Promo 2018
by Ezra Brooks
Kalen Baker
Kalen Baker
Loved the first release in 2016. These two tracks are very promising of what's to come. Awesome mix of straight up heavy metal and more melodic, explorative metal riffs.
Favorite track: Age Of The Mabden.
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Promo 2018
Compact Disc (CD)Promo CDr in Plastic Ultra-Slim case featuring two tracks from two different upcoming releases
"Age Of The Mabden" is taken from the upcoming demo "Gods, Men, and Death"
"The Road To Allinam" is taken from the upcoming split cassette entitled: "Visions Of Power"
These tracks are currently only available on this Promo CDr. They will be available digitally upon the release of their physical formats.
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released November 22, 2018
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Ezra Brooks Helsinki, Finland
A vision of arcane heavy metal influenced by the strange, unpolished, and forgotten obscurities of the 80s, 90s, and beyond.
~S. Vincent
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