...Whose Name is Worthlessness
from Followers of the Apocalypse by Omination
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Omination Tunis, Tunisia
Funeral doom death metal act defined as post-apocalyptic, Started as a one-man project by Fedor Kovalevsky. The music and overall atmosphere are derived from the last cathedral, preached by the prophesying wanderer.
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