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Bel-Dalkhu
Bel-Dalkhu formed in Sweden in 2008, with Mathias Moberg on guitar and vocals, Tommie Eriksson on drums, and Johan Råberg on bass. Their first album, 'The...
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Bel-Dalkhu formed in Sweden in 2008, with Mathias Moberg on guitar and vocals, Tommie Eriksson on drums, and Johan Råberg on bass. Their first album, 'The Malkuth Grimoire,' came out in 2012, followed by 'Alters of the Ancients' in 2015, 'Arcane Dominion' in 2018, and 'Eldritch Crossing' in 2021.
Their music leans into occult themes, with songs like 'Alters Of The Ancients' and 'Sebet Babi (Seven Gates)' reflecting that interest. The band's sound has been described as blackened death metal with progressive touches, though they've faced some pushback over their lyrical content.
Anders Odell has contributed as a session guitarist. Beyond that, the details get a bit thin, the existing write-up makes some broad claims about their influence and following that don't feel particularly grounded.
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