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Sinister Demise
Sinister Demise started as Malevolence before changing their name in 2004. The band's core lineup has included Rob Luciano on vocals and guitar, Tony LaSala...
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Sinister Demise started as Malevolence before changing their name in 2004. The band's core lineup has included Rob Luciano on vocals and guitar, Tony LaSala on bass, and Brian Hunte on drums.
Their 2007 debut album was called Carriers of the Black Plague, which included the track of the same name. The music tends toward heavy guitars and guttural vocals, with lyrics that touch on dark themes.
They've put out several albums since then, maintaining a consistent presence in underground metal circles without much mainstream attention.
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