Tortorum
Tortorum formed in Norway in 2004, playing a particularly harsh strain of black metal. Their first demo, 'Aeonscourge,' came out in 2006, followed by...
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Tortorum formed in Norway in 2004, playing a particularly harsh strain of black metal. Their first demo, 'Aeonscourge,' came out in 2006, followed by full-length albums like 'The Wretched Apocalypse' in 2008 and 'Echoes of Extinction' in 2010. They've kept at it with records like 'Monument to Misery' and 'The Eternal Torment.'
Their songs, with titles like 'All Mercy Devoured' and 'In Pestilence Majesty,' are built around a core of guttural vocals, discordant guitar riffs, and relentless drumming. The music is dense and aggressive, rarely letting up.
In 2010, the band faced some trouble over an album cover that caused public outrage, leading to legal issues and a temporary suspension. They've maintained a fairly steady presence in the underground metal scene since then, with a sound that hasn't softened much over their releases.
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