Mysteriis
Mysteriis formed in Germany in 1991, with guitarist Lord Abraxas and vocalist Legion staying through various lineup changes. They've put out nine full-length...
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Mysteriis formed in Germany in 1991, with guitarist Lord Abraxas and vocalist Legion staying through various lineup changes. They've put out nine full-length albums, including 'Into the Abyss' in 1994 and 'Towards the Glorious Holocaust' in 1997.
Their 2002 album '66 Infernal Legions' featured Lord Kaiaphas on the title track and drew attention for its lyrical content. Other songs like 'Ave Mysteriis (Baphomet Signs)' and 'Blasphemy Calls' show their consistent approach to extreme metal themes.
The band's current lineup includes Lord Abraxas on guitar, Legion on vocals, Kaos on bass, and Azath on drums. They released 'The World Is Ours' in 2010, continuing with material like 'Ave Mysteriis II (The Second Coming)' and 'A Song for Anu.'
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