Torment The Skies
Torment The Skies formed in Stockholm in 2005, playing a mix of death metal and black metal. The original lineup included Erik Tängmark on vocals, Johan...
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Torment The Skies formed in Stockholm in 2005, playing a mix of death metal and black metal. The original lineup included Erik Tängmark on vocals, Johan Fjellström and Erik Lidén on guitars, and Pontus Rosén on bass. Their debut album 'Vicious Circle' came out in 2010, with the track 'Born To Kill' becoming particularly well-known in metal circles.
Some listeners accused the band of misogyny and racism, though the members themselves seemed to embrace an outsider status rather than conforming to expectations.
Other songs from their catalog include 'Carnal Lechery', 'Screams Of Fright', and 'Walls Of Blood'.
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