LJDH – Mystifying Sarcophagiacs

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Le Journal Du Hard Épisode du lundi 23 Décembre 2013 Références aux groupes SARCOFAGO et MYSTIFIER, 2 légendes du Black Metal brésilien, le premier ayant notablement marqué un certain Euronymous (aka Øystein Aarseth), guitariste de Mayhem ( qui avoue aussi l'influence de certains groupes de Medellin, Colombie, comme Reencarnacion et Parabellum) et on le rappelle, fondateur du label Deathlike Silence Productions. Vous aurez compris que ce soir, nous partons en Amérique du Sud principalement, pour collecter des échantillons de ce qu'on appelle "extreme metal" ( comprendre death, thrash, black metal). Au menu, Reencarnacion, Infernal ( Colombie),Sarcofago, Mystifier, Vulcano, Uzomi ( Brésil),Torturer, , Pentagram Chile ( Chili), Ritual (Pérou, enfin je crois)..comme dirait Massacra enjoy the violence....

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