Land of Charon
Land of Charon formed in 2005 after the experimental metal band Serenity ended. Guitarist Daniel Keresteš and drummer Csaba Zámori started it, later bringing...
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Land of Charon formed in 2005 after the experimental metal band Serenity ended. Guitarist Daniel Keresteš and drummer Csaba Zámori started it, later bringing in bassist Attila Orosz and vocalist Balázs Égerházi. They're a Hungarian group that works in metal.
Their first album came out in 2008, called "The Journey of the Sinful Soul." Two years later they released "A Láz," which is also the title of one of their songs. Other tracks include "Állat - Szakadék - Szerelem" and "Fehér Angyal."
Some of their material has drawn criticism for its themes. In 2011, the video for "A Láz" was said to show graphic violence and self-harm. Their lyrics often touch on depression and darker parts of human experience.
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