Beyond The Catacombs Jyväskylä, Finland
Beyond The Catacombs was actually formed long time ago and the songs for "Tomb Of The Lost Souls" were written partly years prior to its release. At some point it just seemed that world needed a bit more oldschool death metal and The first EP was released. At some point Scifi-themed brutal death metal albumbecame a cool idea and first full length saw its light in august 2020. ... more
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Excellent. Sweden always know how to death metal. Reminds me a little of Hypocrisy somehow.
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