Spawn of Possession was a technical brutal death metal band from Sweden, which consisted of Dennis Röndum, Jonas Bryssling, Christian Müenzner (Obscura), Erlend Caspersen (Deeds of Flesh), and Henrik Schönström. The band rose from the ashes of various constellations in February 1997, and it originally consisted of Jonas Bryssling (guitar), Jonas Karlsson (guitar) and Dennis Röndum (drums). The whole idea of the band was to create innovative Technical Death Metal.
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Spawn of Possession
Spawn of Possession was a technical brutal death metal band from Sweden, which consisted of Dennis Röndum, Jonas Bryssling, Christian Müenzner (Obscura), Erlend Caspersen (Deeds of Flesh), and Henrik Schönström. The band rose from the ashes of various constellations in February 1997, and it originally consisted of Jonas Bryssling (guitar), Jonas Karlsson (guitar) and Dennis Röndum (drums). The whole idea of the band was to create innovative Technical Death Metal.
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Sigil Of Vengeance
Song #7 from our debut album " The Faceless Queen "more
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DISINTEGRATION
Disintegration. A descent through time’s relentless cruelty. This track explores the weight of existence, where memories and moments bend one closer to the ground, leaving behind only traces of sorrow and decay. Fans of sludge, doom, and blackened metal will find themselves enveloped in waves of frozen despair, burning horizons, and the relentless march of forgotten paths.
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Entropy
A stark allegory of human existence: life as a shadow-born torrent ripped from the mountains, raging through shattered dreams and desolate valleys, crushing stone and silence, driven by an insatiable thirst for knowledge yet haunted by emptiness, spent warmth, and the frostbitten solitude of mortalitymore
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