Morgion
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Serpantine Scrolls" (10:33) Discovered these guys after hearing their contribution to the Iron Maiden tribute "Up the Irons." I must admit, I wasn't much into their cover "To Tame a Land" but it was interesting enough that I knew I would like their original material. I was right. I'm not even sure how to describe it, but their brand of epic, progressive, gothic, doom metal music creates a certain mood. (Did I use enough adjectives?) It's sort of like Saint Vitus meets Fates Warning. Closest comparison might be Paramaecium. |