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Vexator Syndicate. Barcelona, Spain
We promote and propagate Satanism, anarchism and religious extremism through the medium of arts.
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Spirits Of The Darkwood
by Atra Mors
supported by 22 fans who also own “E il pane diventò merda.”
This is a really nice piece of black metal, i totally love it! Although nothing avantgarde, it has some unique flava' of its own. I mean, it's on repeat for a few hours now. \m/
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Beyond The Shadows
by Atra Mors/Torver
supported by 22 fans who also own “E il pane diventò merda.”
Both of these bands have the distinction of completely wretched vocals, some of the most disgusting you will hear. Musically I’m partial to Atra Mors, but Torver rips as well with intense blackened punk. Unholy Invocation is the weirdest black metal song I’ve ever heard, and that’s saying something. It sounds more like the theme to a cop show, or a cheesy horror film, from the 70s or early 80s.
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supported by 21 fans who also own “E il pane diventò merda.”
has a lot of potential and screams for a higher quality production. Very atmospheric black metal with great down tempo parts
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featured on Bandcamp Radio May 14, 2021
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Dreams Drenched in Static
by Cremation Lily
The latest from Cremation Lily collides metal and noise in an act of intensely personal self-expression.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 31, 2023
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The Unceasing Suicide
by Lunatii
supported by 21 fans who also own “E il pane diventò merda.”
This is what you get buying the label's discography, you don't know what treasures you get :) Love Lunatii for their Diskonformism of 2020 for its pure unadulterated madness, this here is no worse (differently though, which is for good).
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