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Olsztyn, Poland |
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Death Metal |
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DISBANDED
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Last update/review:
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October 31, 2008
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Dies Irae
Dies Irae features members from three of Poland's finest death
metal bands, coming together to produce, well, more Polish death
metal.
The Sin War, the band's second effort, is a well-produced
slice of mid-paced old-school death metal, with some nods to
the members' other bands
(i.e., bits of both
Vader and particularly
Behemoth
can be heard, though they aren't technical nor complex as
Sceptic is),
with other influences being prime American death like
Morbid Angel.
Often when side projects like this (if this is just a side
project) are similar to the members' main bands, one might
wonder what is the point of just doing more.
But here, Dies Irae have produced an album that can stand
on its own.
A solid death metal recommendation.
Note: no relation to the Mexican death metal band
Dies Irae.
Former Members/Guests
Doc (Krzysztof Raczkowski)
drums (ex-Moon, ex-Vader) RIP: August 19, 2005, heart failure, age 34
Discography
Fear Of God
1996
Serenades
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- Intro - Evil
- Unheavenly Salvation
- Fear of God
- Dies Irae - Part I
- Blasphemous Words
- Dies Irae - Part II
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Immolated
2001
Metal Blade
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- Zohak
- Message of Aiwaz
- Sirius B
- Immolated
- The Nameless City
- Bestride Shantak
- Turning Point
- Hidden Lore
- Lion of Knowledge
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Novy
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Mauser
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Jacek Hiro
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Doc
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The Sin War
2002
Metal Blade
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- Comrade Of Death
- Incarnation Of Evil
- Internal War
- Horde Of Angry Demons
- Infinity
- Genocide Generation
- The Truth
- Beyond Sensual
- Another Being Wasted
- Nine Angels
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Novy
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Mauser
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Jacek Hiro
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Doc
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Sculpture Of Stone
2004
Metal Mind
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- Beyond All Dimensions
- The Hunger
- Unrevealed by Words
- The Art of An Endless Creation
- Trapped In the Emptiness
- The Plague
- The Oceans of Filth
- The Beginning of Sin
- Sculpture of Stone
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The Art Of An Endless Creation
2008
Metal Mind
