Eternal Malediction
Eternal Malediction recorded a few albums in the 1990s, starting with 'Nocturnal Torments' in 1993. They followed it with 'Infernal Supremacy' in 1995 and...
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Eternal Malediction recorded a few albums in the 1990s, starting with 'Nocturnal Torments' in 1993. They followed it with 'Infernal Supremacy' in 1995 and 'Abyssal Dominion' in 1998. The band kept their identities private, which added to their mystique among black metal listeners.
Their song 'Ancient Black Throne' became a notable track in their catalog, with its distorted guitars and chanting. Other songs like 'Ascension Of The Fire Reign' and 'Flames Of Humanity' followed a similar atmospheric style. The lyrics often dealt with dark themes, which sometimes drew criticism, but the band didn't change their approach.
Eternal Malediction's music had a raw, haunting quality that appealed to fans of the genre. They weren't a mainstream act, but their albums found an audience. After 'Abyssal Dominion', their activity seemed to taper off, leaving those three 1990s records as their main body of work.
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