Dying Fullmoon (DEU) – Unter dem Thron der Sterne GREEN LP
€26.88
Black Metal
Dying Fullmoon – “Unter dem Thron der Sterne” – Demo 1995 LP
Recorded live early ’95 in a cellar somewhere in the woods of northern Germany as a two-piece who had already joined forces with Tha-Norr at that point, this demo offers the sort of raw black metal that would make most modern bands cry themselves to sleep, knowing that they could never hope to match the pure ferocity and darkness found here. Piercing cold and enraptured fury manifested in five raging songs plus four obscure interludes with a total playing time of 40+ minutes.
Weight | 0.5 kg |
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Amor Fati
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