on 28.08.2016 at 07:54

This reminds me of stuff like Silencer, which Silencer doesn't scare me, it actually makes me laugh by how bad it is.

That band is highly debate when ppl said some good and some bad. Not scary at all.

I laughed and left what I felt was a fairly clever comment with other people who were making fun of it on a youtube video, and then we all started getting harassed by people claiming it was REAL music. That's definitely up for debate, because I'm sorry, but that shit was terrible.

After Throbbing Gristle, Diamanda Galas, and other kinds of experimental shit I still don't get, metal doesn't really hold any fear for me. Some black metal, like Gnaw Their Tongues or Abruptum have a certain creep factor, but nothing they've done can compete with "Slug Bait" or "Hamburger Lady" or "Frankie Teardrop".


Death metal lyrics look childish compared to this.

A metal like song that used to scare the shit out of me was Marilyn Manson's remake of Sweet Dreams...the video of this song gave me nightmares for awhile...8-]]

Written by The Batlord on 30.08.2016 at 20:25

After Throbbing Gristle, Diamanda Galas, and other kinds of experimental shit I still don't get, metal doesn't really hold any fear for me. Some black metal, like Gnaw Their Tongues or Abruptum have a certain creep factor, but nothing they've done can compete with "Slug Bait" or "Hamburger Lady" or "Frankie Teardrop".


Death metal lyrics look childish compared to this.

Pretty crazy you mentioned Diamanda Galas, I asked my mother the other day if she remember anything truly giving her the creeps and she mentioned Galas' Litanies of Satan. Which I heard about a long time ago but only heard five seconds of it since it's just yelling and noise.

None of that is metal hence is a post fail.

That Suicide track is really good I enjoyed it. DG was utter crap, sounds like a woman screaming to her effeminate spouse while taking a dump.

I would post a Scott Walker track but then again it wouldn't be metal so I suggest people stick to metal songs alone.

Written by Cy Nide on 28.08.2016 at 20:36

I don't know about "scary" per say, but for a great, creepy atmosphere it's tough to beat those early King Diamond records.

Not creepy at all, great records, pure heavy metal.

Written by Crimson Maiden on 05.09.2016 at 00:42

A metal like song that used to scare the shit out of me was Marilyn Manson's remake of Sweet Dreams...the video of this song gave me nightmares for awhile...8-]]