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Necroshine
Necroshine came out of Sweden's underground metal scene in the late 1990s. Their sound was raw and heavy, pulling from industrial and doom metal, which kept...
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Black Hordes
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Through Fear And Madness
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Angel Dust
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Battlefield
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Black Church
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Crossing The Bar
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From The Deepest Hate
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L'Imperatore
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Misanthropic Human Nature
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New Era Of Chaos
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No Mercy For Betrayer
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No Tomorrow
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No, It's A Lie
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Nothing Concrete
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Odio
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Stonehenge
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Necroshine came out of Sweden's underground metal scene in the late 1990s. Their sound was raw and heavy, pulling from industrial and doom metal, which kept them on the fringes rather than in the mainstream. The band's members used stage names like The Shadow on vocals, The Serpent on guitar, The Raven on bass, and The Beast on drums.
Their music dealt with dark themes, addiction, despair, the grim side of human nature, and it found a small but dedicated following. The single 'Angel Dust' became a breakthrough for them, a haunting ballad about addiction's toll that resonated with listeners. Other tracks like 'Battlefield,' 'Black Church,' and 'Misanthropic Human Nature' carried similar weight.
Over time, they put out albums such as 'Nihil,' 'Toxic,' and 'The Serpent's Embrace,' sticking to their heavy, uncompromising style while letting their songwriting evolve a bit. Their music drew criticism from some who saw it as glorifying drug use, and 'Angel Dust' in particular led to protests and bans at certain shows.
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