The Preachings of Hate Are Lord, by Chthonian

The Preachings of Hate Are Lord

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1.	Scoff at the Benign 02:30	buy track
2.	You Should Be Ashamed of Yourselves 03:43	buy track
3.	Might Makes Right 04:18	buy track
4.	You Will Not Lie to Me, Christ! 03:37	buy track
5.	As We Grow Horns 03:21	buy track
6.	The Filthmonger 04:13	buy track
7.	Oppose, Enlighten 04:01	buy track
8.	The Preachings of Hate Are Lord 06:54	buy track

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Formed as a two-man project in 1998 by Lillmåns (guitar / vocals) and Rosenberg(drums), a couple of songs were written and a highly dubious 4-track cassette recording was made. After this, the project went comatose for a few years.
During the years of "inactivity", Lillmåns, Rosenberg and Frilund played together in numeral projects of different nature, ranging from folk-inspired alternative rock to Gothenburg-style death metal to Dallas-metal™.
A couple of years later in 2005, Lillmåns, Rosenberg and Frilund (a very talented bass-player, forced to play guitar in this abomination of a band.) got together to play black metal the way they wanted it to sound.
The trio adopted the moniker Chthonian, and mixing a few of the -98 riffs with a bunch of new ones the band wrote three songs, rehearsed a couple of times and in early spring 2006 the self-titled demo was recorded. The demo received very positive feedback and led to a deal with Woodcut Records.
In early 2006 M. Lillmåns joined Finntroll, his debut as their vocalist can be heard on „ur jordens djup“ out on spikefarm records in March 2007. In September 2006, the trio entered KRS music-studios to record their debut album. Of beatings and the silence in between..

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released February 18, 2010

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