Queen of Darkness
by Servants of the Apocalyptic Goat Rave
Into The Voight
Into The Voight
Discovered this at Roadburn 2018 out of pure luck. Great industrial black metal in the vein of Mysticum, but with breakcore beats. Very enjoyable and fierce !
Favorite track: Kali Rises.
Paul Schwarz
Paul Schwarz
Not at all sure I do. Maybe offer a different question? This was a punt. I LOVE TARTARUS! TAPES OF HADES FORVEVER!!
Gabriel P.
bertrene
Okkult
Tomasz Gabinski
Seblack
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Pfödhelm
forestdonkey
Martijn Knegt
sivander
MICROCHIP TERROR
Tim Breitberg
Nihilist Prayer
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Alex Lilley
Post-Doom
Swamsel
WB Terpstra
Terdjman
Amethyst Noir
Matjaz Rojc
Brainticket
Scarlett
g.i.NO
Peter De Koning
Grreg Gorey
Laurens
Daniel
Johan van Hattum
zwaertgevegt
Klikmie
_QRTR_
william brown
Michael
dead75
Gert Derkx
jorg de raeymaekers
Ralph van Creij
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Servants of the Apocalyptic Goat Rave Cassette
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Worship
04:16
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Queen of Darkness
03:52
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Kali Rises
01:33
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Destroyed
03:44
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Scourge
04:30
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Xiombarg
01:58
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Mortal Bodies
04:31
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End of Chaos
01:36
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TAR091 Servants of the Apocalyptic Goat Rave - Queen of Darkness
The dark and the light, translated to the 1 and 0 is S.O.T.A.G.R binary view and vision of the Black Electronics. The divine and the universe as a glitch, the abstract imperfections that manifests itself as the beauty of darkness. The immense universe, the beauty and fear of infinity and mortality. And their philosophy of a possible Fractal Consciousness: immortality, rebirth and reincarnation. S.O.T.A.G.R transmit their ‘binary’ vision of Future Occultism in extreme bursts of musical composition, incorporating the extremes from the digital world of electronic music and the rawness and brutality of Black Metal, using spacious Ambient and Soundscape composition to set the sonic contrast to their creative vision.
S.O.T.A.G.R is a 2 piece Black Electronics outfit consisting out of Jason Kohnen and Jurgen Desmet. Both with a past from the electronic Breakcore scene, respectively as Bong-Ra and Sickboy. Their self titled debut album was released in 2007 on the Canadian Sunlight Records. The album and band had a cult following and went into a slumber for a small decade, to re-emerge as a new form embracing a new fusion of Black Metal and Electronics.
The dark and the light, translated to the 1 and 0 is S.O.T.A.G.R binary view and vision of the Black Electronics. The divine and the universe as a glitch, the abstract imperfections that manifests itself as the beauty of darkness. The immense universe, the beauty and fear of infinity and mortality. And their philosophy of a possible Fractal Consciousness: immortality, rebirth and reincarnation. S.O.T.A.G.R transmit their ‘binary’ vision of Future Occultism in extreme bursts of musical composition, incorporating the extremes from the digital world of electronic music and the rawness and brutality of Black Metal, using spacious Ambient and Soundscape composition to set the sonic contrast to their creative vision.
S.O.T.A.G.R is a 2 piece Black Electronics outfit consisting out of Jason Kohnen and Jurgen Desmet. Both with a past from the electronic Breakcore scene, respectively as Bong-Ra and Sickboy. Their self titled debut album was released in 2007 on the Canadian Sunlight Records. The album and band had a cult following and went into a slumber for a small decade, to re-emerge as a new form embracing a new fusion of Black Metal and Electronics.
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