Decimation
Decimation formed in 2007 and put out their first album, 'Entering the Celestial Ruins,' in 2010. The record's title track became a staple for their...
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Decimation formed in 2007 and put out their first album, 'Entering the Celestial Ruins,' in 2010. The record's title track became a staple for their listeners, and they followed it with three more albums: 'The Book of Death' in 2013, 'Antidote of Ignorance' in 2017, and 'In the Shadows of Leviathan' in 2021.
Their songs have titles like 'Gospels In The Exile Of The Omnipotent' and 'Summoning The Hordes Of Ghoul Chapel Dæmons,' which gives you a sense of their lyrical territory. The band's lineup includes Darius Blackwood on vocals, Uriel Serpent on guitar, Azrael Reaper on bass, and Malphas Tyrant on drums.
Decimation's music drew some criticism from conservative corners, but they kept making the kind of extreme metal they wanted to make. They've been touring and recording for well over a decade now.
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