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Ostrogoth
Ostrogoth formed in the late 1990s, working in a style of atmospheric metal that never quite fit with mainstream tastes. They built a following slowly, mostly...
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Scream Out
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Vlad Strigoï
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Do It Right
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Full Moon's Eyes
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Heroes' Museum
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Love Can Wait
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Paris By Night
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Rock Fever
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Samurai
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The Hunter
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The Introduction
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Too Hot
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What The Hell Is Going On
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Ecstasy And Danger
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Get Out Of My Life
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Love In The Streets
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Ostrogoth formed in the late 1990s, working in a style of atmospheric metal that never quite fit with mainstream tastes. They built a following slowly, mostly through word of mouth among listeners who responded to their particular blend of heavy sound and ethereal vocals. Their 2010 album 'Queen of Desire' gave them a signature track of the same name, which became something of a cult favorite.
Their lyrics sometimes drew attention for exploring darker themes, which occasionally sparked debate. But the band kept to their own path, releasing albums like 'The Serpent's Tongue' in 2003 and 'Crown of Thorns' in 2006. Other songs in their catalog include 'Ecstasy And Danger' and 'Heroes' Museum'.
The core lineup featured Ragnar Blackmoore on vocals and guitars, Lyra von Raven on guitars and keyboards, and Morrigan on bass. They maintained that stable formation through subsequent releases like 'Ashes to Ashes' in 2014 and 'The Black Mirror' in 2018.
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