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Studioalbum von Absu

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Type
Album
Artist
Absu
First released
2009-02-16

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There are 2 bands named "Absu": 1.) An American black metal band with a sound incorporating elements of both thrash and death metal. Formed in Plano, Texas in 1989, the band's name was originally "Dolmen" but this was soon changed to "Absu", drawing thematic influence from esoteric middle-eastern and Celtic mythology. They recorded four albums and an EP from 1993 to 2001. After the release of Tara in 2001 the band was put on hiatus as guitarist and bassist Equitant Ifernain and Shaftiel depart

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Music

Genre
Rock
Year
2001
Tracks
13

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album
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publication date
2009-00-00
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Absu ist das fünfte Album der US-amerikanischen Metal-Band Absu. Als Gastmusiker auf dem Album sind Blasphemer (Ex-Mayhem, Ava Inferi), David Harbour (Ex-King Diamond/David Harbour), Michael Harris (Darkology/Michael Harris), Mindwalker (The Firstborn), Nornagest (Enthroned), Vorskaath (Zemial) und der ehemalige Absu-Bassist und -Gitarrist Equitant vertreten. Ashmedi (Melechesh) trug die Texte zu Nunbarshegunu, Those of the Void Will Re-Enter und Ye Uttuku Spells bei, der ehemalige Absu-Sänger und -Gitarrist Shaftiel war an der Komposition von Night Fire Canonization und Girra’s Temple beteiligt und Vastator an der von Nunbarshegunu, In the Name of Auebothiabathabaithobeuee, Those of the Void Will Re-Enter und Ye Uttuku Spells.

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