Note that this lot isn't your kind of general Symphonic Goth-Metal group like you used to think they were the same before listening. Sins of Thy Beloved hailed themselves from the depth colder weather and mists off Bryne, Norway within the new composition of European Gothic Metal band members having two different vocals the seductive eerie female vocals by Anita Auglend with guitarists/growlers duo Arild Christensen and Glenn Morten Nordbo, along the bass player Ola Arrested, double keyboardists conquered by Anders Thue and Ingfrid Stensland to the drummer Stig Johansen and violinist Pete Johansen; in their such strange and amazing mixing of Classical Extreme Metal, Blackest Darkness, Gothic Doom and ritualistic romancing atmosphere that would easily gripping the audiences with horrific feelings within the beautiful sensual melodies swirling and ready to give you a bite that you will never forget. Through the best work of their second album Perpetual Desolation; the lyrics already speak straight and fearless as the blistering sounds combinations would capturing your imagination about betrayal, hate, unattainable love and death thicker corrupting the midst of air in the dead of the night. Let the ferocious blast of extremity leads the way to releasing your sinful flesh in needs to do damage to anyone that you hate the most or sexually arouse you for years right now as these mighty darker tracks like The Flame of Wrath, Pandemonium, A Tormented Soul echoing faintly faded as the killing or the sacrificial done as well as the bonus track off the mighty Metallica's The Thing That Should Not Be shall releasing your unchained heart of the beast to run and kill again ...
Perpetual Desolation:
https://youtu.be/cIPdq1JP9Ec
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