Seven Band Black Metal Adherents Of Satanism

1. Acheron

The Band was originally astray for example Acheron, a band founded in 1998, and was created by Reverend Vincent Crowley in Tampa, Florida. Which later merged with Peter h. Gilmore, master of the Church of Satan.

And for the first time, the band released an album titled "Messe Noir" in 1988. The Album was made specifically as a limited edition 7-inch dimensions and it is the record for an album that has never been there before, and to make this album really creamy against the flow of satanis, Acheron made it was copied to only 666 copies.

Then in 1991, the band made was astonished the world by publishing their second album entitled Rites of the Black Mass (1991). On the album, each of his songs contain verses of the Gospel in black (Satanic Bible) as well as the Gothic-style and used the intro guitar solo that makes these songs impressed from the world of "dark ages". The songs then they are based on the philosophy of "Satanis".

Album:

Messe Noir (1988), the Rites of the Black Mass (1991), Alla Xul (1992), Satanic Victory (1992), Lex Talionis (1992), Anti-God, Anti-Christ (1996), Those Who Have Risen (1997), the Necromanteion Communion (1998), Compendium Diablerie: The Demo Days (2001).

2. Angelcorpse

The second Band that also includes bands that follow the flow of Satanism is band Angelcorpse. The band formed in 1995 by Pete Helmkamp and former band known as the order of Chaos. Angelcorpse comes from Kansas City, but they moved to Tampa, Florida (which is an area of Satanism) in America. Their music with the Anti-Christ and warfare. In 1995 and 2007 the Band toured Europe in support of the band-band Satanism.

Anything else having to do with this band is Pete Helmkamp, band members, wrote a book entitled ' The Conqueror Manifesto. ' he thought, things are looking at that "In the spirit of Crowley 's" and the view of the "Antichrist" is the truth. In his book the human effort to transcribe Pete can go up to the Quest of the Plateau of Invincibility and achieved Godhood (Homodeus).

Album:

Goats to Azazael Demo (1995), Hammer of the Gods (1996), Nuclear Hell (1997), Wolflust Single (1997), Exterminate (1998), Winds of Desecration (1999), The Inexorable (1999), Iron, Blood and Blasphemy (2000), Death Dragons of the Apocalypse (2002), Of Lucifer and Lightning (2007).

3. Cradle Of Filth

The third Band is Black Metal-band, which is the Cradle Of Satanis Filth. Is a band that came from the United Kingdom was formed in 1992, with lead singer Dani Filth.

The Band is closely associated with Witchcraft, mythology, and things that smelled of sewage. In addition to singing the strains of Black Metal, it also plays a stream of Dark Metal and Death Metal, Metal and Satan Vampyric Metal and Symphonic Black Metal.

This flow has changed a lot since the start of the set up. At first feel of Death Metal is so visible, however over time turned into Black, and the latter a highly visible Ghotic Style on the song "Nymphetamine". Great achievement has ever gained by this band is the band's most well known in the United Kingdom after the Iron Maiden.

Album:

The Principle of Evil Made Flesh (1994), Dusk ... and Her Embrace (1996), the Cruelty and the Beast (1998), Midian (2000), Damnation and a Day (2003), Nymphetamine (2004), Thornography (2006), Godspeed on the Devil's Thunder (2008).

4. Dimmu Borgir

The fourth Band which is also the band Dimmu Borgir Satanis is. Is a Black Metal Band from Oslo, Norway, formed in 1993. Formed by Shagrath, Silenoz, and Tjodalv.

The Band was first published albums Inn i evighetens mørke in 1994. Then the whole Track on finalising the album For All Tid (1994).

The Band was known to often play the streams of Symphonic Black Metal, Black Metal, Black Metal, Ritual and Deathy Metal. The themes covered in the lyrics of his songs is almost the same with Cradle Of Filth, which is about the cult to the Devils, rituals, and warfare.

Album:

For all tid (1994), Stormblåst (1996), Enthrone Darkness Triumphant (1997), Spiritual Black Dimensions (1999), Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia (2001), Death Cult Armageddon (2003), Stormblåst MMV (2005) In Sorte Diaboli (2007).

5. Arch Goat

The fifth Band is Black-Death Metal band, that formed in the Arch Goat Finland. Their first Album was released in 1992 entitled "Jesus Spawn". An album that in it riddled with blasphemy-blasphemy to God. Style and the Band's style is similar to Angelcorpse, namely anti Christ as well as many plays Filosophy Satanis. The Band also occasionally plays a musical Ritual.

 

Album:

Jesus Spawn (1992), Angelcunt (Tales of Desecration) (1993), Angelslaying Black Fucking Metal (2004), the Live Black Mass (2005), the Whore of Bethlehem (2006).

6. Blasphemy

The Band is the band's sixth Satanis, a Black Metal comes from Canada, formed in the area of Burnaby in 1984 called Blasphemy. Their Debut, the first being "Blood upon the Altar" in 1989, was the album that contains Blasphemy-blasphemy to God. The Band also toured to Germany "Fuck Christ". In his amorous verses led this Band a lot, using the themes associated with paganism, mythological and lyrics-lyrics to the Anti-Christ.

Album:

Fallen Angel of Doom (1990), the Gods of War (1993), Live Ritual-Friday the 13th (2002).

7. the Behemoth

The seventh is the Band Behemoth. Behemoth is a Black Metal band that originated in Poland in 1991. The Band plays music with themes of Satanis, cult and Ritual, and to idols. The Band also played the musical styles Death Metal, some are calling it Black Metal, Metal, Pagan Metal band Avantgrade. However the actual flow of the band was still in doubt, as the band prefer not labelled in any genre.

Album:

And the Forests Dream Eternally (EP) (1995), Sventevith (Storming Near the Baltic) (1995),Grom (1996), Bewitching the Pomerania (EP) (1997), Pandemonic Incantations (1998), Satanica (1999), Thelema.6 (2000), Antichristian Phenomenon (EP) (2001), Zos Kia Cultus (Here and Beyond) (2002), Conjuration (EP) (2003), Demigod (2004), Slaves Shall Serve (EP) (2005), The Apostasy (2007), Ezkaton (EP) (2008), Evangelion (2009).