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Ethereal Pandemonium Bratislava, Slovakia
Western Carpathia ensemble active during years 1996-2007 AD.
Atmospheric black pagan metal with
gothic doom elements.
Lyrically inspired by nihilist philosophy, decadent poetry, Slavonic mythology and JRRT.
To be played on a Winter Solstice Eve exclusively.
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Arma Christi
by The Last Days of Jesus
Our older friends and inspiration from our home town Bratislava. We've shared rehearsal rooms, went to the same pubs, and sometimes collaborated together.
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Urheimat - Volanie Havranov (Full-length, 2009)
by Karpathia
supported by 8 fans who also own “Prophecy”
Synphonic/melodic black metal the early days style. With murky production, tons of keyboards, shrieks and tremolo picking Karpathia delivers a solld BM album. It's not ground breaking nor innovative in anyway, but it's a great listen non the less. Check this one out!
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Perun Do Vas!!! (Full-length, 2008)
by Ancestral Volkhves
supported by 8 fans who also own “Prophecy”
This one got from the get go. Nothing new or original, just outstanding release of fast black metal with touches of slavic folk influences. Production is raw yet clear and audiable, the drums and guitars are relentless and precise without being over repetitive. vocals are ruthless and agressive with the occasional female vocals. Recommended!
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In Cold Being (Full-length, 2005)
by Infer
supported by 7 fans who also own “Prophecy”
Black/death onslaught that will crush and shatter your soul. No nice intros here... From the first note Infer unleashing hell with crushing, intense, vicious and relentless black/death that annhilates everything and everyone on its path. Despite the speed and ferociousity, the songs are still varied and leave you wanting more. Buy this!
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Vicious funeral doom from Portugal, “Ossadas” hammers away like a rain of comets, fiery & relentless.
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Brooding black metal on Vendetta records, Svartmálm slow the genre’s core ingredients and add bracing emotional heft.
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