Their first demo re-released, including Barathrum and Manowar covers! If you love Finnish black metal, you will know which underground band we are talking about... Obviously, in this 1999 piece they had no modern influences yet, so this stuff rips your skin to shreds.

Last album before becoming The Crescent, and here they continue enjoying a unique personality as a band. Their black is joined by melodic death, traditional heavy, sometimes with industrial atmospheres… It’s not easy to explain, you really need to listen to it. They always did what they wanted, and this opus is no different.

Enochian Crescent’s journey continues with a third album that is black metal in essence, in its atmospheres, but with a rock palpitation. Symbolism, religion, but from their denial. This work is situated between classicism and avant-garde, being amply acclaimed.