Arallu
Arallu formed in Athens, Greece in 2008, taking their name from the ancient Sumerian underworld. The band includes Kostas Papamarkakis on guitar, Pavlos...
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Arallu formed in Athens, Greece in 2008, taking their name from the ancient Sumerian underworld. The band includes Kostas Papamarkakis on guitar, Pavlos Manolidis on vocals, Gus Drax on bass, and Giorgio Floros on drums. They released their debut album 'Death Covenant' and followed it with records like 'Ashes to Ashes' and 'In the Eye of the Storm'.
Their songs like 'Arallu's Rage' and 'Barbarian Bloodshed' deliver the kind of thrash metal that hits hard and fast. They've also covered Slayer's 'Evil Has No Boundaries', which fits right into their sound. The music is built on aggressive riffs and driving rhythms, with Manolidis's vocals carrying the intensity.
Arallu has faced some challenges along the way, though the specifics aren't detailed here. The band continues to play and record, maintaining their place in the Greek metal scene without much fanfare.
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