Who Dies In Siberian Slush follow up the reworking of their debut with another essential, and essentially Russian, full-length album.
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The band's Doom is of the more vintage kind, bringing to mind a mating between Pagan Altar and Count Raven. Clean wailing voice, potent drumm...
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Russia - Disbanded.
| Epic Doom Scald was a relatively unknown Epic Doom-metal band from Russia. The band had a strong Viking imagery surrounding them, one you would often find in Black-Viking metal bands. Musically, the band played very Epic sounding Doom-metal. Majestic slow riffing, strong solos and epic clean wailing vocals are at the centre point of their music. The band disbanded after their vocalist Agyl (Maxim Adrianov) died in 1997. The band decided to disband rather then continue after his death. However, in 2003, their debut album was re-issued. Regardless, the band has remained largely unknown, which is a shame as they are a must for anybody into old school epic doom-metal. |
| North Winds | 1994 | None | Demo |
| North Winds | 1995 | None | Re-release |
| Will of Gods is a Great Power | 1996 | Metal Agen | Tape |
| Will of the Gods is Great Power | 2003 | Wroth Emitter | Re-release |
| Will of the Gods is Great Power | 2005 | Kyrck Productions | Re-release |
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| Will of the Gods is Great Power (2003) |
| Be aware that there also is an Irish Grind-sludge band called Scald. |
