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Evil or Divine
Evil or Divine started as Daemon's Grace in Los Angeles around 2003, with Damien Voss on vocals and guitar. They changed their name to Evil or Divine in 2005....
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Evil or Divine started as Daemon's Grace in Los Angeles around 2003, with Damien Voss on vocals and guitar. They changed their name to Evil or Divine in 2005.
They've released albums such as "The Devil's Advocate" in 2010, "Cold War" in 2013, and "The End of the Beginning" in 2017. Songs like "Cold War" and "Death Dealer" show their style, which mixes thrash and melodic death metal with industrial touches.
The band includes Ethan "Raven" Blackw, though the full lineup isn't detailed here. They've kept going despite pushback, sticking to their sound without softening their lyrics.
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