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0 EPK – Grotesque Ceremonium – Demonic Inquisition (2016) (Satanath Records)

May 25, 2016
by Asher
· Grotesque Ceremonium (Satanath Records)

Grotesque Ceremonium – Demonic Inquisition (2016) (Satanath Records)

“One Man Death Metal Band From Ankara Turkey”

Release Date: June 15, 2016

153-1

1. Defiled Spirits Of Unholy Torments (4:52)
2. Demonic Inquisition (6:28)
3. Burned At The Stake (3:08)
4. Malefizhaus & Hexengefangnis (5:24)
5. Barbaric Apostasy (5:49)
6. Agonized Screams Of The Damned (3:53)
7. In The Cauldrons Of Hell (4:47)
8. Crushing Morbid Death (2:53)
9. Profanation (Incantation cover) (5:04)

Album Length: 42:23

Co-release Satanath Records with More Hate Productions: New album “Demonic Inquisition” from Turkish one man death metal band Grotesque Ceremonium out on June 15th!

Grotesque Ceremonium was formed in 2014 in Ankara (Turkey) as one man unholy old school death metal band influenced by early 90’s dark, putrid evil. 2014’s debut EP ‘Blasphemous Goat Observance’ was a self-released tape, later unleashed by Mexican label American Line Prods as 100 limited edition copies. Main influences of the band are early Incantation, Autopsy & Winter.

“Demonic Inquisition” is a concept album about medieval dark times and inquisitions during the middle ages where all punishment methods were performed by demons and Baphomets evil army against all believers of God. Lyrical themes touch upon witchcraft, demonic punishments and tortures in the depths of hell and the satanic temple of Baphomet. Dedicated to all evil goats worldwide with eight new songs plus an Incantation cover song ‘Profanation’.

Line-up:

Batu Çetin – everything
gro-band

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