Magoth
Magoth formed in Italy in the late 1980s with Andrea Mauri on guitar, Davide Tiso on vocals, Marco Pareschi on bass, and Fabio Consoli on drums. The lineup...
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Magoth formed in Italy in the late 1980s with Andrea Mauri on guitar, Davide Tiso on vocals, Marco Pareschi on bass, and Fabio Consoli on drums. The lineup changed over time, but they kept working in the space between black, death, and thrash metal. Their early albums like 'The Eternal Darkness' and 'Penumbra' came out in the mid-1990s.
They released 'Above the Sacred Lands' in 2006, which gave the band one of its better-known song titles. Other tracks like 'Ascension' and 'Cleansing Of The Ancient Spirits' show their tendency toward heavy, occult-themed material. The music is aggressive, with intricate guitar work and lyrics that often deal with darkness and the supernatural.
Magoth put out 'The Triumph of Death' in 2014. Their sound remained consistent, fast, dense, and unrelenting, through the changes in personnel. They've built a catalog that appeals to listeners who want their metal extreme and thematically grim.
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