Yesterday in 2009 Dark Funeral released the album Angelus Exuro pro Eternus Stockholm,Sweden Black Metal Status:Active Years active: 1993 (as Ahriman), 1993-present Dark Funeral is a black metal Band from Sweden. Their music is describable in four words: loud, blasphemic and very fast. In contrast to some black metal bands the melodies are very extensive and complex. Dark Funeral was formed by Ahriman and Blackmoon in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1993. The two were joined by Draugen (drums) and Themgoroth (vocals and bass) before the group began rehearsing and writing material. In the January of 1994, Dark Funeral entered Uni-Sound Studio, owned by Dan Swanö, to record their first EP, titled Dark Funeral. After the recording sessions were complete, Draugen parted ways with the band and was replaced by Equimanthorn. On May 4th of that year, the EP was released and Dark Funeral played their first live show in a pub in Norway. Also in 1994, the band signed a record contract with No Fashion Records. At this point, Dark Funeral started writing material for their first full-length album. In 1995, Dark Funeral again entered Uni-Sound Studio to record The Secrets Of The Black Arts. Due to a bad experience and poor results, the band decided to scrap the material recorded there, and they soon re-recorded the album at Abyss Studio with engineer Peter Tägtgren (of Hypocrisy). After the album was recorded, Themgoroth left the band and Caligula joined to fill his position. Ahriman has expressed his view that the ancient Scandinavian churches under attack by Norwegian black metallers should not be burned down, as they once were pagan gathering places. He has said, however, that The new churches are okay to blow up; they arent a part of history. In 2000, Dark Funeral reissued their original eponymous EP with a different title (In The Sign…) and different cover art. This re-release featured two extra tracks – both of them covers of Bathory songs Regain Records Micke Lord Ahriman Svanberg – guitar Magnus Emperor Magus Caligula Broberg – vocals Bo Chaq Mol Karlsson – guitar Nils Dominator Fjellström – drums B-Force – bass guitar 1. The End of Human Race (4:39) 2. The Birth of the Vampiir (4:42) 3. Stigmata (5:07) 4. My Funeral (5:33) 5. Angelus exuro pro eternus (5:00) 6. Demons of Five (4:46) 7. Declaration of Hate (5:22) 8. In My Dreams (6:27) 9. My Latex Queen (5:21) Total Time: 46:57 Release dates: Europe - November 18, 2009 Brazil - December 22, 2009 (by Paranoid Records) North America - January 26, 2010 Recorded and mixed at Abyss Studio, Sweden, during July-August, 2009. Mastered at Black Lodge Studios. Artwork and graphics by Morbid (Daniel Valeriani) / hordeoftheeclipse@hotmail. Photos by Standard Film Team and Carlos Aguilar. Bonus DVD (limited edition only): Official music video for My Funeral Live at Peace & Love Festival on June 28, 2008 in Borlänge, Sweden: 01. Intro 02. King Antichrist 03. Diabolis Interium 04. The Secrets of The Black Arts 05. The Arrival of Satans Empire 06. Goddess of Sodomy 07. 666 Voices Inside 08. Vobiscum Satanas 09. Hail Murder 10. Atrum Regina 11. An Apprentice of Satan Credits: Film Production by Year Zero. Professionally filmed with 6 cameras. Sound engineering by Henrik Wenngren. Sound Recording by Erik Sjölander. Mixed by Erik Sjölander at Studio Wasteland, Uppsala, Sweden. Pyro by Unique Pyrotechnic, AB. My Funeral video by Standard Film Team, Umeå, Sweden. The music video for My Funeral was shot in and outside an old and closed mental hospital. Uncensored and censored versions of the video exist. Brazilian release includes the My Funeral video. Angelus Exuro pro Eternus (roughly translated to Burning Angels for Eternity) is the fifth studio album by Swedish black metal band Dark Funeral.The album was officially released on November 18, 2009 via Regain Records. It was recorded at Abyss Studio in Grangärde, Sweden with engineer and producer Peter Tägtgren, who also produced Dark Funerals earlier studio albums (with the exception of Attera Totus Sanctus). The record was then mastered by Jonas Kjellgren at the Black Lodge Studios. Musically, it has been described as the bands most technical and varied album to date, with considerably more progression and innovation while remaining true to its roots.[citation needed] The cover artwork for Angelus Exuro Pro Eternus was created by Daniel Morbid Valeriani youtube/watch?v=BZGD04mB_Ic
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