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Unearthly Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Blackened death metal from Brasil
Formed in 1998. 5 studio albums released, 2 live albums, 1 compilation.
Line-up:
Eregion - vocals, guitars
Mictian - bass
Rafael Rassan - guitars
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supported by 71 fans who also own “Through War... Destruction of Heavenly Corruption”
For a demo and especially a debut this has great production. This definitely had time put into it, some great black metal that deserves more attention.
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supported by 70 fans who also own “Through War... Destruction of Heavenly Corruption”
This is Déhà at his most brutal I think. I am incredibly late to this & am only here now that the project has formally ended... I confess - it was all too much until now... :) However, after repeated listens, I hear that there is a perfect method to this madness & I now fully appreciate it! The hatred & downright misanthropy spewed forth are hard to believe! Déhà's vocals are truly unique & fit perfectly! I shall miss more of this! Goodbye Shit of the World or Merda Mundi. Highly recommended!!!
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supported by 70 fans who also own “Through War... Destruction of Heavenly Corruption”
idk what these dudes talk about in their songs I’m not Swedish but I think it’s about satan so that’s cool af I hope they not nazi affiliates tho it’s hard to do the research when u don’t know the language lol
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Canticles Of The Sepulchral Deity
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supported by 70 fans who also own “Through War... Destruction of Heavenly Corruption”
Akasha is a band that has a really unique guitar tone, mixed with some Marduk worship, piercing vocals and fantastic melodies and harmonies. This album is pure hate, however there is beauty to that hate and it is glorious to listen to. 4.5/5
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