The Satanic Verses, by Abazagorath

The Satanic Verses

by Abazagorath

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Frasil BM Raw and furious, this album shows what true black metal is about!

Conor Pittman Great black metal album with an interesting theme. Not many black metal albums tackle Islam as a theme, but Abazagorath pulls it off masterfully. In my opinion, definitely one of the best black metal albums from the past decade. Favorite track: Mahound.

Chris Saw this band live in the 90's great to see they are still going strong! Favorite track: Mahound.

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1.	Mahound 07:47	buy track
2.	The Satanic Veres 09:09	buy track
3.	The Angel Gabriel 05:34	buy track
4.	Revelations 01:44	buy track
5.	Ayesha 01:47	buy track
6.	Visions of Azrael 05:36	buy track
7.	Return to Jahilia 08:59	buy track
8.	A City Visible but Unseen 04:39	buy track
9.	Ghanariq 04:30	buy track
10.	Conclusion 02:13	buy track

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"this is a thoroughly black metal album, firmly rooted in the 90’s without sounding derivative or uninspired – indeed, this is a wonderfully passionate, self-assured album. Think back to how this is the band’s third album in almost twenty years, and it becomes clear that Abazagorath only release music when they are ready to do so. The Satanic Verses has been well worth the wait, and is another in a growing line of excellent releases from Eternal Death."
- The Sound Not the Word

"‘The Satanic Verses’ is in a lot of ways a throwback. It hits a great number of the hallmarks of 90s black metal throughout the album’s fifty-two minutes...when they’re on top of their game, their as formidable as anyone going today."
- Sludgelord

Newest full length from USBM legends Abazagorath "The Satanic Verses." A crushing and powerful release, featuring the best this long running black metal band band has to offer.

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released October 7, 2014

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Record label based in New England, USA that focuses on black metal and other sinister forms of music.

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