t was in autumn 2001 when Black Death Metal fanatic Mors Dalos Ra (guitars, vocals and keys) put some guitar lines unto tape which later became the infamous Necromantic Doom demo. Always possessed by things as the occult and dark wisdom involved in music, his style seems to be primitive old school on the one hand, but is totally disturbing and devastating on the other. Really deep guitars perform weird, ritual-chanting melodies, like hundreds of death monks humming an endless funeral dirge, accompanied by midtempo drumming and a voice, which seems to speak with hamestagan´s tongues itself. Interludes, in this case called temples, complete the unholy sermon.   But time passed and so it took him over one year to finish the first apparition. In fact, the demo got many fanatic responses when released as well as some critics concerning the drum machine that was used on Necromantic Doom. Only 75 CD-R copies with pro-printed booklet were spread but astonishingly, the name of Necros Christos reached many with this first sign of dwelling.   Originally meant as a one time thing it happened again that black sorcery gathered clouds of inspiration and so four new hymns saw the light of birth, or was it the dark of the always existing? But who knows …

 

Grave Miasma is an Occult Death Metal band from England. The band was first formed in 2002 under the name of Goat Molestör. One demo tape, Ancient Barbaric Assault, was released under this name, as well as the Realm of Evoked Doom 7” in 2005.   The band changed its name to Grave Miasma in 2006 and eventually released the Exalted Emanation MLP on September 9th 2009 (9.9.9.) on Sepulchral Voice Records.   The Realm of Evoked Doom EP was later re-released on CD with improved sound by Nuclear Winter Records.   Having performed new songs at gigs in Europe and the USA, the band confirmed that a full-length album of all new material is scheduled to be recorded in June 2013.

Ever since its creation in 1998, Emptiness has gradually evolved into becoming a reference in the belgian Underground Metal Scene.

After the release of a couple of demos, the band recorded its first album in 2003 Guilty to exist (Painkiller Records).

After several line up changes, Emptiness came back in 2007 with a new approach of their root underground sound.

Currently, all members of the band have experience as musicians in such bands as Enthroned, Manic movement, E-invoked, Coverhate and more...

Emptiness s aim now is to move one step further towards wider recognition, and full opportunity to perform on live concert tours. At this date, the band is looking for a serious Label.