Profane Pleasures for the Beast.

from CiTR -- Powerchord Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

We travel down a dark road today hand in hand with beast himself, speaking of the Pandemic, the Occult and our connection through the thin veil that is the spirit world where we conjure music of the darkest themes and bring them for in a cacophony DOOM and METAL. This incantation has summoned forth the spirits of Monolord, Eye of Doom, Heavy Trip and Clouds Taste Satanic to begin the ceremony. We slide in some of the darker demon from the underworld Weird Tales from Poland, and Heron one of our favourite local demons. Now for the Sacrificial Lamb we let the Witches guide us through, lead the way is Blood Ceremony from Canada, Frayle from Cleveland, and Brno from Argentina. With the conjuring complete what rises from the ashes are the hedonistic pleasures of The Crooked Whispers, Black Sabbath, Electric Wizard, Chapel, Mission of Christ, Mr. Bungle and Gatecreeper. All Hail The Black Goat. Justin (IG Oldirtyhick)

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