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Technical Death Metal

Die

There is more than one artist by the name of Die: 1) Die is a brutal death metal band from Aarhus, Denmark.
2) Die is also a guitarist, member of the japanese band Dir en grey.
3) Die is also called DJ Die, a drum ‘n’ bass producer and DJ from the United Kingdom.
4) Die is also producer of cool experimental electronic from Bulgaria About the Danish death metal band: DIE was founded during spring 2005 by the members Bent and Tajs. They had long been playing around with the thought of making a death metal band, and at this point it seemed appropriate to do so.

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Slow Death

1. A New Jersey hardcore band with a demo out in 2010.
2. A technical death metal band from Venezuela. 1. Where do you see yourself in the discernible future? When opportunity arises you merely coincide and be concurrent with what is handed to you. SLOW DEATH bulldozes through any notion of harmonious living as they sporadically reimburse the hand they've been dealt amidst a twisted array of tales of dissatisfactory and dread. While you stand in your pulpit of joy, they can only claw at the very idea of salvation and upkeep.

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Pantheon I

Formed in late 2002 and hailing from the city of Oslo in Norway, Pantheon I is an extreme metal band that combines brutality, aggression and speed with heart-wrenching melancholy. Rather than resorting to the use of synths with string samples, the symphonic aspects of their music are highlighted by the use of the cello. The current line-up is composed of KVEBEK on guitar and vocals (DEN SAAKALDTE, ex-1349), SAGSTAD on guitar (TROLLFEST, SARKOM), T.R.S. on bass (1349, DEN SAAKALDTE), MADS G on drums (THE ALL SEEING I, ZEENON), and LIVE JULIANNE on cello.

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Catharsis

There are twelve different artists under this name: 1. Catharsis was an band from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, releasing their albums through the CrimethInc. collective. Their singer, Brian, was editor of the political fanzine Inside Front and later went on with other ex-members of Catharsis to form the band Requiem. 2. Catharsis was a French band who released albums during the 1970's. Their first album, "Masq" (1971), was a mixture of formless chanting, hypnotic melodies, prominent percussion, Arabic styles, and experimental songcraft.

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Corpus Mortale

Corpus Mortale was formed in early 1993. From the beginning the intention was to play pure and aggressive death metal. In the early years the band received great recognition in the underground through the demo’s “Corpus Mortale” 1995 and “Integration” 1996 and also through numerous successful concerts in Denmark and Germany.
In 1999, only five months after recording the third demo “Spiritim” 1998, both of the guitar players left the band.

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