Pagan Winter
Pagan Winter formed in Germany in 1992, playing black metal. Their debut album 'The Owl's Cry' came out that same year. They released several albums through...
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Pagan Winter formed in Germany in 1992, playing black metal. Their debut album 'The Owl's Cry' came out that same year. They released several albums through the 1990s, including 'Oath of the Wolf' in 1994 and 'The Fallen' in 1998.
In 1996, they recorded a cover of Slayer's 'Black Magic' that became one of their best-known tracks. Their catalog includes songs like 'Christ Desecration,' 'Crown of Ice,' and 'Dark Oath.'
The band's lineup changed over time, with vocalist Gilvan being a consistent member. Other musicians who played with Pagan Winter included Lars Nedregard on drums, Arne Wirstad on bass, and guitarists Magnus Nordberg and Stein Sund.
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