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Eternal Helcaraxe came to be in May 2003. Between then and February 2004 began writing for a black metal project based on raw emotion and atmosphere. After several line-up changes both founding members decided to continue as a two piece and in march 2008 released the first MCD entitled "Palest Kingdom". Shortly after this release in April of 2008 we were joined by Kozel (ex-Mincing Fury)(cz) on bass, and the lineup was completed in July 2008 when were re-joined by our drummer Tyrith who both added a new level of atmosphere and intensity to our sound. Eternal Helcaraxe have performed a full live assault with such bands as Impiety, Shining, Spearhead, 1349, Abgott and Keep of Kalessin. Unfortunately, due to personal reasons, Kozel parted ways with EH and in August 2009 we were joined by Thule, which set in stone the new path. Since then have released a second MCD entitled "To Whatever End". Musically and lyrically, it was exactly what we wanted to achieve and it is available now. In August 2011 Eternal Helcaraxe completed work on our first full length titled "Against All Odds" and is available now through Abyss Records!

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• Engineered, Mixed & Mastered by Martin Quinn.
• Artwork by At The Ends of the Earth Design.

Press Quotes

'Everything about Against All Odds is amazing from Praetorian's harsh battle cries, the coldness of the riffs as well as the amazing drum work by Tyrith. It's a dynamic scale of harsh and atmospheric music which in the end had me wanting more. This will definitely find itself in my end of year favorites list as well as being played throughout the year. (5/5)'

     —scumfeastmetal666

'This album is going to definitely be on my 'best of' end of the year lists without a doubt. If you're a metalhead that has ever been leery of listening to black metal in the past, dismissing it as noise or just turned off by it in general, check Eternal Helcaraxe out and see how well it can be done. (9.5/10)'

     —Curt, www.scratchthesurface-webzine.com

'The band does not come across as gimmicky despite having the Tolkien name and battle lyrics. Instead, they come across as genuine and in some cases the songs sound downright inspiring. Almost like I was getting ready for some epic battle to take place on the battlefields in Europe. (9/10)'

     —Curt, www.thisisnotascene.com