Craven_Idol-Towards_Eschaton-WEB-2013-BLEEDiNG

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78,13 MB

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2026-06-12

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      artist: Craven Idol                                                    
       title: Towards Eschaton                                               
        year: 2013
       genre: Black Metal

        type: Album
       label: Dark Descent Records
    language: English
   rel. date: 2013-10-15

      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
     runtime: 00:33:04
        size: 75.8 MiB / 8 tracks

    rip date: 2026-06-12
  source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/c82bojyqr71ya

   tracklist:

   01. To Summon Mayrion                                                6:21
   02. Sworn Upon the Styx                                              2:24
   03. Golgotha Wounds                                                  4:10
   04. Craven Atonement                                                 3:54
   05. Codex of Seven Dooms                                             6:04
   06. Aura of Undeath                                                  3:00
   07. Left to Die                                                      4:42
   08. Orgies                                                           2:29

   release notes:

   Debut album from the UK's Craven Idol. Eight new offerings of ripping
   black metal, channelled with a vitriol akin to Nifelheim and Absu, with
   further allegiances to the dark arts of Inquisition and Samael. Musically
   the release is an assault on those who neglect the potent legacy of the
   1980s, while thematically it attacks all proponents of unfounded
   spiritual dogma.

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