Ferndal Münster, Germany
Composers/lyricists Sorathiel (bass and vocals) and Lestaya (violoncello), flanked by Alboîn (drums) and Abarus (guitars) – also being members of EÏS – and Sethras (guitars), lead to a black metal sound you surely haven’t heard (yet). FERNDAL seemlessly blend in premonitions from ancient scandinavian folk, baroque grace or romantic melancholy in between a veil of pure black metal aggression. ... more
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