Devil´s Hour - Apocalyptic Drunken Bastards CD Nobody would have expected that

Nobody would have expected that 40 years later

666 copies of “Live Ritual” were pressed

and can be solely superficially interpreted as an unprecedented fusion of war metal and depressive black metal in which feelings of dread

the record draws from the feeling and intensity associated with bands such as IMMORTAL

early Sepultura

Devil´s Hour - Apocalyptic Drunken Bastards CD Nobody would have expected thatBe prepared Its the Devils Hour! Fast riffs, precise drums and aggressive vocals accompanied by expansive guitar solos: this is the style Devils Hour promises with their up coming release Apocalyptic Drunken Bas tards. While occasionally drifting into Heavy or Speed Metal territory, the band plays punky Black n Roll with English lyrics. The raw sound is mainly influenced by Punk, Rock and First Wave Black Metal bands from the 80s and 90s. After three