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Doomsday Ceremony
Doomsday Ceremony formed in Philadelphia around 2009, started by guitarist and vocalist Michael Celsus with drummer Kent Ramsey. They put out a debut album...
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I Am
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It's The Scarecrow War
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Lunatic Serenade
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Slaves Of Sin
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Vampire Saga
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Vulture of War
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I Am
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It's The Scarecrow War
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Lunatic Serenade
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Slaves Of Sin
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Vampire Saga
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Vulture of War
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Doomsday Ceremony formed in Philadelphia around 2009, started by guitarist and vocalist Michael Celsus with drummer Kent Ramsey. They put out a debut album called 'Slaves of Sin' that got some attention in underground metal circles for its raw sound and bleak lyrics.
Their music mixed black metal with doom and some ambient noise, creating a heavy, unsettling atmosphere. Songs like 'I Am' and 'Lunatic Serenade' from their catalog show that approach, dark themes delivered with plenty of aggression.
They faced criticism over their lyrics and stage presence, with some accusing them of promoting violence or Satanism, which the band denied. They kept releasing material after that first album, including records titled 'Death Rituals' and 'Crown of Antichrist'.
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