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Pantokrator
Pantokrator came out of Chicago with a sound that mixed aggression and something more thoughtful. Their name comes from the Greek for 'ruler of all,' which...
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Ancient Path
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Behind The Veil
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Blod Ropar Från Jorden
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Borderland
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Bundsförvant
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Bundsförvant (translation)
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Crossroads
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Divine Light
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Förbannad Mark
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Gudablodets Kraft
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Hidden Deep
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Incarnate
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King Of Babylon
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Lamentation
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Marching Out Of Babylon
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Milennium In Chains
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Pantokrator came out of Chicago with a sound that mixed aggression and something more thoughtful. Their name comes from the Greek for 'ruler of all,' which gives you a sense of their scope. The band's debut album in 2006 was called 'Come Let Us Flee,' and that title track became something of an anthem for them.
They got attention for lyrics that dug into dark territory, religion, mortality, the occult. That drew criticism from some corners, with accusations about promoting certain ideas, while other listeners saw it as just facing hard themes head-on. Songs like 'King Of Babylon' and 'Nephilim' from their catalog show that tendency.
Their music pulled from various places, with lyrics that sometimes referenced mythology or older texts. They had a way with melody even within a heavy framework, which gave their sound some depth. They put out a few more albums after that first one, but it's that initial combination of brute force and something more introspective that stuck with people.
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