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 American Nihilist Underground Society | |
| Abbreviation | ANUS |
|---|---|
| Formation | 1987 |
| Type | Nihilist Activists |
Co-founder | Spinoza Ray Prozak and "Chromatic Death" |
| Website | Official website |
The American Nihilist Underground Society (ANUS) is a loose-knit collaboration of writers, artists, programmers, sculptors, musicians and philosophers that engage in promoting nihilism and neoclassical culture through numerous mediums, including the publication of articles on philosophy, weekly editorials, and the promotion of metal music.[1][2] ANUS, known for its extensive Dark Legions metal archives,[3][4] was one of the earliest places on the web to find black metal discussion,[5] and has been cited for its definition of heavy metal.[6]
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