Yes indeed! And so many of them had this kinda mysterious surreal aura in their music. It seems like a tradition for Italian metal, from Dark Quarterer to Adramelch to Mortuary Drape to Opera IX.. the list goes on.
Yes, Italy of course had a very big and important progrock scene in the 70's which was highly influential... bands like Museo Rosenbach, Area, Goblin etc. already had this dark, occult image/ lyrical themes....
Great piece of Italian Metal...i'm searching this one too! Here it's quite easy to find a copy but it's always difficult to find one in nm condition, that's why i don't have it yet ahah
Wish they would have continued on this epic-heavy path instead of trying to make big money with the melodic stuff they made later
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gloriousdeath on
Killer lp... Italy had so many great bands like Death SS , Black Hole, Paul Chain, Dark Quarterer, Strana Officina, Jacula/ Antonius Rex etc.
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Yes indeed! And so many of them had this kinda mysterious surreal aura in their music. It seems like a tradition for Italian metal, from Dark Quarterer to Adramelch to Mortuary Drape to Opera IX.. the list goes on.
gloriousdeath on
Yes, Italy of course had a very big and important progrock scene in the 70's which was highly influential... bands like Museo Rosenbach, Area, Goblin etc. already had this dark, occult image/ lyrical themes....
gloriousdeath on
.... plus of course Italian horror movies.....
nadsokor on
Hell yes, who can forget the great Goblin and those masters of macabre and giallos, I think you are right it is in their blood.
Nuclear Bear on
Great piece of Italian Metal...i'm searching this one too! Here it's quite easy to find a copy but it's always difficult to find one in nm condition, that's why i don't have it yet ahah
Wish they would have continued on this epic-heavy path instead of trying to make big money with the melodic stuff they made later