DARKSIDE LEGIONS, by SIEGE COLUMN

DARKSIDE LEGIONS

by SIEGE COLUMN

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thedeluge2 What a dope solo to end the record with Favorite track: Buried in Lava.

Dark Avenger Imagine an alternate timeline where Blasphemy, Impetigo, Bolt Thrower, and Autopsy formed a band and recorded an album using late 80's Brazilian gear and studio equipment. That is the best way that I can describe Darkside Legions. A highly satisfying and demented mix of great influences from bygone days.

For fans of Fallen Angel of Doom, Realm of Chaos, Ultimo Mondo Cannibale, Severed Survival, Bloody Vengeance and Campo de Exterminio.

beautiful_decay a cross between dirty old school death metal, crust punk, and hellhammer- whats not to love? this is one of my most played records in the past few months, and that is not likely to change.

Ippocalyptica Darkside Legions is a seemingly straightforward “old school” death metal album with very raw production value, but sort of like Joe Aversario’s incredible black metal project by the name of Death Fortress, Siege Column employs riffs and melodies that are way more nuanced than their rough presentation initially suggests. Make no mistake, there is master riff-craft here, and it comes in a package full of speed, aggression, and swagger. Now, please give us a new Death Fortress album! Favorite track: Gloves of Fire.

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	1.	Devil's Knights of Hell 06:34
	2.	Echoes from the Underworld 03:14
	3.	Snakeskin Mask 03:22
	4.	In the Stolen Tomb 03:33
	5.	Funeral Fiend 04:42
	6.	Darkside Legions 03:39
	7.	Gloves of Fire 03:06
	8.	Speed of Omen Winds 04:10
	9.	Buried in Lava 04:15

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released August 15, 2020

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