Cemetery Echo "CEMETERY ECHO - Come Share My Shroud / BLACK Vinyl LP" 12" LANTERN Loosely translating as ‘Refuge’

Loosely translating as ‘Refuge’

The EP was produced and mixed by Chris Laney

Ensiferum "Raven" one-sided black t-shirt

In 1991 they changed their name to God Macabre and released one song for the Pantalgia compilation and an album through the small German label Mangled Beyond Recognition Records before splitting up

Death Strike need little introduction to anyone who would consider themselves seasoned in the realm of Death Metal

Cemetery Echo "CEMETERY ECHO - Come Share My Shroud / BLACK Vinyl LP" 12" LANTERN Loosely translating as ‘Refuge’Goth N Roll Deathrock from the tombs of Buffalo, NY. Fields Of The Nephilim, Idle Hands and Danzig eat your heart out! Cemetery Echo was invoked through the festering remains of metal bands passed, stuffed to the fangs with 80s goth attitude, ceremoniously stitched together with silken strands of spookhouse spiderwebs, and summoned back to life through mysterious funerary incantations from ancient tomes of the undead. Re animated in 2019, the Buffalo,