Evilcult
Evilcult formed in 2013 and released their debut album 'Ceremonial Pyres' that same year. The band includes Charles Elliot on vocals, Dave Watson on guitar,...
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Evilcult formed in 2013 and released their debut album 'Ceremonial Pyres' that same year. The band includes Charles Elliot on vocals, Dave Watson on guitar, Mark Booker on bass, and Mike Alexander on drums. Their music falls within death metal, with some black metal and doom elements mixed in.
Their lyrics often deal with dark themes like death, ritual, and the occult. This has drawn criticism from some listeners who find the content disturbing, though the band hasn't seemed particularly concerned with that response. They've continued putting out albums roughly every couple of years, including 'Nightmare Anatomy' in 2016 and 'Necro Magic' in 2018.
Songs like 'Necro Magic' and 'Eternal Cult Of Darkness' give a fair sense of their sound, heavy, atmospheric, and unapologetically dark. They released 'Whispers of the Dead' in 2020 and 'Curse of the Ancients' in 2022, maintaining a steady pace without much change to their core approach.
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