The First Steps into Blasphemy, by Risen from Ecstasy

The First Steps into Blasphemy

by Risen from Ecstasy

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SANDRA.N.696
Another Jem from Germany.
Artist deserve it and it is personal satisfation two write two lines.
Sincerly i always loved @Monbrand and he is brilliant Artist.
This album release is brilliant.
Perfect track NO.1 that i choice att first listen.
Amazing rage vocals,beautiful riffs and atmosphere and as a crazy liver of drumms...They are simply perfect.
Highly Reccommended from me.
⚔🖤⚔ Favorite track: Death, Pierce me, Set me free.

YomaBarr Hey, looks like somebody here is extremely underrated, what's up with you folks?

Really decent German melodic black metal with the slighest touch of pagan. Somebody here can write a riff, somebody here can write a song, somebody here can create the sound and last not least somebody here can sing, I'm so sick of those forced shrieks you get dozen a dime nowadays. Making a mental note to go to the back catalogue.

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1.	Death, Pierce me, Set me free 06:52	buy track
2.	All Hail Egocentrism 05:39	buy track
3.	But Who Will Scare the Crows? 10:48	buy track
4.	Fuck off, we Murder!!! (GG Allin Cover) 02:15	buy track
5.	Welcome the Antichrist 08:00	buy track
6.	Die Spiegel meiner Seele 08:10	buy track
7.	Starfall 02:27	buy track
8.	InstruMENTAL Desecration 06:51	buy track
9.	Fuck your God! 04:43	buy track
10.	The First Steps into Blasphemy 04:17	buy track

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released March 12, 2021

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