Convulse - Deathstar (CD)

Convulse - Deathstar (CD) (US Import)

R 575.00
Sale price  R 575.00 Regular price 
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Convulse - Deathstar (CD)

Convulse - Deathstar (CD) (US Import)

R 575.00
Sale price  R 575.00 Regular price 
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Imported from the USA

Artist
Convulse
EAN/UPC
0608033529811
Product Type
CD
Cat No
TR083
Released
2020
Pressing
USA
Studio
Transcending Records
Music Genre
Metal , Prog metal , Rock
Styles
Melodic Death Metal, Progressive Metal
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Description

Convulse — Deathstar
Format: CD • Label: Transcending Records (TR083) • Released: 2020 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Melodic Death Metal, Progressive Metal

Tracklist:
1. Extreme Dark Light
2. Whirlwind
3. The Summoning
4. Chernobyl
5. We Sold Our Soul For Rock'n Roll
6. Deathstar
7. Make Humanica Great Again
8. Light My Day
9. The End

Imported from the USA.

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About the artist

Death metal band from Nokia, Finland, founded in 1990.

Featuring vocalist/guitarist Rami Jämsä, guitarists Jani Kuhanen (1989-1991) Toni Honkala (1992-1994), bassist Juha Telenius and drummer Janne Miikkulainen, Finland's short-lived death metal band Convulse only issued two albums (1991 "World Without God" and 1994's "Reflections") during their brief career, neither of which brought them much recognition at the time. But hindsight is always 20/20, and they have been retrospectively credited as one of their country's first extreme metal groups of note.

Convulse became active again in 2012 and have since released two albums: "Evil Prevails" in 2013 and "Cycle of Revenge" in 2016.

Source: Discogs

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