Katavasia Greece
Katavasia is a unique evil Greek alliance including members of well known occult act Varathron, prog blacksters Aenaon,
psychedelic masters Hail Spirit Noir, gloomy doomsters
Agnes Vein & archaic Melan Selas.
Katavasia's sound is based in original 90s Greek BM. The Mediterranean dark spirits are revived through the unique heavy metal chants and
and the unholy epic riffs.
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