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Black Crusade
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Chants of the Raven
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Malignant Morningstar
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In the Grapes of Dark
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Rite of Blasphemy
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Those Who Tell History
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Divine Magic
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Black Magic
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Diary of a Fallen Legacy
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The Hunt
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Witch
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Svartrit Sweden
The band Svartrit was founded by Sir N. and Ramn in 2003. They shared the dark desire to conceive pure Black Metal with Svartrit; and the meaning of their music was to be found in their mutual feelings of negativity as well as their interest in Dark Germanic Heathenism and the chaotic and chthonic forces represented therein. ... more
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Appalacia looked like this eons ago. There's a strange metaphore in this observation (having to do with Chaos Moon); more than one.
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This black metal band from L.A. returns to the genre’s roots, delivering icy, forbidding songs with knife-sharp riffing.
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Ghost Notes
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Shrines power through melancholia with aggressive, well-produced post punk, with some death metal and post-rock textures for good measure.
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El Genocidio Primordial Llevará El Nombre Infinito De La Empatía
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supported by 19 fans who also own “Malignant Morningstar”
much better than the 2017 album but still the noise industrial track is the best here.
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