Moonlight Sorcery Tampere, Finland
Moonlight Sorcery's black metal is a symphonic and melodic variety by nature.The trump card of Moonlight Sorcery is the solos that touch the sky, the majestic melody and the epic grip on the music. Together, these create a strong and gloomy, perhaps even medieval, atmosphere. The band has a huge palette of influences, which is directly reflected in the versatility of the song material. ... more
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