Morgul Blade
Morgul Blade formed in 2006 with vocalist and guitarist Alexandre "Astargh" Cornetto and bassist Frédéric "Nersgal" Leclercq. They're from the Gevaudan region...
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Morgul Blade formed in 2006 with vocalist and guitarist Alexandre "Astargh" Cornetto and bassist Frédéric "Nersgal" Leclercq. They're from the Gevaudan region of France, which shows up in song titles like "A Last Waltz Of Gevaudan." The band plays symphonic metal with Gothic touches, drawing from bands like Cradle of Filth and Dimmu Borgir.
They've released albums including "Tempesta di Ferro" in 2008, "Unto the Kingdom of Shadows" in 2010, and "Devil's Root" in 2017. Other songs in their catalog include "Fell Sorcery Abounds" and "The Beacons Must Be Lit!"
The lineup includes Florent Marcadet on guitar, Aurélien "Aub" Potier on keyboards, and Julien "Blastfire" Brunie on drums. They've kept at it with that theatrical, dark metal sound, working through the occasional criticism about being too derivative or over-the-top.
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