Tortorum -  As The Light Falls To Slaughter

Tortorum -  Attributions To The Dead

ENTARTUNG's Krypteia debut displayed a young black metal band with an old soul, breathing deep the spirit of ancient darkness. But with their second album, Peccata Mortalia, ENTARTUNG exhale a crypt-stench stronger than death. Indeed, Peccata Mortalia displays the duo in an even stronger (black)light, the songwriting both more assured and distinctive and the execution more vile and grim. Shadow-draped yet melodic, despite the band's Teutonic origins, ENTARTUNG forego the mystical/medieval vibe of their country's usual black metal style and, in fact, slot well alongside Finland's filthy and emotive idiom of the past decade. By any description, however, Peccata Mortalia is black metal traditionalism par excellence.

"Peccata Mortalia" is set for release as CD & LP on March 8th, 2014.

Tracklist

1.Der Hölle Herr
2.Blasphemaverit in Spiritum Sanctum
3.Out of Darkness into Light
4.Faith on the Scaffold
5.Cimmerian Shade
6.To conquer Immortality in the Depths
7.The Law of the Claw
8.Yawm ad-Din

Cimmerian Shade

Artist: Chaos Invocation
Origin: Germany
Album: Black Mirror Hours
Release date: CD - 01.03.2013, DLP - 08.03.2014

Tracklist

01.Delirium Worship And Total Abandon02.The Mirror
03.Beyond Coming
04.The Beckoning Flame
05.Hypertoxication
06.Faces On My Spiritual Plane
07.Lord Of Our Temple
08.Funeral Messiah
09.Towards The Boundless Horizon
10.Walking In His City
11.Into The Living Darkness

Playing time: about 68 minutes 

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Chaos Invocation - The Beckoning Flame

Dark Lyrics - Apathy

Horror

Színes Foltok

08 - BÁL - Horror - 02 Színes Foltok - Sample

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