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Stirring
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Stigma
05:53
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Aconite
00:47
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Red Pill
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Wake Up?
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Outlast
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Swan
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Orchid
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Kvilla Manchester, UK
Kvilla is a four-piece metal band from Manchester. We combine elements of hardcore, black metal, punk and shoegaze.
Sean - Vocals
Ryan - Guitar
Adam - Bass
Andy - Drums
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supported by 33 fans who also own “The Ward”
Darkend is much brighter than you think of its name Love the tempo 🖤 Thank you, really appreciate this !
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supported by 28 fans who also own “The Ward”
I saw these gents open the evening for DWeF in Trier some weeks ago. The vocalist seemed terribly shy between songs and then went full-on beastmode on the vocals again; him overcoming this was one of the most metal things I have ever seen. Vi Overlevde is, excuse this, bizarrely good. Not too posty, but still with a remarkable edge and a pretty unique feel to it. Maybe I'm still carried away by the live performance, but alas! This is great. Ensomhet is... beyond words. Kom til meg!
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Gaktungar - Gaktungar
by Gaktungar
supported by 28 fans who also own “The Ward”
Somebody pass the bowl of ghoulash. True to black metal's origins. Guitars that slay. Drums that hammer away. Screamy vocals that do not annoy. Darkthrone fans and Dimmu Borgir fans have something new to listen to. Demon Hunter fans and Avenged Sevenfold fans would like this too. Fans of All That Remains would also like this. This is worth much more than I paid for it. I will have to pay closer attention to Gaktungar, because they are good.
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I'm Picking Lights in a Field...
by Lanayah
Exciting heavy band Lanayah take the best elements of the loudest genres (shoegaze, black metal, hardcore, etc.) and make them their own.
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Blackened hardcore with the sheer heady power of stadium crust and the glacial melodies of second-wave black metal.
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by Temple of Gorgon
supported by 27 fans who also own “The Ward”
Nice dark chaos Brighten my logical thinking Thanks enormously!
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