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  Metal Unblack
  by Christageddon

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  I got this because I love un-black metal and I'm pretty much impartial when it comes to pay what you want, but these are all quality. and yeah I'm gonna talk about it. First time I heard horde... I didn't understand... like who wants to listen to pure static. relax, I get it now. however if you're like I was and are scared to dive headfirst into the static vibe, these covers are pretty crisp. Lagoram

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  Emerging Extermination
  by Supresion

  supported by 11 fans who also own “Church Bells on Judgment Day”

  So I've been on quite a thrash kick lately, but it's hard to find good thrash bands that also sing about Christ and His gospel. Supresion is one on those greats!!! I rank them up there with others such as Zurisadai, Herd, Hating Evil, and Mashiaj to name a few!!! Highly recommend!!! xMarco Lealx

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  Ad Majorem Dei Glorium (Black/Unblack Metal)
  by Dawnbreaker

  The great NYC black metal group Dawnbreaker returns with another harrowing LP, where brutal riffs are trailed by eerie synths. Bandcamp New & Notable Jan 23, 2022

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  Frosthardr
  by Frosthardr

  The Nordic Mission label comes to Bandcamp, bringing a catalog stacked with extreme metal from the frozen north. Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 28, 2020

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  God is Violence
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  Night Of Halloween
  by Dark Night

  supported by 11 fans who also own “Church Bells on Judgment Day”

  This is a remaster and reissue of the first album by horror metal band Dark Night. This music has the sound and style of classic albums such as Don't Break the Oath and The Fatal Portrait. Those who are familiar with classic Mercyful Fate and King Diamond will know what I'm talking about. Creeptastic vocals and classic metal vibes are in abundance here. Keep in mind that Dark Night is a Christian band. Lyrically speaking, the band takes classic tropes from horror literature and films, as well as lyrical tropes often found in secular metal, and turns them on their heads to show good in triumph over evil. It's really quite brilliant. Really great stuff! Thanks to VOGr for finally making this officially available to those of us residing outside of the band's native country. Matthew Smith

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