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French Black Metal. CD Digipak
 

Remixed/ remastered 2014

Ristampa 2014 in cd per Drakkar

Brand new 2023 reissue of the 1994 Demo, “War Funeral March” by french entity VLAD TEPES distills the essence of misanthropic hate that was worldwide spread by the Black Legions almost 30 years ago.
In this 5 tracks album, Wlad Drakksteim managed to mix crunchy and surprisingly groovy guitar riffs with weird and vicious growling vocals. Tracks like “Returning To My Old Battlegrounds” or “War Funeral March” are definitely a perfect example of VLAD TEPES‘s various and prolific discography.
For Fans of Les Legions Noires productions, Mütiilation, Torgeist or Belkètre

Comes in a standard jewel CD case with a 4 pages booklet and a b&w printed CD. 2023 Drakkar Productions release

Collector's Edition in 8-panel Digipack, limited to 1000 copies. 

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