Evil Angel - Dark Forces Of Hell flac album

Formed during the dark days of 1998 in Lahti, Finland, Evil Angel finally burst upon the international metal underground in 2002 with the Dark Forces of Hell demo. The culmination of this t came in the form of Evil Angel's even-more-aptly titled debut album, Unholy Fight for Metal. Here, the quintet stoked the ancient hellfires of early South American darkness, recalling the bestial rush/crush of early Sarcofago, Vulcano, and Sepultura while simultaneously upping the pure metal catchiness of their attack. The album became something of a mini-classic in the underground upon its release in 2007.

Demo, 2002, Self-Released. 1. Evil Angel Has No Boundaries.

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Evil Angel is a finnish old school black/thrash metal band from Lahti. So far they have released a couple of demos and recently (as of March 2007) a full lenght album Unholy Fight For Metal. They have also appeared on a few compilations (Metal On Metal Vol. 1, Outbreak Of Evil III, Don't Burn The Witch).

Invisible, IT takes Antillius, Through his talons, the power of the stone It's paralysed by the terror in the middle of the fog. From the hell "IT" has come incarnation of evil's power sons of kaledon was killed sacrificed for Azrael. This is my hell on earth This is my kingdom come I serve the One Black Light Reign of terror for my great lord. In the night, vultures flies in the sky of the valley of the death! Eats the dead meat, for power supreme in the night they always will live Valley of darkness, valley of the death Valley of the lost life. I'm the angel of the light, The men call me "The Dragon", One name among my names, and the wind carries them away.

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This album manifests Dark Angel at a versatile side while not going delving into the technical side like the subsequent releases did, but still retaining that evil and fast sound. Each song on here is different from the other and each member is not left out from showing their ability to showcase it. Not much to say regarding the guitars as they are just distorted as hell but it compliments the albums overall raw sound.