Mystifier + Teratum + Crown Of Decay Live @Klubb Fredagsmangel
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Klubb Fredagsmangel & Amplified Stockholm presents
Mystifier (Brazil) Black-Death Metal
Teratum (SWE) Black-Thrash Metal
Crown Of Decay (SWE) Death Metal
Tickets 250kr at Nortic.se
https://www.nortic.se/ticket/event/62092
350kr at the door
Members 250kr via pm or at the door
The club is open 17-01
Mystifier;
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6IWWVFu6hqi1IJ5qwGXJBc?si=NchrwhMlQpGXk5a-iLXM2w
From listening to Mystifier's corrosive, hyper-speed, symphonic-tinged black metal, you'd never guess that they hailed from the very tropical, richly historical seaside city of Salvador, Brazil. Yet, this is the truth and the whole truth (honest!) behind this long-running satanic metal group, which was first formed by guitarist Beelzebubth in 1989. Vocalist Naosouninguem, bassist Behemoth, and drummer Lucifuge rounded out the lineup that recorded the ten-song Tormenting the Holy Trinity demo, as well as the locally distributed "The Evil Ascension Returns" single before signing with France's Osmose Productions and releasing 1992's Wicca debut. Second album Goetia introduced new vocalist Asmodeeus, but further member defections and various financial difficulties sidetracked Mystifier for the next three years, so that they only returned to action with their career-defining (in most every way, actually) third LP, The World Is So Good That Who Made It Doesn't Live Here. New drummer Louis Bear joined the group at this time, and good fortune finally smiled upon them when Greek black metal gods Rotting Christ picked them as the support act on their South American tour. To commemorate their tenth anniversary in 1999, the band's now legendary first demo was given an international release by Eldritch Music under the title The Fourth Evil Calling from the Abyss -- Tormenting the Holy Trinity, and 2001 saw the arrival of Mystifier's fourth official album (fifth overall), Profanus, released worldwide by Crash/Pavement Music two years later. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi
Teratum;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d4D4xVbHNI?si=Nesyum4xPxYJnkZD
DTH - Ritualistic Desecration & Impending Doom
DMH - Nuclear Paroxysms & Profanatory Vituperations
PWL - Sepulchral Pulse & Grave Lamentations
SET - Annihilating Convulsions & Ghastly Despair
Crown Of Decay;
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Tw0FxlZDSSywkwXp0YXnd?si=RudGsc9WQFq7OdPADUylsA
Crown of Decay is a Swedish death metal band that first emerged as a trio, releasing their debut self-titled EP on May 17, 2024. Since then, the band has evolved into a five-piece lineup, pushing their sound into heavier and more refined territory with their latest release: The Rot Within, dropped on July 4th.
Delivering dark, pushing riffs and energy, Crown of Decay blends raw aggression and groove rooted in classic death metal.
The band is fronted by Robin Svensson on vocals—also known as the guitarist in the Swedish black metal band Myronath—and features guitarists Sascha Samayoa and Markus Jonsson, bassist William Gallez, and drummer Simon Andersson. Together, they bring a mix of experience, power, and purpose, forging a sound that’s honest, intense, and unmistakably their own.
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Mystifier (Brazil) Black-Death Metal
Teratum (SWE) Black-Thrash Metal
Crown Of Decay (SWE) Death Metal
Tickets 250kr at Nortic.se
https://www.nortic.se/ticket/event/62092
350kr at the door
Members 250kr via pm or at the door
The club is open 17-01
Mystifier;
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6IWWVFu6hqi1IJ5qwGXJBc?si=NchrwhMlQpGXk5a-iLXM2w
From listening to Mystifier's corrosive, hyper-speed, symphonic-tinged black metal, you'd never guess that they hailed from the very tropical, richly historical seaside city of Salvador, Brazil. Yet, this is the truth and the whole truth (honest!) behind this long-running satanic metal group, which was first formed by guitarist Beelzebubth in 1989. Vocalist Naosouninguem, bassist Behemoth, and drummer Lucifuge rounded out the lineup that recorded the ten-song Tormenting the Holy Trinity demo, as well as the locally distributed "The Evil Ascension Returns" single before signing with France's Osmose Productions and releasing 1992's Wicca debut. Second album Goetia introduced new vocalist Asmodeeus, but further member defections and various financial difficulties sidetracked Mystifier for the next three years, so that they only returned to action with their career-defining (in most every way, actually) third LP, The World Is So Good That Who Made It Doesn't Live Here. New drummer Louis Bear joined the group at this time, and good fortune finally smiled upon them when Greek black metal gods Rotting Christ picked them as the support act on their South American tour. To commemorate their tenth anniversary in 1999, the band's now legendary first demo was given an international release by Eldritch Music under the title The Fourth Evil Calling from the Abyss -- Tormenting the Holy Trinity, and 2001 saw the arrival of Mystifier's fourth official album (fifth overall), Profanus, released worldwide by Crash/Pavement Music two years later. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi
Teratum;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d4D4xVbHNI?si=Nesyum4xPxYJnkZD
DTH - Ritualistic Desecration & Impending Doom
DMH - Nuclear Paroxysms & Profanatory Vituperations
PWL - Sepulchral Pulse & Grave Lamentations
SET - Annihilating Convulsions & Ghastly Despair
Crown Of Decay;
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Tw0FxlZDSSywkwXp0YXnd?si=RudGsc9WQFq7OdPADUylsA
Crown of Decay is a Swedish death metal band that first emerged as a trio, releasing their debut self-titled EP on May 17, 2024. Since then, the band has evolved into a five-piece lineup, pushing their sound into heavier and more refined territory with their latest release: The Rot Within, dropped on July 4th.
Delivering dark, pushing riffs and energy, Crown of Decay blends raw aggression and groove rooted in classic death metal.
The band is fronted by Robin Svensson on vocals—also known as the guitarist in the Swedish black metal band Myronath—and features guitarists Sascha Samayoa and Markus Jonsson, bassist William Gallez, and drummer Simon Andersson. Together, they bring a mix of experience, power, and purpose, forging a sound that’s honest, intense, and unmistakably their own.
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