Cor Serpentis, by Calliophis

Cor Serpentis

by Calliophis

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1.	The Cleansing 09:42	buy track
2.	Yuki Onna 09:27	buy track
3.	Edge Of Existence 11:21	buy track
4.	Munk (Heart Of Stone) 10:55	buy track
5.	Seven Suns 08:52	buy track
6.	Isolation 11:59	buy track

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The German band Calliophis presents the second album, which comes after a long break. Between the debut album "Doomsday" released in 2008, that received well-deserved positive response, and the new release many concerts in Germany, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Czech Republic and Austria were played, the band took part in the legendary Doom Shall Rise Festival, and appeared in a number of thematic compilations. And now, after returning to studio activity, the band brings down to the listener its second album, "Cor Serpentis", proving high skills and creativity of the musicians who not only managed to consolidate their style found at the debut album, but also to master it in the studio, achieving a dense sound and musical perfection of all compositions. Powerful guitars, deep growl, and a combination of atmosphere and stiffness is what should all fans of high-quality doom death metal expect from this release.

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released March 27, 2017

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Solitude Productions Russian Federation

The Solitude Productions label was founded in July 2005 for promotion of doom metal varying within wide range from traditional to funeral doom. In the end of 2006 the BadMoodMan Music sub-label was found for promotion of the bands which do not exactly fit the style of the mother label. ... more