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[[Necromancer Frost Punk]] is a musical sub-genre of [[Necromancer Endu Punk]] with an emphasis on describing cold, forbidding ruins deep in long-lost wastelands. The central theme focuses around [[Riq'tu in the Cold Wastes]], a forgotten temple common in Necromancer folklore. Frost Punk is relatively niche within the Necromancer musical community, though distinct enough in composition and style to warrant some small festivals. Unlike many other genres, it has failed to gain much of a foothold outside of the original necromancer audience. | [[Necromancer Frost Punk]] is a musical sub-genre of [[Necromancer Endu Punk]] with an emphasis on describing cold, forbidding ruins deep in long-lost wastelands. The central theme focuses around [[Riq'tu in the Cold Wastes]], a forgotten temple common in Necromancer folklore. Frost Punk is relatively niche within the Necromancer musical community, though distinct enough in composition and style to warrant some small festivals. Unlike many other genres, it has failed to gain much of a foothold outside of the original necromancer audience. | ||
| + | Stylistically, Frost Punk favors heavy use of repetition, particularly the same lyrics repeated in both Endu and Common. This make its similar in practice to [[Necromancer Masonic Punk]], but sets itself apart with the use of deep, complex word-structure during the verses. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:49, 27 March 2023
Necromancer Frost Punk is a musical sub-genre of Necromancer Endu Punk with an emphasis on describing cold, forbidding ruins deep in long-lost wastelands. The central theme focuses around Riq'tu in the Cold Wastes, a forgotten temple common in Necromancer folklore. Frost Punk is relatively niche within the Necromancer musical community, though distinct enough in composition and style to warrant some small festivals. Unlike many other genres, it has failed to gain much of a foothold outside of the original necromancer audience.
Stylistically, Frost Punk favors heavy use of repetition, particularly the same lyrics repeated in both Endu and Common. This make its similar in practice to Necromancer Masonic Punk, but sets itself apart with the use of deep, complex word-structure during the verses.
