Saarkoth Lichfield, UK
Saarkoth are a Black Metal project from Staffordshire, England.
Heavily inspired by bands such as Wintefylleth, Agalloch and Emperor.
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British Black Metal - Vol 1
by Marwolaeth Records
supported by 8 fans who also own “Defending the Realm”
New label that opened with a great compilation of what British Black Metal is to me, even if only containng one new band for me, it is a key compilation to showcase British Black Metal. Only would have liked to see some bands that I think are the face i.e. Fen/Abduction. Anyway, worth a pick up and would like to see what is on future compilations \m/
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Religious Purification Through Fire
by Heathen Deity
supported by 8 fans who also own “Defending the Realm”
Simple Black Metal with great atmosphere. Other than the studio version of "For the Glory of Satan" the live version (digital versions only) really rocks! One of the rare tracks that together with "Gut the church" have burned themselves into my brain and I can't get them out anymore. Heathen Deity might be one of the most underrated BM bands of all times, delivering 2 tracks that should be on every BM playlist.
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Forgotten Hymns
by Deadwood Lake
supported by 8 fans who also own “Defending the Realm”
This is another strong release from Deadwood Lake, they're a band that are very consistent and this EP is excellent proof of that, it is a nice touch that it contains their debut EP "Rememberance" as bonus tracks, those songs are fantastic as well!
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Beyond The Palest Star
by VORGA
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 29, 2024
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 29, 2024
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 5, 2024
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Religious Purification Through Fire
by Heathen Deity
supported by 8 fans who also own “Defending the Realm”
Simple Black Metal with great atmosphere. Other than the studio version of "For the Glory of Satan" the live version really rocks! One of the rare tracks that together with "Gut the church" have burned themselves into my brain and I can't get them out anymore. Heathen Deity might be one of the most underrated BM bands of all times, delivering 2 tracks that should be on every BM playlist.
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