Night's Black Angel, by Erebus Enthroned

Night's Black Angel

by Erebus Enthroned

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YomaBarr How to blend second wave with the occult vein and how to do it great. Love their both albums. Period. R.I. unpeace.

Lou Yardley Excellent Black Metal: tortured vocals and infectious riffs - the full works!
louciferspeaks.com/2013/03/26/erebus-enthroned-nights-black-angel/ Favorite track: Virus.

Rich Kinman I listened to this one last night, damn good release, worth purchasing.

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	1.	Enthroning the Harbringer of Death 04:40
	2.	Pillar of Fallen Flesh 03:52
	3.	NIL (Solve Non Coagula) 03:31
	4.	Horns of Severity 03:18
	5.	Black Winged 04:42
	6.	Virus 05:45
	7.	Zealotry in Death 03:58
	8.	Temple of Dispersion 03:29
	9.	Night's Black Angel 06:27

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Debut album - Australian Black Metal
A ceremony of sinister magick before the heart of the great adversary!

Behold! A funeral whirlwind of chthonian darkness made manifest within the belly of the dragon.
Bled dry into the devils chalice flow nine sinister canticles of cruel black art. A new flame of Australian black metal
rises with sinister force in 2011 with their debut album, a mesmerizing ode to evil.

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released November 8, 2011

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Seance Records Australia

Australian Underground label channelling the black arts through Seance & Sorcery.
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