Incantation - Upon The Throne Of Apocalypse (CD) (US Import)
Incantation - Upon The Throne Of Apocalypse (CD) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Incantation
- EAN/UPC
- 0781676692224
- Product Type
- CD
- Label
- Relapse Records
- Cat No
- RR 6922-2
- Released
- 1995
- Pressing
- USA
- Studio
- Relapse / Relapse Records
- Styles
- Death Metal
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Description
Incantation — Upon The Throne Of Apocalypse
Format: CD • Label: Relapse Records (RR 6922-2) • Released: 1995 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Death Metal
Tracklist:
1. Abolishment Of Immaculate Serenity
2. Blissful Bloodshower
3. The Ibex Moon
4. Nocturnal Dominium
5. Iconoclasm Of Catholicism
6. Essence Ablaze
7. Emaciated Holy Figure
8. Demonic Incarnate
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
Death metal band, formed in the US in 1989 by John McEntee (guitar, vocals) and Paul Ledney (drums). They were soon joined by Arogon Amori (bass) and Brett Mackowski (guitar) whom they recorded their first demo with. John was left alone since the others left and headed in a black metal direction. People came and went and in 1992 they released their first full-length album, "Onward To Golgotha". The second album, "Mortal Throne Of Nazarene", came in 1994.
The band has experienced a wealth of line-up changes, but has managed to survive and continue to release albums. John McEntee is the only original member left, he has managed to keep the band alive.
John McEntee and his ex-wife Jill (Daily) McEntee are also in a band called Funerus.
Source: Discogs