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Serbian Extreme Metal band Bane have come to make their mark on the underground with a unique blend of Blackend Death Metal. The debut release Chaos, Darkness & Emptiness was recorded at Hellsound studio in Czech Republic, and was produced, mixed and mastered by Honza Kapak (Judas Iscariot, Krieg, Nargaroth) with crushing results. Features guest appearances from Honza Kapak of Avenger, Deimoz of The Revenge Project and Nocturnal of Shadowdream. The combination of crushing production mixed with Dissection style blackened death metal and progressive Opeth & early Katatonia interludes create a fresh, brutal and unique sound. Brilliant artwork created by renowned artist Marcelo Vasco who has also done artwork from Belphegor, Obituary, Vader, Borknagar, Gorgoroth & Satyricon

Track Listing

Bonus Materials

• Includes Exclusive Bonus Track 'The Dawn No More Rises' (Dark Funeral cover)

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• Artwork created by Marcelo Vasco who’s artworks credits include Belphegor, Obituary, Vader, Borknagar, Gorgoroth & Satyricon.
• Features guest appearances from Honza Kapak of Avenger, Deimoz of The Revenge Project and Nocturnal of Shadowdream.
• Recorded at Hellsound Studio in Czech Republic.
• Produced, mixed and mastered by Honza Kapak Who previously worked with Judas Iscariot, Krieg, Nargaroth

Press Quotes

”Chaos, Darkness & Emptiness' already to be named as the best Black Metal album coming from Serbia in last few years...'

     —Metal Sound Magazine, Serbia

' 'Chaos, Darkness & Emptiness' is a serious candidate for the Serbian metal album of the year.'

     —Serbian Metal Portal

' 'Chaos Darkness Emptiness' is, without a doubt, one of the best releases coming out of Eastern Europe this year...”

     —Pest Webzine

'Blackened Death from Serbia, who sound like they're from Sweden in the mid-'90s. If you're a fan of early Dissection and Dark Funeral then this record is a must!'

     —Terrorizer Magazine