Crawling Chaos
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Italy
Last Known Status: Active
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Hortus Animae: "Waltzing Mephisto" ReRelease
In 2003, Italian progressive black metal band Hortus Animae unveiled their inaugural opus, "Waltzing Mephisto." Now, two decades later, the time has come to celebrate this macabre dance and artistic relic. This commemoration takes shape in the form of a sonic talisman known as "Waltzing Mephisto 20th Anniversary." Let's revel in the woods with the Devil.
This opus spans 23 tracks across two discs, featuring an up-tempo yet gothic and funereal cover version of Norma Tanega's "You're Dead," the opening theme song for the "What We Do in the Shadows" TV series. "Waltzing Mephisto" guides you through gothic atmospheres, progressive rock grandeur, orchestral magnificence, and the primal fury of black and death metal.
The original album's lineup included Grom from the Norwegian black metal legend ANCIENT, More...
Crawling Chaos Premiere New Music Video
Italian technical/brutal death metal band Crawling Chaos premiere a new music video for "The Prince Is Here", taken from the band's latest album "XLIX".
Check out now "The Prince Is Here" below.
Explains the band’s guitarist Andrea: More...
Crawling Chaos Posts New Song Online
Crawling Chaos has posted a new song online from the "Repellent Gastronomy" album, which is due out November 12th, 2013. Check it out below, and the band also comments:
"Wanna get a clue of what the upcoming album tastes like? Listen to 'From the Unsafe Shrines Cometh the Abyss,' then. We are sure you'll be compelled to headbang your brains out!
"Lyrics-wise, this song talks about democracy and forces you to answer a couple of interesting questions. Cool thing is, it's all a big metaphor with an old temple, many tentacles and a lot of people crushed under debris. Come on, click on Play!" More...