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Dreaming Of Atlantean Spires The Sixth Adulation Of His Chthonic Majesty Return To Hatheg-kla The Hammer Of The Emperor Thwarted By The Dark The Thirteen Cryptical Prophecies Of Mu The Epsilon Exordium Crystal Shards Black Dragons Soar Above The Mountain Of Shadows Atlantis Ascendant The Ravening Into The Silent Chambers Of The Sapphirean Throne To Storm The Cyclopean Gates Of Byzantium The Empyreal Lexicon Shadows 'neath The Black Pyramid The Ghosts Of Angkor Wat The Scourge Of The Fourth Celestial Host Journey To The Isle Of Mists The Voyagers Beneath The Mare Imbrium When Rides The Scion Of The Storms Shackled To The Trilithon Of Kutulu In The Raven-haunted Forests Of Darkenhold Enthroned In The Temple Of The Serpent Kings The Chronicle Of Shadows Arcana Antediluvia Six Score And Ten Oblations To A Malefic Avatar As The Vortex Illumines The Crystalline Walls Of Kor-avul-thaa The Fallen Kingdoms Of The Abyssal Plain Behold The Armies Of War Descend Screaming From The Heavens! Invocations Beyond The Outer-world Night Beneath The Crimson Vaults Of Cydonia Unfettering The Hoary Sentinels Of Karnak A Black Moon Broods Over Leumria Draconis Albionensis To Dethrone The Witch-queen Of Mytos K'unn Witch-storm A Tale From The Deep Woods And Atlantis Falls At The Altar Of The Dreaming Gods Battle Magic Summoning The Guardians Of The Astral Gate Blood Slakes The Sand At The Circus Maximus Callisto Rising Starfire Burning Upon The Ice-veiled Throne Of Ultima Thule The Dreamer In The Catacombs Of Ur Epilogue In The Search Of The Lost Cities Of Antarctica Naked Steel Of Carnage And A Gathering Of The Wolves Prologue Return To The Praesidium Of Ys Spellcraft & Moonfire Star-maps Of The Ancient Cosmographers The Awakening Of The Stars The Splendour Of A Thousand Swords
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Bal-Sagoth are an extreme metal band from Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, combining elements of black metal, symphonic, and classical music. Vocalist/lyricist Byron Roberts, who came up with the idea for the band around 1989, took the name 'Bal-Sagoth' from a Robert E. Howard short story "The Gods of Bal-Sagoth". Their first demo was released in 1993; they have since released three albums on Cacophonous and three on Nuclear Blast.The band incorporates black metal influences and symphonic elements into an overall grandiose canvas, with the elaborate lyrics of Byron Roberts painting a picture of battles in an antediluvian age where Atlantis had not yet been destroyed and the continents were still joined in a Pangaean mass.... read more
