Discordia (US)
Discordia formed in San Francisco's industrial district in the early 2000s. Their name references the Roman goddess of chaos, which fits the band's approach...
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Discordia formed in San Francisco's industrial district in the early 2000s. Their name references the Roman goddess of chaos, which fits the band's approach to heavy music. They've released albums like 'Cacophony of the Damned' and 'Symphony of Shadows' that lean into raw, aggressive territory.
Their 2007 album 'Alive and Torment' marked a shift toward more atmospheric and melodic work. The title track became something of a cult favorite among their listeners. Other songs like 'Contigency' and 'Subservience' show their range within the underground metal scene.
Discordia's catalog includes 'Echoes of the Abyss,' 'Rituals of Desolation,' 'Incendiary,' and 'The Serpent's Tongue.' They've maintained a steady presence without much mainstream attention, which seems to suit their particular sound just fine.
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