Genus Ordinis Dei
Genus Ordinis Dei formed in Berlin around 2012, with members using stage names like Anonymus, Erraticus, and Abyssus. They worked with drone, noise, and...
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Genus Ordinis Dei formed in Berlin around 2012, with members using stage names like Anonymus, Erraticus, and Abyssus. They worked with drone, noise, and industrial elements, putting out albums like 'Obsecration' in 2014 and 'Revelations' in 2016. Their 2018 album 'Salem' took on the witch trials, and that song became one of their better-known tracks.
Their live shows developed a particular atmosphere, and the anonymity of the members became part of their presentation. Some listeners picked up on occult or ritual themes in the lyrics, though the band described it as artistic exploration. They kept a fairly low profile outside of their recordings and performances, which seemed to suit the material.
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