Cult of Daath
Cult of Daath formed in 2003 around guitarists Jason Keyser and Matt DeVries, who shared an interest in extreme metal acts like Nile and Suffocation. Their...
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Cult of Daath formed in 2003 around guitarists Jason Keyser and Matt DeVries, who shared an interest in extreme metal acts like Nile and Suffocation. Their music blends technical death metal with black metal, built on aggressive riffs and guttural vocals. They've released five albums, starting with 'The Gnostic Flesh' in 2004 and most recently 'Embrace the Endless Void' in 2018.
Songs like 'Bestial Atonement (Mountains of Burning Offal)' and 'Conceived Through Black Mass Rape (Obscene Rites Part I)' reflect their unflinching, brutal sound. Their uncompromising approach has polarized listeners, with some praising the intensity and others finding it too extreme. The lineup has shifted over time, though Keyser and DeVries have remained constant.
They've worked with musicians such as Mark Morton of Lamb of God and Derek Rydquist of Hate Eternal.
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