Eskatologia - Stormens OgaWar, war never changes. This is how this release is set; and thus there are bands like Eskatologia, Gothenburg's force of the apocalypse. This is how Eskatologia sounds in 2012, this is their first full length release. Ten new songs of misery and despair; d beat and booze throughout 30 minutes of sheer and raw mayhem. To promote this release, Eskatologia will tour Asia during July 2012! Prior to this Eskatologia has toured extensively in Europe, and

and partially re-recorded

rather than mixing the individual groups of instruments

compile tracks from late '60s budget LP's which were credited to (fictional) acts S

wrote of Pellegrini as "a true demon at the keyboard"

a set of variations on an 'Old Scottish Song' which also shows a thorough command of a central-European idiom

and even metal sounds

Watch as Greek conductor Teodor Currentzis works on Beethoven's Ninth with his ensemble

Tres Itay Keren - Vocals

Volbach drew on this universally familiar material of folk character in response to the turn-of-the-century predilection for German tales and sagas

It was born from the "Country Blues" that were drawn in by Afro-Americans from outlying rural areas looking for work and bringing their music with them

Jackie Cain

Standing at the Edge of the World