INDESIDERIUM Los Angeles, California
Bleak and Ominous self-destructive United States Black Metal. From below the terrestrial planes, the lightless voids of the Abyssal Realms. Unholy Black Metal invoked through the ashes of the elders, conjured by Atrum Lorde and Mattias through means of astral projection and meditative introspection. ***NEW ALBUM TO ANNOUNCED SOON!!!*** ... more
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