Yyrkoon
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Yyrkoon

Yyrkoon released their debut album "...Of Madness" in 2005, which included the track of the same name. They followed it with albums like "Asylum" in 2007 and...

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Yyrkoon's dark metal and occult accusations

A French death metal band whose catalog explores madness, asylums, and the obsidian age.

If you want to get a feel for them, put on "From The Depths" or "Trapped Into Life." That's the sound, right there.

Yyrkoon's music isn't just heavy, it's thematically dense, building worlds around madness and the occult. Songs like "From The Depths" and "Trapped Into Life" give you a direct line into their preoccupations. Their concerts sometimes drew protests, which tells you something about the reaction they provoked.

They started with the debut album ".Of Madness" in 2005. Later records like "Asylum" and "The Obsidian Age" kept exploring similar dark territory through to 2015's "The Enigma of Existence."

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Yyrkoon released their debut album "...Of Madness" in 2005, which included the track of the same name. They followed it with albums like "Asylum" in 2007 and "The Obsidian Age" in 2009, with their catalog extending through "The Enigma of Existence" in 2015.

Their songs often dealt with dark themes, as titles like "Occult Medicine," "Trapped Into Life," and "From The Depths" suggest. The band's lineup at one point included Zach Hamilton on vocals, James Malone on guitar, Sean Campbell on bass, and Dave Bennett on drums.

Some of their material drew accusations of occultism, and their concerts occasionally faced protests.

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