Abaddon Incarnate
Abaddon Incarnate formed in 1997 as an Australian extreme metal band. Their debut album 'The 13th Scroll' came out in 2000, followed by 'Abaddon' in 2003 and...
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Abaddon Incarnate formed in 1997 as an Australian extreme metal band. Their debut album 'The 13th Scroll' came out in 2000, followed by 'Abaddon' in 2003 and 'Proponent for Sentience' in 2010.
Their songs like 'Self Portrait of Hatred' and 'Burn With The Sun God' show their approach to heavy, aggressive music. The band's lineup has included vocalist Lord Kaiaphas, guitarist Asmodeus, bassist Leviathan, and drummer Beelzebub.
They've faced criticism from some religious groups over their lyrics and themes, which hasn't changed their musical direction. Their work continues in the same uncompromising style they established early on.
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